Happy Friday everyone!
Although I had a few problems with the last poll, in the end we've found a winner for this month's theme-party, and it's Vintage Crochet!
Everywhere you look, you can find vintage stuff on the internet: vintage clothes, vintage furniture, vintage cars, and more. But - what does vintage mean, actually? Searching in the online dictionaries, I've found lots of definitions in connection with wine. Other than that, Dictionary.com describes the adjective "vintage" as "representing the high quality of a past time", "old-fashioned or obsolete", and "being the best of its kind".
When I think about Vintage Crochet, I imagine an old family heirloom or flea market find, a new item that has the look of "days of old", or something you've made using an old or traditional pattern (a good source for that is Free Vintage Crochet).
Anyway, I'm looking forward to your definition of Vintage Crochet!
Some things you should keep in mind:
What you see is what you get: please link to the specific post where your chosen project can be found (not just your main blog address), and make sure that your post is about crochet and matches the given theme! No shops! Please understand that I might remove links that ignore these points.
Feel free to post as many links as you like - you should really search in the depths of your archives to retrieve your forgotten treasures, this is your chance to bring them back to the surface! :)
You're welcome to vote for your favorite topic (the poll is right below this post). If you've got ideas for new topics, or if you'd like to see one of the previous topics back on the list again, please leave a comment!
Although I had a few problems with the last poll, in the end we've found a winner for this month's theme-party, and it's Vintage Crochet!
Everywhere you look, you can find vintage stuff on the internet: vintage clothes, vintage furniture, vintage cars, and more. But - what does vintage mean, actually? Searching in the online dictionaries, I've found lots of definitions in connection with wine. Other than that, Dictionary.com describes the adjective "vintage" as "representing the high quality of a past time", "old-fashioned or obsolete", and "being the best of its kind".
When I think about Vintage Crochet, I imagine an old family heirloom or flea market find, a new item that has the look of "days of old", or something you've made using an old or traditional pattern (a good source for that is Free Vintage Crochet).
Anyway, I'm looking forward to your definition of Vintage Crochet!
Some things you should keep in mind:
What you see is what you get: please link to the specific post where your chosen project can be found (not just your main blog address), and make sure that your post is about crochet and matches the given theme! No shops! Please understand that I might remove links that ignore these points.
Feel free to post as many links as you like - you should really search in the depths of your archives to retrieve your forgotten treasures, this is your chance to bring them back to the surface! :)
You're welcome to vote for your favorite topic (the poll is right below this post). If you've got ideas for new topics, or if you'd like to see one of the previous topics back on the list again, please leave a comment!
My three entries represent to me three different aspects of vintage - first the table cloth: real high quality of 50yrs back; the crazy granny stripe in the bright colours of he 70's, not necessarily pretty, and now old fashioned, and lastly the brooch I made with my granny's button, that worked so well with the scraps of nice colour I had and photographed on modern fabric with a soft, old fashioned print.
ReplyDeleteLovely topic.
Thank you again!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to vote on the topic "toys", but it's already closed.
Thanks for the party of pretty vintage creations!!!!
ReplyDeletewow! I love this vintage crochet stuff!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your hospitality!
ReplyDeleteOld designs, old items or recreation of vintage patterns are my entries.
Let's go for christmas ideas!
Vielen Dank für die tolle Vintage-Party, liebe Barbara!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your linkparty:)
ReplyDeleteI just became a new follower of this blog. The vintage theme reminds me of an old pattern of my grandmothers of a table cloth that I was making and never finished. Perhaps it's time to pull it out of storage and finish it. :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such beautiful works.
Sue