Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts

Thursday, January 5, 2017

Brand New, You're Retro

It's a new year, but how much have you changed since December 31st, really? Rather than espousing a new you for the new year, how about a trip down memory lane? Remembering where we come from (and, in some cases, breathing a sigh of relief that we are no longer there)? With all the trends in fashion and culture that come back around, you'll be on the cutting edge, if not today, then soon. Why not go retro for 2017?

Here's a list of items from the library catalog that will help you talk that retro talk, embrace vintage styles in hair, fashion, and more (and in some cases, create your own versions), eat like it's 1969, and even get ready to celebrate the December holidays in complete denial that it's 2017.



Retro Mania!: 60 Hip Handmade Cards, Scrapbook Pages, Gifts & More! by by Judi Watanabe, Alison Eads & Laurie Dewberry [eBook]

Vintage Hairstyles: Simple Steps For Retro Hair With a Modern Twist by Emma Sundh, Sarah Wing  

Style Me Vintage: Step-By-Step Retro Look Book by Naomi Thompson, Belinda Hay, and Katie Reynolds 


 

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Summer Project: Vintage Style

This summer, why not try something old-school? If you are setting yourself a crafting challenge this summer, look no further than delving into the world of vintage style. Whether you want to knit, bake, quilt, sew, or decorate, the library catalog has plenty of likely ideas to get you started! Bonus: reading these books counts towards your Summer Reading prize-winning chances (until July 25th), as does listening to audiobooks, while you craft!


Creating






Vintage Paper Crafts by Anna Corba






1940s Hairstyles by Daniela Turudich





Decorating






You might also enjoy:



Shrubs: An Old-Fashioned Drink For Modern Times by Michael Dietsch

Out-Of-Style: A Modern Perspective of How, Why and When Vintage Fashions Evolved - Men, Women and Children 19th Through 20th Centuries and Beyond by Betty Kreisel Shubert [library use only]

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