Thanks dear Em for my beautiful vintage pillowcase tied with ric rac - inside I found:
Vintage patterns for nylon ribbon projects! Covered coathangers anyone? Yay!j
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2 comments:
Oh wow, my nana used to make cushions and coathangers from that weird nylon ribbon stuff. She also made the toilet paper dolly dresses from it (so that their frilly dresses sat over the rolls)..ahhh the memories!
i lov covered coathangers, nothing slides off them :o)
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