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Well I always though Sara Lee was the name of the baker (or bakeress!). I had no idea they'd been around so long!

Hope everyone had a great time! Just catching up, as we went away for Easter weekend and was away until basically yesterday. I've travelled the country - went down to Wales (Pembrokeshire at the very bottom tip) on 'the way' to Cornwall.. took us about 5 hours out of the way but it was nice...

Jake did well - fab dress Lei! :D

Sorry Traci! I have been sunning myself (or rather keeping out of the rain :() in cornwall as it was school holidays and missed your post... It's on my website www.tastyvintage.com H :)

Looking good Justine! :)

It's lovely! Very fitting for this seasons white theme too ;) I do love Laura Ashley - When I was a small girl I can remember deciding that when I grew up all my clothes would be from there (how wrong I was, but still a soft spot!)

Hello Stella!:hiya: Very nice to 'meet' you! I'm sure you'll find your way around in no time. It's a bit quiet at the moment but I'm sure there will be many more lke minded folk around later to chat to.. Do you collect or sell - or both? :) Harriet

:clapping: Well done for getting around to doing this - they're gorgeous! Are they on display at home where all can see? I hope so!

Roxy they're really cool! I've nt heard of the maker but I don't think that matters when they're so funky.. Liz - I'm glad to hear an outfit is in the offing!! ;)

That really is wild Anne - it's perfectly themed! I now have to go search VTA again.... :D

That's great Sue! This past week away in Cornwall I've seen quite a few buzzards etc. (which for me is a novelty as I do live in a town, although in a relatively rural county) so am quite into bird watching at the moment!

Maggie, I shall check my belt rail!

Spring cleaning time? I feel like I really should be doing that with some of my things! You are very good :) Book looks like one to pore over for hours!

Another vote for a definite Domb connection!

No no, don't do that! 70s tops ARE my thing :D How about 'beige seventies top'. And list it in mens shoes or somewhere else discreet for me ... :horny: Just joking of course. Off to check your listings - you really are being good and clearing out! Of course you can keep it but something...

Excellent Chris - I'm pretty sure I've not come across anything but as you say I'm sure it would remember if I had! Look forward to reading more... :)

Errrrr... will think on it. But lovely buttons!

Similarly to the US thread, post here any dry cleaners you can recommend in the UK - along with contact details and price bracket if you know it! :)

I shall do so now! :D

Interesting note about the tricot lining Jonathan! I'll have to remember that one.

Great info guys! I struggle a bit with ties so have bookmarked this thread for future reference! ;)

Tres chic indeed Bonnie! (Now how do I do the little accent thingy again in tres?) I have a few very cool 70s novelty print blouses, one of which is pretty similar to your skirt's design but without the fantastic Italian print!

Like the needlepoint too! :)

I think you're very sensible! I know how hard it is to 'see' someone else's perfect vision, however well described it is!

Sorry yvonne, I don't know - but it's a great suit!

I think it is a small percentage, but it does make you feel the need to vent! I sympathise completely, and I think sometimes there is nothing you can do - no amount of capital letters, underlining or simple instructions will help. Hopefully your next experience will make up for it !

Ooh yes well do mention them, they're cute! As I bet people search cherries in the description too :)

This is a great idea - mind if I start the same thread for the UK? (have had a few bad experiences :( )

LOL - thanks so much Kelly! It's not quite all finished but thought I'd better get it going what with all the flyers I handed out at the fair.... Links page and policies etc. will be added shortly! :BAGUSE:

Just gorgeous Candy - I personally am a big fan of the Beene halter! :)