RubyToogood
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Oh that was about ten years ago or possibly even more, it's ancient and way too big for me now.why on did you give it away? it's lovely - shame I couldn't just wear it as a dress.
Oh that was about ten years ago or possibly even more, it's ancient and way too big for me now.why on did you give it away? it's lovely - shame I couldn't just wear it as a dress.
eskdave this was at least partly your fault, in a good way.
I hope this is the final round of the selkie and the seventh wave. The thing wasn't my worst idea ever, but the long rows are so tedious that I can only make myself do it when either bored out of my skull or extremely stressed.
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BTW please excuse appallingly stitched panoramic format image.
ViolentPanda have you got any idea?<snip>I need I change the hardware as it is all rusty and wobbly. But my google-fu is failing me- help! What are the hinges called! I can find them in the US called braces....View attachment 72461
Your top shelves must be amazingly high if you can't reach them. Still, it all adds extra storage space.
ViolentPanda have you got any idea?
I get hinges for double glazed windows when I google that. <<sob>> why is it so *hard*?!A scissor hinge is what us old'uns used to call them.
ladder hinge?I am about to start tarting up this old stepladder.
Our kitchen units are stupidly tall and we can't get to the top shelves, so I want to to have a stepladder hanging on the back of the door...
Plan is to paint it blue black, with the steps stained wood.
And I need I change the hardware as it is all rusty and wobbly. But my google-fu is failing me- help! What are the hinges called! I can find them in the US called braces....View attachment 72461
Just aluminium folding laddersladder hinge?
And I need I change the hardware as it is all rusty and wobbly. But my google-fu is failing me- help! What are the hinges called! I can find them in the US called braces....
Ugly though.... (Sorry, fussy I know)
Yes! That's it!Section hinge?
Architectural ironmongery is oddly addictive. I spent 20 minutes seriously considering Victorian butchers' hooks to put coats on the other week, while the northerner looked mildly increduloushttp://www.silburyantiques.com/3139/Iron-Step-Ladder-Hinges-pairIron-Step-Ladder-Hinges-pair
I'm looking at bloody hinges now
It's an investment. Stylish yet practical, and easier to repair or maintain than an all metal set of steps.£30 quid. Fuck me I do choose the most ridiculous projects
It shouldn't be this difficult, should it? V annoying.... May go up to blissets (bonkers family run hardware store in oval) and throw myself on their mercy
Yes, and tea things generally.Are those cakes?
Here's me wearing it to the cider tasting - well the back of it. Its lovely to wear.I've nearly finished re-making a jacket out of a dress that RubyToogood kindly gave me.
It is in a lovely fabric, deep blue/purple colour and feels like suede, but Ruby is alot taller than me so as a dress it wasn't the right shape for me. It's beautifully sewn and fits me perfectly aound the bodice. I've cut it off at the hips and used the skirt to make sleeves, with just enough left over for 2 small inside pockets. I'm just heming the lining now, then putting in a double ended zip at the front.
Thanks Ruby!
hello!hah! i saw that pic on the free cider thread and wondered if it was you friendofdorothy