Carole Lombard (October 6, 1908 - January 16, 1942)
She looks like she knows what she is doing!
Again - nice shoes.
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About Me
- One More Stitch
- I do research on and recreate garments and objects from the past. My sources range from original items to photographs in books, periodicals, art works, literary references and period patterns. My research also involves the history of knitting needles and related implements. The portrait in the corner is by Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun (1755-1842) of Elisabeth Alexeyevna (?), location and ownership unknown.
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Throwing Caution to The Wynd.2 months ago
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My Christmas Cactus2 years ago
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Couching3 years ago
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Not-a-Pilgrim c.1620 Gown5 years ago
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From Inspiration to Fruition6 years ago
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A Brief Discussion of Fancy Dress6 years ago
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A Wealth of Weldon's6 years ago
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Cleaning up7 years ago
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Man Up (2015) Streaming in hd9 years ago
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Privacy Policy10 years ago
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70 Degrees in Michigan10 years ago
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valentines10 years ago
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Just over a year ago11 years ago
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Knitting Samples11 years ago
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Flared World-Wide11 years ago
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A New Year11 years ago
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Simple color-patterned pouch12 years ago
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WW: Girl's Crochet Boa12 years ago
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Blazing inferno13 years ago
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2.5 Knitted Ruching13 years ago
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U is for Union Pearl14 years ago
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Update on Cuff pattern14 years ago
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meet Tracey!14 years ago
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ETHos - *electronic theses online service*15 years ago
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Pineapple reticule15 years ago
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2 comments:
Thank you for this post. I didn't know her. After reading about her life, she seemed to be quite an interesting character and such a shame that she died so young...
Yes, such a tragic end.
I find the lives behind the glitz and glamour very interesting, too.
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