On Friday I had some time up my sleeve and got to check out a few Oppies in the city. I was pretty underwhelmed by the stock and gob-smacked at the prices! Still, I did manage to ferret out a few pieces ...
This cloth has been handmade for sure. I am getting a few of these together and plan to dye them for my daughters' High Tea themed 21st Birthday Party.
Who could resist this lovely basket? Not me obviously! It is in excellent nick and only cost $1.95 - it had to come home with me at that price - I mean you can't blame a girl ...
This pretty bangle is enamelled and has already been claimed by the eldest daughter! It is actually a very pretty robins egg blue but some how that hasn't shown up well in the photo.
Now these will probably get all you knitters out there salivating - vintage pattern books. I don't knit and the instructions look very complex but I loved the glam girls pictured within the booklets.
I mean just check out these two- totally glam and just a little bit saucy!
A knitted cap for fashion and practicality - flirty and fun!
And this stylish minx all ready for a spot of yodelling or knee-slapping!
Love them all!
7 comments:
GREAT finds...and that basket is perfect to fill with gifts for someone...don't you just love these markets? I don't go to enough of them over here in Canada....in the UK they're dotted around everywhere.
Have a great day.
Char
Love the pattern pics!
I have a treasure or 2 for the high tea.
Melissa
that tablecloth is great! and what a groovy 21st theme
i love collecting vintage pattern books too..aren't the pictures fun!
Hehehe... I love that you bought the knitting pattern books, even though you don't knit!!! You are a nutter after my own heart... ;)
I love that crocheted table cloth and I love the theme for your daughter's 21st. I love that you bought those pattern books for the pictures not for the patterns. All great finds.
Vintage knitting patterns seems to be one of the few things left that are in relatively good knickand not too expensive ... and yours are great. Time to learn to knit?
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