Why, yes, this is how I iron my clothes, too...

[sewingmachinegirl]

My first thoughts exactly, Barbara!!!

 

[amandainvermont]

I am selling some fabric for the hospital auxiliary which reminded me of this post ---

Everyone is so happy!

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

That is some fabric!

 

[Catbooks1940s]

wow, that looks like my home ec class, except with adults. very cool.

the one petting her refrigerator is wondering how she's going to prevent her framed photo from falling off the top of it.

 

[amandainvermont]

Joan - I thought she was admiring the new TV dinner. I like all the different casseroles in the oven.

 

[lkranieri]

Amanda! I LOVE that fabric. Is it vintage or a reproduction? And how big a piece is it? whatever in the world would someone make out of that?

 

[Catbooks1940s]

amanda, she probably is, or maybe it's a package of frozen veggies she's admiring before she puts it into her swank new fridge with freezer! but i couldn't help noticing there's no putting anything on top of that model fridge. yes, that woman is cooking up a storm in her oven.

 

[amandainvermont]

Hi Lynne, It is repro and it is 4 yards long. Aprons? Curtains ? Pillows for the kitchen? quilting?

 

[Catbooks1940s]

it would make an adorable apron!

 

[Better Dresses Vintage]

She's ironing the Emperor's new clothes, of course.

 

[Better Dresses Vintage]

Oh, that fabric. I'd just frame it and hang it up.