Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Cranberry Nantucket Pie and Some sewing


Yummy! I made this cranberry Nantucket pie last night. I found the recipe on Pioneer Woman's blog before Thanksgiving, but just got around to making it. Unfortunately, I might eat it all without help. A cup of afternoon coffee and a piece of pie sound great right now.
Today I worked on another messenger bag. I listed it in my etsy store too. I have been working hard to put new items in my stores. It would be great to have a few sales before Christmas.
I think I should work making something that would function more as a purse, but include the mixing of coats, floral and vintage fabrics. I think a "regular" purse might be more popular?

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Take a look at this etsy treasury! One of my Texas Ware sets is for sale on etsy and it was included in this treasury.



'I love TexasWare vintage melmac and melamine give it up for TEXAS' by RetroChalet


TEXAS WARE, the original "garbage bowls" donned many kitchens....perhaps the largest selling melmac! , Plastics Manufacturing Company of Dallas, Texas was the "big boy" in melmac production, one source told me that "they sold more melmac in one Sears seasonal catalog than my company sold in one year..:".Many sellers even think that the word "texas ware" is another name for melmac! From schools to restaurants, this stuff was neverending!
























Vintage Texasware ORANG...


$12.40

Retro Texas Ware Melmac...


$40.00

Peachy Picnic Texas War...


$28.00

ONE Texas Ware Stacking...


$7.00

Texas Ware Fork and Spo...


$15.00

8 Texas Ware Dessert Bo...


$7.95

Vintage Texas Ware nest...


$15.00

Vintage Texas Ware Conf...


$20.00

Set of 10 Texas Ware PM...


$40.00

Vintage Texasware Melma...


$12.00

Rare Pink Texas Ware bo...


$22.00

1954 Print Ad Texas War...


$10.00

Texas Ware Serving Bowl...


$24.00

2 Melmac Texas Ware Bow...


$8.00

Vintage Green Confetti ...


$39.95

Texas Ware


$10.00

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Saturday, December 4, 2010






When someone is looking for a particular bag I want them to know that they can look at
bringmealong.etsy.com and know that they will find the kind of bag they have been looking to buy.
I finally made just the bag I would like to stick with. It is more of a bag than a purse. I have used mine as a purse and I like it, but I am hoping to make a similar bag without the flap which would be more likely used as a purse.
The other consistent part of my bags is that I use upcycled coats and jackets in most bags. I love
the idea of being green and reusing discarded items, but I also love the way they look. I also use
vintage fabrics when I can. Mixing the fabrics together to make a one of a kind bag is where the creativity comes in.
I hope one day others will enjoy my creativity too!