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On a classic (sweltering) Carolina summer day, I stopped by the oldest building in the little city of Jacksonville, North Carolina: the Pelletier House. One hundred and sixty some years after its construction as a home and office for the Pelletier's turpentine operation, this little white Greek Revival building still stands right where it always has: on the banks of the New River, atop Wantland Spring. I am glad to have taken the time to stop and visit the Pelletier house, glad to sit think about all tha...

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On a classic (sweltering) Carolina summer day, I stopped by the oldest building in the little city of Jacksonville, North Carolina: the Pelletier House. One hundred and sixty some years after its construction as a home and office for the Pelletier's turpentine operation, this little white Greek Revival building still stands right where it always has: on the banks of the New River, atop Wantland Spring. I am glad to have taken the time to stop and visit the Pelletier house, glad to sit think about all tha...

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Sailing over a Cardboard Sea: April 2015

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Twenty-eight spring seasons and still I'm left breathless by its beauty. Sometimes I feel that I didn't know spring until I moved south. Each year I'm overwhelmed by the abundance of blooms- the azaleas, the dogwoods, the wisteria, and the myriad of wildflowers that pop to life overnight. I am a wide-eyed Dorothy Gale and the beauty of spring is my technicolor Oz. Suddenly, I'm looking at my wardrobe through new eyes. Instead it fell away and I felt like- a man. What an education this haircut has been.

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Sailing over a Cardboard Sea: June 2014

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Wednesday afternoon found me snuggled up against a sand dune watching ghost crabs scurry to and fro from their sandy abodes, regarding me suspiciously, their stalk eyes peering over the sand like tiny dark periscopes. Like the crab, my eyes were busy, too, watching the horizon for frolicking dolphins, the beach for its many treasures, and the afternoon revelers, families and fishermen, who were enjoying the day. The beach teaches many things, but this summer I look to it for a lesson in balance. Here's h...

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Sailing over a Cardboard Sea: May 2015

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What little discussion is needed about this outfit and location. The modern Breton stripe is just at home next to a briny bay as it is paired with a khaki a-line skirt. My way of disguising a much abhorred crew neckline and put to use my ever growing scarf collection. Here's a reminder to find a genuine boat neck Breton top. Black moccasins- Rack Room, mystery brand. Scarf- unknown origin, not vintage. Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Links to this post. WWI French Navy Rifleman and Gabrielle Chanel. As the legend...

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Sailing over a Cardboard Sea: August 2014

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This past week, Summer eased her balmy grip on the coast, and, as I stood here on the porch on Friday night in the soft light of the setting sun, I acknowledged the wane of the season. While T.S. Eliot cast April as unkind, August can be terribly cruel as well, teasing with symptoms of the coming season: a cool morning, a grey day damp with drizzle, followed by an abrupt return the summer inferno. Though we are wise to the tricks of August, we cannot help but dream of fall. Last Friday, a day originally ...

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Sailing over a Cardboard Sea: Orange You Glad

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On a classic (sweltering) Carolina summer day, I stopped by the oldest building in the little city of Jacksonville, North Carolina: the Pelletier House. One hundred and sixty some years after its construction as a home and office for the Pelletier's turpentine operation, this little white Greek Revival building still stands right where it always has: on the banks of the New River, atop Wantland Spring. I am glad to have taken the time to stop and visit the Pelletier house, glad to sit think about all tha...

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Evie's Tea Room: March 2014

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You don't need a giant venue, seating for 200 or even cake (Well, everyone wants cake) to celebrate a birthday! To quote The Beatles, all you need is love. OOTD: Flowers, Glass and Bronchitis. I thought I'd do a quick little outfit post. Nothing special, but at least it's something! When warmer weather rolls around, I want to be out more and take pictures. I also want to take outfit pictures without a coat on! Blouse, Skirt and Coat: Forever21. Shoes: Thrifted (March purchases! Stay warm and hopeful!

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In the ruins of Berlin: Lauren Bacall 2.0

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Wednesday, 17 December 2014. Lauren Bacall 2.0. Waahh Do I really stroll around to kill better dressed ladies on the street? Don't worry, just kidding! This is a "behind the scenes"- picture from the Film-Noir-Shooting by the super talented and award-winning Austrian photographer Bina Winkler. She wanted to do a tribute to the great Lauren Bacall who deceased lately. Luckily I knew the perfect beauty for our project: the lady behind the Just Another Wandrobe Experience. Blog What a natural acting talent.

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Evie's Tea Room: Vintage Patterns: To Tape or Not to Tape

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Vintage Patterns: To Tape or Not to Tape. I wonder, when you see old sewing patterns that have tears and are dangling in pieces like a well-loved rag doll, do you wish they had been taped to prevent further wear? Or should they be left alone, kept pure, even if it means an unusable pattern? As an owner of an Etsy shop, selling vintage patterns, in rough shape or not, I am not sure what to do when it comes to this issue. What do you prefer? So, have you struggled with this or had this predicament? Good lu...

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In the ruins of Berlin: March 2014

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Saturday, 29 March 2014. This year I celebrated my birthday with my best friend in the beautiful baroque town of Madrid. So much fun: We loved all the colourful details of the architecture and went vintage shopping - of course. My leopard shopping bag is full of 50s goodies I will show in upcoming posts. This mexican restaurant was so cool and the food delicious. We enjoyed a Flamenco show on our first evening and a trashy dragshow on the second one. I felt like living in an Almodovar movie. Blouse with ...

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In the ruins of Berlin: unexpected findings

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Sunday, 17 August 2014. Shirt: 50s vintage, etsy. Via etsy, worn without the straps. What I´m staring at? Found by accident on our way to an after-work sushi. The tropical temperatures we had in the last weeks in Berlin have let the plants go wild. How nice. Time to wear my original Hawaiian shirt and to dream of our upcoming holiday. Bangles: 50s vintage from fleamarkets exept the blue fakelite one from Thepinkbungaloo. Clip ons: real tiny corals from a US vintage shop. Blouse: Vivien of Holloway. Ich s...

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In the ruins of Berlin: January 2014

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Sunday, 19 January 2014. Beauty classics and favorites. Today I wanna introduce you some of my favorite beauty products. Great quality for a good price and real classics. Was invented in the 1950s and still is a bestseller. I have tried a million skin creams and always came back. Is the one and only really longlasting foundation for everyday use and perfect when you look for a vintage matte look. I recommend a beautyblender to apply. MAC Quarry Eye Shadow. Lasts a year in daily use. Was the first waterpr...

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Evie's Tea Room: April 2014

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Here is what I bought this month. Vintage Paperdolls from Chicken Scratch. Bowl with pansy design. The Burr McIntosh Monthly - March 1906. La Regale' beaded purse and gloves (my first vintage pair of gloves! Vintage Millinery flowers from Back Porch Gatherings. Vase (with pretty craquelure). Wildroot Wave Set bottle. Display cloches from Back Porch Gatherings. Grindley of England plate. Johnson Bros of England plate (look at that craquelure! It was only last January I shared that I reached 3,000 views.

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Evie's Tea Room: Lately I Love: 1930's Embroidered Ladies

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Lately I Love: 1930's Embroidered Ladies. Something I've been completely enamored with as of late, are these adorable embroidered and often hand-tinted or appliqued ladies. Recently, I was at an antique shop and saw some lovely embroidered and embellished pillows with faces or silhouettes of beautiful ladies on them. I have always enjoyed sketching female faces and portraits. Add that to my love of embroidery and you have extreme inspiration! I have started one of my own, which is pictured first. Stitche...

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Evie's Tea Room: July 2014

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Outfit: The Kitty Brooch. Blouse, Skirt and Headband: Forever21. Kitty Brooch: Rummage Sale. Labels: black and white. My Shelagh Turner Inspired Outfit. I just thought I'd share a lovely outfit I wore last weekend while shopping! Which created a wonderful swirly effect on the skirt. The colors in this outfit are also very Shelagh; the muddy brown cardigan and skirt, creamy yellow blouse and rusty tone in the oxford heels. So, without further ado, here is the Shelagh ensemble! Blouse and Skirt: Forever21.

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Evie's Tea Room: September 2014

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Here is what I bought in this last month of summer. I think I got some pretty great finds! Vintage straw bag with plastic handle. Simple black bag with chain. Cup with pansies and ribbons. Small spool of green crochet thread. Lander sweet pea talc tin. Fashion Service, February 1929. With illustrations by Alice Seipp. Little sledding boy figurine. Assortment of vintage faux flowers. The Meadow-Brook Girls Afloat by Janet Aldridge. We Three from The Study Readers by Walker-Summy. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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