oldyarns. is looking for a little help
by way of a casual seamstress
to assist with
sewing projects.
for the 'of yarn' part of oldyarns.
if you are,
or know of anyone,
who may be interested in this notion
please email info@oldyarns.com.au
oldyarns. is looking for a little help
by way of a casual seamstress
to assist with
sewing projects.
for the 'of yarn' part of oldyarns.
if you are,
or know of anyone,
who may be interested in this notion
please email info@oldyarns.com.au
some recently found
photo postcards,
circa 1916.
I find their serious faces
so intriguing.
mysterious somehow,
(so much more so
than every-thing-on-display
facebook posts.)
just how old is that child
with the monocle,
cane
& buttonhole?
*
am using these postcards
as thank-you notes for
the oldyarns. store.
so you can have a funny face too.
mentioned here already,
the gardenias are
acting a little
peculiarly.
flowering in late March?
logic says its due to
a long rainy summer.
or rather perhaps,
they simply
feel like doing
the unexpected
for a change.
snubbing their perfect little white noses
at the rules.
hoorah for that.
*
{observant folk might notice
there's been some progress with the outside tiles
- compared to here -
yes, the balcony is nearly finished.
looking forward to using it as our
outside room soon enough.}
luck found me in Sydney over the weekend;
Friday morning saw my sister and I
take in the famous
painted dark skies
showed another side to this place.
a stop for brekkie
halfway made it a
very pleasant way to
start the day.
*
other highlights of the weekend
including trips here
& here.
ah Sydney-town.
another cake,
another tiny happy recipe...
I used frozen berries
in mine.
it was yum.
*
hmmm, there seems to be quite
lately.
new yarns in the
oldyarns. shop now.
only a very small number of
from this mangle cloth
will be available.
over the weekend I got around
to putting up this set of
photographs.
a charming series of three
of a couple
adopting various serious
poses in their garden.
the glass conservatories are beautiful
& I imagine the time they spent there
together.
there are no dates
I can see
(and it would destroy the fragile backing to
remove them from their frames.)
the only clues are their clothes, the style of garden
& the building, putting it somewhere
I suppose in England in the early 1900s.
or possibly Melbourne or Sydney?
(I'm pretty certain its not
here in Brissie.)
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