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Church sale finds

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I lean my ear against this lovely handmade outfit and listen for its 'story'.  What I think I hear is that it was made many years ago for a wedding to be worn by someone taking part in the ceremony, perhaps a flower girl,  not a very young flower girl but maybe a pre-teen sister of the bride or groom.  It is crocheted with pearl buttons;  the flowered bodice motif is repeated at the hem.

 The blouse is hand done also.

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Look at the details of the stitching!

It seems to whisper that it was stored carefully for many years until that no longer made sense.

I feel  a catalyst, waiting on where it is meant to go next.

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A year or so ago – maybe longer! – I bought this jar of Marmite because I kept reading about it in English mystery stories and wondered what on earth they were on about.  There is a teaspoon – or less! – dent in the contents of that jar.  Yech!
But I could not resist the cookbook when I came upon it. 

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Maybe I will find a recipe that appeals and have the major ingredient on hand.  Maybe not……

Comments

4 responses to “Church sale finds”

  1. Esther

    DEEP FRIED eggs on toast with Marmit spread on it…now THAT is definitely a Yech! (love your spelling of that word!..)
    Would like to see the pink dress…bring it to knitting next Monday?? please.

  2. I love Marmite, and my girls love it too. You have to use it very, very sparingly. I definitely think it is an acquired taste. I would love to have a cookbook like that. Guess I’ll have to start hunting at rumage sales.

  3. I love Marmite and so do my girls. You have to use it very, very sparingly. It is definitely an acquired taste. I’ll have to start hunting rumage sales for a cookbook like that.

  4. Sorry for the duplicate comment. I left a comment and it didn’t show up so I thought I had hit preview instead of post, so left another comment.