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Can you help me date this item??
Thats a tricky one They could be 60's or 70's, they look like shoes an older women may have worn and they make shoes for older ladies in their favorite styles for years because 60-90 year old ladies don't really buy shoes that are in fashion, but judging by the shoes colour/condition I would go...- Miss Munch
- Post #177
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Itchy skirts...
1)This might sound a bit crazy but you could give it a going over with an electric razor to trim back all itchy fibres 2)You should probably sew some lining into it tho because the fibres have a harder time poking through the smaller gaps in the lining fabric. 3)You could also hand stitch...- Miss Munch
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- Forum: The Powder Room
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Suggestion for a new vintage repro/inspired Clothing Line?
I would be all over some cute blouses, especially in a silk crepe or some knit tops, I have a 40 inch bust :eusa_clap and have a real problem getting my girls into vintage things. I have a hard time getting vintage sewing patterns that size too and when I do I have to alter the heck out of them...- Miss Munch
- Post #70
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Vintage shoes- Softening Hard Leather
A shoe tip from Miss Munch I have had great sucess using Vaseline/Petroleum Jelly on problem areas especially where your shoe rubs the back of your heel and gives you nasty blisters. Take about a heaped teaspoon and rub it into the inside of each shoe for about 20-30 seconds and leave them over...- Miss Munch
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- Forum: The Powder Room
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New Ladies and Gents Step Forward
Bet Lynch is an nickname of mine, I wear a lot leopard print and am fond of a drink or too-if the hat fits, wear it I say!- Miss Munch
- Post #1,465
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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New Ladies and Gents Step Forward
My first message! Hi, this is my first official day in the Lounge, ive been visiting for a while now and I think I'm going to move in. Are there any other members in New Zealand around? I would be great to share some local knowledge. Thanks for having me! Miss Munch.- Miss Munch
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
