As always, some oldies but goodies, special requests, new finds and more.
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First up, a fab Whitman's Chocolate ad from Easter 1951. (See another one but for 1943 here).
Yes for many years, Whitman's, Fanny Farmer and Brach's dominated the commercial Easter chocolate market.
It's followed by a fab circa pre-World War One Easter card. This one's a real beaut.
And finally a fab tutorial on how to make chenille Easter chicks from 32 Degrees North; these look infinitely doable using "bump" chenille--for more, click here.
From time to time we all come across a vintage putz house we believe is well past all redemption, let alone restoration and effort. And then there's this little charmer.
Now here's a project for some intrepid crafter---check out this "roof" here.
Recently the subject of dye-ing with Kool-aid came up---mainly because a friend's daughter spilled some cherry concoction on a yellow blouse---AND IT WAS NOT COMING OUT...
Yes, the color may have faded some but it was there to stay.
And yes, for those of you who have often wondered about it, Howard was experimenting with making "coconut" and using Kool-aid for dying a few years back. See more HERE. AND MORE HERE, RIT DYE TOO.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Instructions for making an Easter bunny/chick nest using Blumchen old fashioned festooning https://blumchen.com/easter_shop_ka50.html
SOME INTERESTING NEWS FROM FAMILY GARDEN TRAINS--Turns out that folks being "confined to quarters" is good for model railroading hobbies. MORE FROM THE NY TIMES HERE.And a five day Bachmann's part sale--more info here.
A FAB DIY EASTER BUNNY DECORATION FROM PAPER GLITTER GLUE HERE.
SEE THE LAST EDITION OF MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON HERE.
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