Years ago, I bought this from a shop in Ulverstone. It was hand made about 1900c and is still in great condition, apart from one small repair. Now and then I'll get it out and wash it because it seems to attract dust etc. It's about 1m long and really tiny. I love all those little tucks and all that light cotton broderie lace.
Esmerelda lived with us for a couple of months, then one night she ripped through a window screen, and disappeared into the night, never to be seen again.
My cousin found Puss as a kitten, stuck in the wall cavity of her shed at Gunns Plains. She convinced me to keep her. She wasn't an affectionate cat when she came here, but became more so as time went on.
"Thousands - millions and billions - of animals are killed for food. That is very sad. We human beings can live without meat, especially in our modern world. We have a great variety of vegetables and other supplementary food, so we have the capacity and responsibility to save billions of lives." - His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama.
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I surfed over from Jo's blog. Love your posts everything is so meonet- ish very very nice. Christening gowns are lovely to keep aren't they
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful gown. I love vintage clothes, especially christening gowns like yours.
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