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28 июн 2024

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@melaniethompson6353 26 дней назад

Me too! The older the better. I love chubby, rusty and dusty ❤the doilies are just beautiful! I have never seen the fairy doilies but I can see how they would have been useful. The crock and book are also great ❤❤❤

@TheCuratedHome 25 дней назад

Hi sweet friend!! I agree! I love old things!!! ♥️🥰

@pummillsvintiquities 27 дней назад

Doilies are a staple! Those finger doilies are sweet, so many fun ways for you to use them sweet friend! Love everything! Happy Monday ❤❤❤

@TheCuratedHome 25 дней назад

Love you bestie! Happy Thursday!

@TraditionsByTheSeasons 24 дня назад

What a nice collection. Happy 4th of July! ♥️🤍💙🇺🇸

@margoslifenow4557 26 дней назад

Hi JoAnn, the doilies are beautiful. They will look lovely on display. Have a great week. ❤😊

@TheCuratedHome 25 дней назад

Thanks Margo! Happy early 4th!🇺🇸🥰

@YVYOU 19 дней назад

I just love all the sweet things that you found. Those doilies are so pretty and I know you will find the perfect place for them. I'm like you and love that they looked aged and used, it just makes them all the more special! I love the creamer and the book too! Can't wait to see you style your beautiful home with them!!!

@TheCuratedHome 19 дней назад

I’ve been having so much fun playing with them! Are you thinking Fall yet? I am already waist high in my Fall bins!😂🥰♥️

@loriburkett7464 27 дней назад

Great find on the doilies! Our local thrift store has their prices up to $2.99 to $3.99 a piece. I love the aged look too, it tells a story of the past!

@TheCuratedHome 25 дней назад

I agree, and we are keepers of the past right?!♥️🥰

@UniquelyLesa 28 дней назад

Hi there! What an awesome store. The money would've been flying out of my wallet I saw so many beautiful things I could have added to my collections. I love all the things you got. Can't wait to see how you use them in your home. Thanks for sharing. XO

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

Hi sweet friend! Thank you so much! Oh I have to go back and grab things I didn’t even notice while filming lol! ♥️🥰

@marymcghee3023 27 дней назад

I love doilies too.

@TheCuratedHome 25 дней назад

♥️♥️♥️

@debbiehayslrtte 28 дней назад

Good morning, Joann, Art and Maggie. Fun haul. Have a great 4th of July. Big hugs.

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

Hugs Miss Debbie! We hope you and your family have an amazing 4th as well!♥️🥰🇺🇸

@angelastrozier7467 28 дней назад

Oh my heart! Your doilies are just beautiful! I’m a doily collector also and I scored 11 beauties for $1 each on Thursday! ❤❤

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

Sweet!!! I love that we share a love for those treasures! I hope more vendors sell them for a $1, that’s such an awesome deal for the old ones!!!! ♥️

@jeane561 28 дней назад

Jo Ann awesome haul. You know how much I love doilies and you found some really beautiful ones. I love the cover of the book too❤️. You and Art enjoy your Sunday. Kiss Maggie for me. Love and blessings ❤️❤️❤️

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

Hi Miss Jean! I hope you, John and Baby Boy enjoy a wonderful 4th! We love you!!♥️🇺🇸🥰🐾

@jeane561 28 дней назад

@@TheCuratedHome love y’all too😘

@theoldsonso 28 дней назад

Great haul !

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

Thanks Susan! I have something coming in the mail for you! ♥️

@theoldsonso 28 дней назад

@@TheCuratedHome I can’t wait!!!!! You are so sweet 🥰

@Stockpaperscissors 28 дней назад

Most history lessons for doilies state it was the nuns who started teaching doily making to poor Irish women as a way for them to make money by marketing them (mid to late 1800’s). Then it became more commonplace in Victorian times to use several doilies around table scapes to protect furniture from moisture and messes. This is when fancier crocheted items became popular, as it was very important for young ladies to have many doilies and table runners included in their dowery chests. In 1866, a publication mentioned a doily for wine glasses and the maker’s name was Doiley (possibly the origin of the name?) Also, in the 1800’s, crocheted antimacassars were made to protect chair arms and backs from the macassar oil men used in their hair at the time. Later, in the US, the tradition was picked up, but they were called chair sets. Doilies were also used to make tussie-mussies in Victorian times for women to carry flowers in. I collect many doilies and I make doily & lace wedding journal books. Some are clean, but some I tea stain to get that older look like some of yours. Today, the more prized ones are handmade, especially Irish ones. I love your little crock❤

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

Oh my, I am thrilled you had that knowledge and shared it with me! The more I learn about all my treasures the more special to me they become! Do you happen to know if there is a way to tell the Irish ones apart from other regions? If I can score an Irish one I will be over the moon!!♥️🥰

@Stockpaperscissors 28 дней назад

@@TheCuratedHome From what I know, Irish linen is made from some of the highest quality flax, now imported from France, Belgium or the Netherlands. At one time they grew and spun their own. Irish damask is used mostly now for the top end of the market of luxury uses. The same with their Jacquard patterns and weaves. The yarns that are woven out of the country, then brought in to be bleached, woven & made into something are not truly considered Irish linen, even though they may say “made in Ireland”. To be truly considered Irish linen, the yarn must be spun using the skills, craftsmanship and technology of the Irish and the linen fabric must be made using the design and weaving skills of the Irish, from 100% flax. Once you own a piece, you can easily tell the difference in quality. It is usually durable, but soft & breathable. It is also heavier/ coarser than, say, Italian linen. Linen does wrinkle, does not stretch much, feels cool to the touch and often has a “shiny” look when new, but this will wash away. It absorbs moisture easily, but dries quickly. One test is to wet a finger and press down on the fabric. If it goes through to the other side, it is often linen. Other fabrics tend to take longer to absorb. Not sure how else to describe it 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

@@Stockpaperscissors Wow! This is so interesting!!! Thank you so much for all this wonderful information, you’ve taught me a lot! ♥️

@hullabalooohio3086 25 дней назад

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@Stockpaperscissors 25 дней назад

@@hullabalooohio3086 I checked out your video, liked & subscribed because I thought your home was fantastic! 💕

@user-st6qr9zh5k 28 дней назад

Where was this store? Great prices.

@TheCuratedHome 28 дней назад

Hi there! This was The Past and Present store in Winchester Va. it is full of vendors and each booth is really good, some more expensive than others but way more reasonable than many antique/vintage stores around this area.