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ABOUT
- i grew up in southern california during the 60s + 70s so i can’t help but be influenced by the crafts + design of that time. please think of this blog as a sketchbook where i share some of these influences.
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an appreciation
- i have met many people and made alot of new friends in the course of writing this blog. opportunities I would have never imagined possible have also come my way. i want to thank all of you for your continued love and support. xo
a note on vintage books + craft supplies
- PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING PRIOR TO MAKING A COMMENT: the images in this blog are mainly from my personal collection of vintage publications + i cite the source whenever possible. i am unable to provide instructions for the projects or sources for the supplies pictured in many of the images. i am also unable to respond to requests concerning value of any particular item nor do i make copies of anything in my collection. if you are interested in finding a particular vintage item i suggest that you search either ebay or etsy. thanks!
new books mentioned in this blog
i am acquainted with a few publicists who work for publishers that publish craft and design books. they occasionally send me review copies of their latest offerings. if i choose to do so i sometimes make mention of these books if i think the readers of this blog might be interested in hearing what i think about them. in some cases these are books that i have contributed to and of course want to lend a hand in the promotion of them.
I have just added you Cathy to my google reader. I came across your fabulous blog via a chance encounter with martha stewart show. And I am vintage 60's junkie and adore your unique take:) So in love with your blog:)
Posted by: cynthia | May 12, 2009 at 06:27 PM
She is SO my high-school art teacher in '74. I can't remember her name but she was a big fan of LARGE torquoise jewelry. Most of the class were jocks who took it to sleep but me and a few others loved this woman. I bet she even did the paper-maiche ballon thing.
Posted by: Jim Franco | May 26, 2009 at 07:09 PM