It was a lot of fun and I know I will be heading back to make more! So for now, you are looking at my very first Etsy treasury and more will follow!
Thursday, April 28, 2011
My First Treasury on Etsy!
It was a lot of fun and I know I will be heading back to make more! So for now, you are looking at my very first Etsy treasury and more will follow!
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
50's Kool Aid
I wasn't! lol :) Thought it was funny....however I do remember the talking pitcher.
And what about 5¢ a pack!!! Those were the good ole days! Would love to go back to that time! What about you?
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Vintage Spring Fling
The Etsy Vintage Market Team is in full throttle with our SPRING FLING SALE! There are so many goodies to feast your eyes on! To start with here are a few treasuries created by Vogue Vintage and Vintage Eye! ( Just click on their shop names and it will take you to their fabulous vintage boutiques! I wanted to personally thank them for including one of my items in the treasuries they made. Thank you ladies!!!
To see more fabulous items that are included in the sale you can type vtgspring in the search box on Etsy under the drop down box under vintage or you can simply go here! See each participating shop for details for their SALE!
This is a great way to save our Natural resources by GOING GREEN! Re-Use, Recycle, Re-Purpose!
Oh…and Don’t forget about Mothers Day and Fathers Day!!!
Have Fun!!
Friday, April 15, 2011
The True Origin of the Bra
Throughout history women have used a variety of special garments to cover, support or enhance their breasts. Most familiar is the corset which became popular around the Renaissance but lost favor over time because they were too restrictive.
Alternatives evolved over time and in 1893 Marie Tucek's “breast supporter” was patented. The first product called a brassiere or bra was patented in 1913 by Mary Phelps Jacob. Her business “Caresse Crosby” existed until she sold it a few years later to “Warner Brothers Corset Company.” They still exist today creating bras under the name “Warnco Group” and have come a long way from Mary Jacob's original improvisation of two silk handkerchiefs and pink ribbon.
To think she sold it all for only 1,500 dollars and it has turned into a necessity for most all young girls and women and is a multi million dollar or more industry.
Below are two links where I found my information. You can check them out for more information if you like. Very interesting!