Showing posts with label buckles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buckles. Show all posts

Saturday, 4 October 2014

Lots more vintage items added to the Rag Rescue website today.

I would just like to let everyone know that I have decided that it will be a good idea to close Rag Rescue website at the end of this tax year, that is at the end of March 2015. It appears that some customers, especially new customers, seem to think that I am retiring almost immediately which of course, isn't the case. It has to be slowly as I have a stock room still bulging with lovely vintage fabrics and trims. However, although initially I thought it would take a couple of years to clear the majority of stock, business has been so very brisk that I feel that next March seems more reasonable. I will try my best to keep adding lots more items on to the website each week .
Today, I have listed the following items on to the website, which you will be able to see quickly  by clicking on the links.
VINTAGE FABRICS INCLUDING UPHOSTERY FABRIC.
SOME MORE OF THOSE POPULAR LITTLE VINTAGE FABRIC SCRAPPY PACKS AT ONLY

 £2.50 EACH.
VINTAGE FABRIC SQUARES.
ROLLS OF VINTAGE RIBBONS.
BUCKLE PACKS
AND
VINTAGE GOODS
including an evening bag, French bridesmaids headbands and an original covered coathanger.



Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Thursday, 21 March 2013

Buckles SPRING into action today at Rag Rescue

Beautiful vintage buckles on the Rag Rescue website today and here's a new idea on how to use them.


Shown here as door magnets but I would attach the buckles to a long strip of vintage fabric and hang it on the wall with all of your favourite photo's.

You can find how to turn buckles into frames here - 


HAPPY FIRST DAY OF SPRING


Thursday, 28 February 2013

Buckled up Thursday.


Wonderful vintage buckles can be used not only for belts but for a whole lot of craft ideas.
Add them to some vintage fabric covered circles and use as napkin holders, you will be the envy of your friends. Place some vintage fabric around a flower vase or plant pot and put some velvet or silk vintage ribbon around the centre with a vintage buckle in the centre. The ideas are endless.

Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Pretty vintage buckles.

Lovely vintage buckles today at Rag Rescue. These are ideal for using to thread ribbon through on Christmas parcels. Give your friends and family an extra treat.
 
 

Tuesday, 24 February 2009

NEW ITEMS FOR WEDNESDAY 25TH FEBRUARY

Click HERE to go straight to the page tomorrow
I've listed this preview of tomorrows new items early today as I am very busy catching up with business. I will not be able to list these items until late tomorrow afternoon as I will be out at an auction, hopefully buying all day.

Vintage buckles, buttons, Victorian and 1930's trims. sewing thread fans, numerous 'strippin fabric spiders' and French fabric will be listed.

CHOICE OF THE DAY

Beautiful French fabric with a design of bouquets of roses.


Monday, 23 February 2009

More lovely items tomorrow


Click on THIS LINK tomorrow amorning and it will take you straight to the new listings page on the website. There you will be able to see larger photographs of each item. As you can see there is a lovely mix of vintage buckles, beads, buttons embroidery silks, vintage French fabrics and ribbon. A hat trim, lovely bunch of vintage flowers and an unusual Lux beadcraft envelope containing instructions on bead work motifs and it comes complete with the beads.

I hope tomorrow is a better day than today. First the dentist, then the hand brake on the van seized and now the washing machine has broken with the clothes still in it. Oh well hopefully that's the three.

SPECIAL ITEM

Lovely old English ribbon with a design of roses.

Friday, 20 February 2009

Love buckles? - research them on Wikipedia


I have always loved buckles, from Victorian shoe buckles to 1940's plastic buckles. So you can imagine my joy when I found a tin of buckles in that 'Attic find'. The picture shows one of the buckles that will be listed next week. A lovely brass buckle with a design of pillars and roses.
If you would like to do some research on the origins of buckles and how they were used through the ages see:-
Wikipedia