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The Good Old Days
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Florida Collectibles The…
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Vintage Holiday Collecti…
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Everyday Pottery, Cerami…
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Barbara...I agree with you! That's my favorite movie!!!
Dianne...is that what we're supposed to eat while watching our movie? LOL :O)
Ditto Tom! I Love Lucy is one of my favorite comedies too! I luved Rod Serling's Twilight Zone, The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, and Kraft Mystery Theater! I really luv mystery, suspense, and SciFi, as well as comedy!
A group where members can discuss memories from "the good old days". Favorite old TV shows, movies, music, cars, etc. etc. Share photos, experiences and thoughts.
Marie...I luv it!!! :O)
A group for Florida lovers who want to share photos and resources about Florida collectibles, memorabilia, souvenirs.
Hi Holly!
I hope this has helped bring more linen luvers together! I've already met another VTLC member here, for the first time.
I have to confess...I've been on ebay buying vintage tablecloths again! LOL
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Have A Very Merry Christmas! 
I have always been a luver of antiques & vintage, I continue to haunt antique stores and estate sales...always looking for that buried treasure of all collectibles. I believe in the restoration and preservation of antiques and vintage. I specialize in vintage linens, and textiles. I am learning more about quilts all the time! I have also repaired, refinished, and reupholstered antique furniture.
You can see my vintage at:www.BlackRain4.etsy.com
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At long last vacation time for me, but I can't leave those antique malls alone! :O)
It's been ages since I've been on the blog...I know I'm just terrible! I was at the point of computer overload! LOL All work and very little 'play' made me a very grumpy gal!
My hubby and I are in Houston, Tx., staying three nights at the Hyatt Place Hotel; tonight's our last night. :O( I'm using the hotel PC to blog. (We'll be coming back here again, as we were treated like royalty! It's a three star hotel, but the staff are super nice! My hubby luvs the HD channels on the wide screen T.V. It's… Continue
My hubby and I are in Houston, Tx., staying three nights at the Hyatt Place Hotel; tonight's our last night. :O( I'm using the hotel PC to blog. (We'll be coming back here again, as we were treated like royalty! It's a three star hotel, but the staff are super nice! My hubby luvs the HD channels on the wide screen T.V. It's… Continue
Posted on July 18, 2009 at 11:04pm —
'Going Green' With Estate Sales...
I'm finding myself wanting to expand on comments I'm leaving on friends' blogs today!
I find that there are more people attending estate sales, and the line ups are horrendous!!! More people are watching their money, so it isn't just antique 'pickers' like myself who are attending. More people are furnishing their homes with vintage.
Due to the economy, I think more people are 'going green' without realizing it. For example, I've seen a young couple looking for furniture for their apartment, and… Continue
I find that there are more people attending estate sales, and the line ups are horrendous!!! More people are watching their money, so it isn't just antique 'pickers' like myself who are attending. More people are furnishing their homes with vintage.
Due to the economy, I think more people are 'going green' without realizing it. For example, I've seen a young couple looking for furniture for their apartment, and… Continue
Posted on April 2, 2009 at 7:10pm — 2 Comments
My Handmade Vintage Jewelled Photo Frames ~ Beautiful & Sparkling! They Can Be Yours To Treasure!
Recently, I have been getting back to my 'crafty' side! I have started creating my Vintage Jewelled Photo Frames. These first two vintage wooden frames came from a local estate sale. I found them during one of my treasure hunts! One of them has a photo of a very young Robert Taylor, who was a prevalent leading man in the motion picture industry. The photo of him in the one frame, appears to be from the late 1930's to 1940's.
The other picture frame was empty, so I printed the image of a vintage… Continue
The other picture frame was empty, so I printed the image of a vintage… Continue
Posted on February 26, 2009 at 4:00am — 6 Comments
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- At 7:27pm on December 20, 2009,
Karen C.K. Ballard said…
- Hi Diane, I am glad you can use the information. Have a Merry Christmas. Karen
- At 8:38pm on December 15, 2009,
Karen C.K. Ballard said…
- Hi Diane, I re-consulted "The World of Wooden Bobbins" book and your spool most closely resembles what they call a "roving bobbin" . Roving is a term for carded wool which has been drawn into strands, but not yet twisted into yarn. Not having a background in industrial weaving, I do not know if roving refers to bobbin movement or strands of wool, but I suspect the latter. There are other types of worsted spools that look similar, so I am not at all sure it is a roving bobbin. But the book does indicate that "metal ends were fitted to bobbins to protect the wood and to protect the yarn from snagging." It goes on to say that brass and copper was used during mid-19th century. Later, steel was used with tinning or galvanizing to minimize rust. Apparently the brass/copper-ended bobbins are the most desireable. The book is rather general, covering many types of bobbins and shuttles. I do not know if there are any more definative books on the subject. Best of Luck to you, Karen
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- At 12:29am on December 15, 2009,
Karen C.K. Ballard said…
- Hi Diane, I pulled out my book "The World of Wooden Bobbins". Looking through it I determined it probably is a bobbin for worsted wool, but that I need more information/pictures from you in order to see if I can tell you anything more about it. I need to see both ends (unless they are exactly alike) and I need to know the height and diameter, and to know if there are any metal parts or any marks or differences in the center shaft. Regards, Karen
- At 10:30am on November 27, 2009,
Deb Lebryk said…
- Thanks for the warm welcome Diane. Yes, I am a member of the VTL club. My heart beats fast every time I open the sellers page and find a new tablecloth or towel report...truly a sickness! I sometimes get lost in cyberspace trying to navigate through blogs and web pages but have made a committment to try to get back to working my way through them. I have just restarted my blog and reopened my etsy shop. Hopefully I can keep it all going along with my ebay. Thanks again and I look forward to hanging out w/fellow linen lovers!
- At 8:10pm on November 26, 2009,
Karen C.K. Ballard said…
- Thanks for the comments on my pics. Re: the WWII pics, I am working on a booklet on Collectibles of the WWI and WWII Workbasket Campaigns. I hope to complete it by the latter part of next year. I will post a blog on iantiqueonline.com containing a greatly abridged version of the book, prior to publishing the book. Regards, Karen
- At 1:30pm on November 24, 2009,
Julie Hardie said… - Id love to join the group is possible!! I have an antique dealer here who has several quilts that I want to purchase. I know 1 is from the early 1900's and Im sooo in love with it!!! I cant wait to get it!!
- At 1:28pm on November 24, 2009,
Julie Hardie said…
- Hi there!! There is wood flooring under the flooring. I havent lifted it up yet to see the condition but if its as good in the closet as it is in the bedroom I'm reallyyyyy excited!!! I just love my old house!
- At 9:09pm on November 22, 2009,
Scott said… - It depends how the condition is. If they are undamaged maybe 30.00 each?
Ebay may not get that much because there is so much available on there and the market for middle of the road type shakers is somewhat flat but who knows.
- At 7:14pm on November 22, 2009,
Scott said…
- Hi,
Nice to hear from you! Your shakers are made by Consolidated Lamp & Glass late 1800s. The pattern is called"Fish" in a pink cased glass. Nice examples!
Scott
- At 1:03pm on October 19, 2009,
Zane said… - HI Diane
I just saw your comment..thank you for looking at my pics/items. Sorry that I haven't responded. I got diagnosed with cancer and was in treatment... now I'm back on the computer...take care!
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