Flashback Wednesdays
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Since Thanksgiving is coming soon here is a look back to November 1984.
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Sculptured food or at least felted food seems to be making a comeback. This little cornucopia sure would be cute made out of felt for this holiday season.
Visit some of these other sites for great Thanksgiving décor ideas then post yours below. Remember it does not have to be vintage or retro, but if you do have old photos or recipes please feel free to post away!
Flashback Wednesdays
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We give thanks at this time of year, but often forget about the history behind this beautiful celebration. Here is fun pilgrim craft from 1997. Not too long ago.
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We are posting this for informational purposes only.
Visit some of these other sites for great Pilgram ideas and even some history then post yours below. Remember it does not have to be vintage or retro, but if you do have old photos or recipes add them here. Post away!
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mosmd/ (History Lesson)http://sassysites.blogspot.com/2010/11/pilgrim-pals.html (Craft Projects)http://www.theentertaininghouse.com/2008/11/have-you-seen-my-pilgrim-hat-cookies.html(recipe)
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Week 2
Well, it is Wednesday again. I am committed to keeping up with my promise to feature a vintage or retro project from "back in the day".
This week I pulled out one of my old "Pack-O-Fun" magazine. They were little booklets actually. This one is from the 1960 Holiday Season. Ever wonder what to do with all those potatoes you seem to have at Thanksgiving? Well, wonder no more!
I am leaving it in original size so you can try and read the instructions. What fun!!
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Now, please join in the fun. You don't have to post a vintage or retro project. You can really post anything here except for sales or shop promos. This is just a get to know you link party and a chance to Flashback for a moment.
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We are so excited; this is our first ever linky party. It should be great fun to see all of your projects and ideas. Please follow the directions below to post your link. If you have any problems, please do not hesitate to email me at kathi3333@gmail.com and I will do my best to help. I am new to this as well!
I have been saving craft magazines since I was a teenager. I even inherited some from my mom and found others in thrift stores. Here is a flashback to 1977. I am posting the pattern and directions for an owl potholder. Owls seem to be everywhere lately, so I thought I would post this.
Hey, even if you don’t try to make these, it might inspire you with another project you are working on.
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Have a great Wednesday! Add your link here
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Week 1
I have been saving craft magazines since I was a teenager. I even inherited some from my mom and found others in thrift stores. Here is a flashback to 1977. I am posting the pattern and directions for an owl potholder. Owls seem to be everywhere lately, so I thought I would post this.
Hey, even if you don’t try to make these, it might inspire you with another project you are working on.
*All Content is the property of Craft Course Publishers 1977 ©* Bitsypieces has no relationship whatsoever with the publisher of this material and claims no right to any of the content. *
We are posting this for informational purposes only.
Directions:
Pattern Available by clicking here: (.pdf file)
These are scanned and uploaded in there unedited traced image. You will have to paste the two large pieces together and then fold in half to get the rest of the wing.
Okay...Now it is your turn!
