I have acquired my own personal shopper for reclaimed crafts goods, for which I am so grateful! You'll remember her as the scorer of the original inspiration for reclaimed crafts: chippy wooden balusters at the curb of an old farmhouse by the Connecticut River. She's been a huge supporter ever since, and besides religiously hitting the Salvation Army on half-price Wednesdays for us, she recently took a trip to her dad's basement, and oh my, what she found. Hasko Haskelite trays from the 1950's! Can you think of a better way to display recipes and drawings from the 1958 Good Housekeeping Cookbook series? No, you cannot. I had such a good time making these!
sweet potato volcanoes! |
authentic Hasko Haskelite! |
check out those beautiful hand-painted glasses by Tonya Dixon - for sale at Knack Pop Up! |
when those unexpected guests drop in (cue Jaws music) |
cheese dreams and company potato bowls! |
Springfield, Northampton, Stamford |
all-important hand signals (by state) |
check out that rare clip! |
dancing food: always a crowd pleaser |
look at those gorgeous colors |
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ReplyDeleteHi - these are awesome!!! I happen to have a few of these - and was wondering what you attached the paper with? Just decopage glue?
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Hi there - so sorry to respond so late, I missed your comment through the spam! Yes, I use mod podge to affix and then another layer on top. If you want to make it water proof, put a layer or two of polyeurethene over the top layer of mod podge.
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