
If you’ve never used Krausbullion, we hope you’ll give it a try in your next crafting project. (We were turned on to it by local resident, Vinny L.) In a nutshell, it is a highly crimped wire that when stretched, well, it’s magical. The original Krausbouillion is made in Germany and Austria. Silvercrow Creations “etsy” shop has krausbullion that is made by a modernized process that plates copper wire, so it is less expensive. It's quite beautiful and lends old world elegance to any project. (It was used a lot in antique ornaments, especially dresdens.) And Silvercrow has a really wide range of colors not often found elsewhere. You’ll be surprised how far a little piece goes when stretched. Click on the photo for an example of how it’s used, then see the links below:
OLIVE GREEN http://www.etsy.com/listing/54488407/olive-green-krausbouillion-old-fashioned
SILVERY http://www.etsy.com/listing/63215462/silvery-krausbouillion-krinkle-crinkle
Brown http://www.etsy.com/listing/54488391/brown-krausbouillion-old-fashioned
Oh how we miss the old Dennison and Eureka stickers:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/77653953/authentic-vintage-dennison-superfine
VINTAGE ORNAMENTS 32 DEGREES NORTH HAS UPDATED THEIR WEBSITE: http://www.vintage-ornaments.com/
Toys & Stuff continues its look at those wonderful little cardboard buildings made by Built-Rite in the 1930s with Built-Rite House No.3; read more here: http://toyconnect.blogspot.com/2011/11/built-rite-house-no3-scans.html