1960's Food
Baking in the past — LEANNE COLE
Initially, I was going to do this as part of another post, but then I decided that looking at baking in the past deserved a post on its own. I hope you agree. Baking in the […]
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FASCINATING FACTS ABOUT GRANDMA’S APRON..
The principal use of Grandma’s apron was to protect the dress underneath because she only had a few. It was also because it was easier to wash aprons than dresses and aprons used less material. […]
Baking
FASCINATING FACTS ABOUT GRANDMA’S APRON..
The principal use of Grandma’s apron was to protect the dress underneath because she only had a few. It was also because it was easier to wash aprons than dresses and aprons used less material. […]
Baking
THE HISTORY OF BABYCHAM…
Babycham was created in the 1940s by Frances Showeing where it became one of the first drinks actively promoted to the middle-classes. Post-war, it was one of the first adverts to appear on television and […]
Baking
VINTAGE GROCERY BRANDS, FIFTIES STYLE…
The hardware shops of the fifties were where you could get most of your household goods as supermarkets were not up and running then. It was home for household items like balls of string, cook’s […]
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THE VINTAGE TEA PARTY…
The Vintage Tea Party Book by Angel Adoree is not your average book on recipes and pictures on all things vintage. This book is one you will keep on your table in the lounge for […]
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THE SEWING ACADEMY…
If you want ot learn how to sew then this hands on sewing academy is the place to head. The Lorna Knight Sewing Academy offers workshops in a range of sewing techniques including courture sewing, […]
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VINTAGE CHINA FOR HIRE…
With everything ‘vintageÂ’ being very fashionable at the moment, it was no surprise to find that you can now hire vintage china for your wedding/party or event. Jo Mortimer-Bush runs ‘My Vintage DayÂ’ crockery-hire, which […]