My vintage facebook friends all came from Fedora Lounge. I closed my Twitter account about 3 years ago, though. If you want to friend me on FB, I go by my real name "Andrea Gideon". Send me a friend request.
Here is my first project from A Stitch in Time, Vol 2. It really grew, so while my gauge was right, I probably should have gone done a needle size. However, you can't find much fault in silk yarn. Because of the growing, I decided to omit the bow. It was a simple knit and I'll probably make...
This blouse is from the Smooth Sailing pattern from http://www.wearinghistorypatterns.com/products/Smooth-Sailing-1930s-Sports-Togs-Pattern.html, by our own lovely and talented Lauren
I think you and Flicka are missing my point entirely. My point is that because society no longer expects people to act like grown-ups as one ages, some people (who perhaps lacked role models or basic drive/ambition) need rites of passage to move from one stage of life to the next. How else do...
Yes, that's exactly what I mean. They aren't signs of maturity to the rest of the world but a rite of passage that helps the individual internalize maturity, in many cases.
Who mentioned breeding? In my situation, I see it more as their situations not requiring growing up. Their lives are no different today then the day they graduated University, except they now have income that let's them buy all their toys. With no demands on their time or money, they spend it...
Considering that my social circle consists of many 35 year old (and older) men going around dressed like skateboard punks, it's because they still are skateboard punks. Generally speaking, they are 2 incomes, no children couples who have never grown up. As to the socialogical issues behind...
I typically use sock weight or fingering weight yarn. All of the vintage patterns I've used list a gauge, so just make sure to do a gauge swatch. I'm allergic to sheep's wool, so this is the yarn that I use for most of my vintage projects...
Have you tried http://www.limecrimemakeup.com/categories/lipstick/ ? They have 2 reds that are lovely.
Glamour 101
Retrofuturist (it's not quite this bright in real life)
Have you tried Rockalilly? Their colors are not trying at all. I think in terms of matte/cream, I'd put them in between Ruby Woo and Besame. Plus, the owner is a local UK gal, so you would be supporting a small female-run business. I like Roulette Red best.
http://www.rockalily.com/buy
Most of us get alot of patterns on eBay or etsy. Simplicity and Butterick have several current reprints that are good for beginners, with modern instructions, at any local fabric store. I'd avoid the Vogue reprints, as they are mostly intermediate or advanced.
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