I’ve been quilting for 25 years now. I’m addicted for sure. I love vintage quilts, reproduction fabrics, traditional quilts, scrap quilts, and even crazy quilts. You might say sewing is my life.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That’s awesome Barbara sounds like you’ve been quilting for a long time. I love fabrics of all kinds too. My hands are giving out so I can’t do as much hand work as I used to do 😞 thanks for watching.!
@rachelmccracken1326
10 ай бұрын
I have been blessed to have quilts made by my great grandmothers and great great grandmothers. I have about 8 so I have repaired many a quilt square 😂 There is just something about repairing an item that was made by your ancestors 💗
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That is amazing! You have quite a treasure with having eight of those quilts 😊 happy cherishing 😊
@sharonhendricks9706
10 ай бұрын
Cindy, I'm blown away by your dedication to preserving and restoring of so many things! I love old quilts but I rarely USE them, because I'm not going to go to the lengths that you do....sorry, just not MY thing. I once came across a very old quilt so tattered and torn it would have been impossible to repair it. A friend volunteered to thoughtfully and gently repurpose it into stuffed bears and bunnies. She tagged it with a short history and cleaning instructions.Some were donated to various church nurseries. They continued to live on for another generation to love and cuddle. Now, I'm going to start looking for odd napkins because those are definitely the cutest pumpkins I've seen in a long time! And I'm in awe of that dough bowl. Gorgeous.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Hi Sharon! Some quilts are in too bad of shape to repair. I love the idea of making other little things from them - that’s a great idea! I made stockings from one several years ago. I think I like making the repairs because it is slow work that helps my mind to slow down. Also, it’s not a huge commitment like making a whole quilt. Thanks for watching 😊
@sharonhendricks9706
10 ай бұрын
@@ReinventedDelaware yes I bet you are correct in the slowing down part. Have a blessed week!
@dianeknott3655
10 ай бұрын
Cindy, yes! Love quilting. I learned how to hand quilt during the Bicentennial - wow - loooong time ago! Have hand sewn and machine sewn many. Have also done many repairs on them. Like you, made clothing for my children, myself, and even made shirts for my husband, curtains, other home decor. Am now a needlework designer creating wool and cotton applique patterns even though I'm "retired" from my profession. I cannot imagine not having something to sew, whether it's embroidery or quilting. And I better not forget crocheting! 😉And like you, always hunting for an antique or thrifted item. Kindred spirits!! PS: I use my butter pats to hold a used teabag when I drink from a mug instead of a cup and saucer. So my pats are always in use. I rotate them so I can enjoy all of the different transfer patterns on them.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Yes, Diane, we are kindred spirits in many ways! I drink tea also and I love your idea of using the butter pats. I’ll start doing that myself. I am the same about sewing but I don’t so as often as I used to because my hands have just worn out, it’s a sad thing, but I can still hold a paintbrush! 😊
@dianeknott3655
10 ай бұрын
Well, you hold a paintbrush well! Love your projects! @@ReinventedDelaware
@jodieritto8059
10 ай бұрын
I'm a quilter and that is a beautiful old quilt. I would have been shocked if those stains came out. Kudos to youfor doing all those repairs! I have a hand-made broom corn broom too. And a hand-made whisk broom also. I like your videos!.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Hi Jodie! I was hoping against hope on those stains but I’m a persistent person so I had to try! When I look at the stains, I can know I tried😊 Broom corn! Omgoodness I could not get those words in my mind😂 can you believe I only paid about $20 for that handmade broom?? Such a deal for a handmade piece😊
@PaperDiva67
10 ай бұрын
I’m a quilter; therefore I love quilts!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Me too! Thanks for watching 😊
@margaretdillinger5090
10 ай бұрын
I want one of those egg beaters so badly. Lol, I’m way past that age and I need a lamp that. My mom started me on embroidery when I was 5 but the thing was she’d fuss, “ by the time I was your age I had to piece together a quilt square”. At 5? Yes. I love quilts and I absolutely love old things. I don’t sew, except to repair something or hem my pants. I agree with you on the fabric in the beautiful quilt. They didn’t have the luxury to run to a fabric store to buy cloth just for a quilt. My mom used pretty much everything she could except dress pants and jeans. I love how you did the pumpkin.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
I’m chuckling, Margaret, at your statement “by the time I was your age “I think I’ve said that to my kids too! I’m so glad you enjoyed the little pumpkin project! 🎃
@margaretdillinger5090
10 ай бұрын
@@ReinventedDelaware listen, me too. My oldest daughter is 50,middle daughter is 46 and my youngest daughter is 37 so I’ve said it a few times myself. 🤣😂🤪
@christineroe3887
10 ай бұрын
Love the care you took on repairing the quilt. Enjoyed this video!!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks so much! I think the lady who made this quilt would be happy too! 😊
@m.service5584
10 ай бұрын
I've ALWAYS wanted to grow flowers that i could cut and use in our home. Your zinnias & allium look FANTASTIC in your blue jar!! I think your little brooms are adorable hanging together like that!! The bigger broom is beautiful (as are the iron hook, sun hat, and baby clothes in your laundry room)!! I don't think I have any whisk brooms now that i think about it. I agree that your little pitcher looks right at home on your mantle! I need to stop watching KZitem videos at night, too! I like your footstool, but if you decide to re-do it, I will watch. It's pretty, though, so you're the one who has to decide. Your napkin pumpkins are so cute!!! 🤎🧡💛❤️
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
If you decide to start a cutting garden - plant zinnias from seed. They are soooo easy and produce so many blooms for a long time. Mine are still doing well even though the hurricane made them lay in the their sides - they are still making blooms🌺🌸 I hope you can plant some next spring!
@suzifindley9785
10 ай бұрын
I love quilting and fabric projects I just wish I had a little more time to play. It is my therapy!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Me too Suzy! There’s never enough time😳
@ceceliadunfee4985
10 ай бұрын
My grandma taught me to knit, embroider, needlpoint and cross stitch. My mom tgt me to sew and use a sewing machine. I love hand sewing. I also made all our curtains etc when we first got married. I used a treadle sewing machine. I loved it.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That’s awesome! I would love to make a quilt on a treadle one day! Happy sewing😊
@donnaplumridge9769
10 ай бұрын
I remember sewing classes, Cindy. I first started sewing classes in junior high, wasn’t a lover of sewing, until I took an elective in high school called, creative home arts ( in 1977 ). I was taught how to needlepoint, embroider ( loved both of those ! ), knitting ( hated that, my stitches were too tight ) and crocheting ( which I loved !). The crocheting came in handy when I made baby outfits and blankets for my two children. Also embroidered pillow cases for my bed. I think you should hang your hand beater up under the cabinet where you keep your measuring cups. Loved your mantelpiece with all of your ironstone pieces! Gorgeous! Lastly, thank you so much for the tip of spreading your quilt over your bed, using a ceiling fan to dry it. I would’ve hung it over my clothes line and probably would’ve stretched it. Sorry, this is lastly, I think you should redo your footstool, I can’t wait to see what you do with it! I’ll go with your decision, since you usually make the right ones! Btw, love the cloth pumpkin! Adorable!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
I think we were in high school at the same time Donna! I graduated in ‘81. Sewing classes were my fave but we also learned needlepoint, clothing sewing skills, mending. I don’t remember learning any yarn arts but maybe my memory is failing! I’ve done a ton of smocking, shadow embroidery and regular embroidery too. Having a needle in my hand is one of my fave things but my hands are not happy about it anymore! 😊
@loriholland6431
10 ай бұрын
Loved the video, Cindy! I really enjoy watching you as you go about your day(s) working on all of your various projects! I, too have a collection of vintage hand-brooms hanging in my laundry room that were my Father's. None of my siblings wanted them, just me!! Your Ironstone pitcher collection on your mantel is fantastic....actually I love all of your Ironstone! Great job on the quilt! I would like to see where you display it! See you again soon!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video Lori ! Your brooms sound amazing and it’s awesome that you have them. As for the quilt, it is currently on the back of my sofa waiting for a chilly evening and a good movie and me snuggled up under it! 😊
@vickiehooper5951
10 ай бұрын
Quilts love them old new loved and used. I made my first quilt when I was 21 it was a queen size triple Irish chain. I love the classic quilts. I have many quilts that I have made some my mom made my grandmother's my great grandmother and even one made by by my great grandmother. Thanks for sharing Cindy.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That quilt pattern is beautiful and I’m pretty impressed it was your first quilt! What a treasure you have in your collection of family heirlooms! I’m sure they are beautiful and treasured!😊
@vickiehooper5951
10 ай бұрын
@@ReinventedDelaware now I just need some ideas of what to do with a bunch of vintage Grandmother's flower garden blocks
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That Sounds like another quilt in the making😊
@vickiehooper5951
10 ай бұрын
@@ReinventedDelaware I am honestly not that brave with those blocks.
@susanmaxham8397
10 ай бұрын
Hi Cindy, I enjoyed your video so much! I also have a collection of small white ironstone pitchers and glass measuring cups! I am so happy to know there is someone else out there who has a collection of both! I started sewing in elementary school and have never stopped. My focus has been mostly clothes for myself, children and now grandchildren. Thanks again for sharing. Susan
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
I’m sitting here answering comments and yours just popped up! Good morning! Those glass measuring cups are getting hard to find but I’m always searching for them. I use them but I also want to think of a way to display them near the area where I use them. That’s awesome you are still sewing so much especially for your grands! I’ve made quilts for our grandchildren and I am giving them the quilts I’ve made over the years. Maybe one day I will show the quilts here in a vidoe😊
@lumontoya9439
10 ай бұрын
As usual I love your videos and everything you do. You are so talented and so creative. God bless you and your husband! 🙏🏼
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thank you so much!😊
@wandablaylock3352
10 ай бұрын
What a blessing the way you lovingly restored that quilt! The pumpkins were gorgeous! I thought I was done making pumpkins this fall but no… you inspired me!😊
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
It was fun repairing that quilt. There are still a few more areas I need to fix. And yay for making more pumpkins there’s always room for at least one more 🎃
@user-bj3ny8ln5z
5 ай бұрын
I like how your pumpkins turned out. Thank you for showing me that old quilts can be mended. I bought a really tattered one once, but I procrastinated mending it. I even considered cutting it and framing the pieces to make a wall arrangement (it was that tattered). All of a sudden, we had to pack for a move and my husband threw out "that old rag". So much for repurposing an old tattered quilt!
@ReinventedDelaware
5 ай бұрын
Oh no!! We've thrown out things that later I regretted too! I hope you find another quilt. I love your idea of framing a section of it!
@joannpilgrim1580
10 ай бұрын
I love to quilt as well. Our quilt guild makes charity quilts, Quilts of Valor, Habitat for Humanity, and doll quilts for preschool. We have about 300 members.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That sounds like an awesome group of quilters! And it's great that y'all do such good work for great causes like Habitat! Happy Sewing!
@m.service5584
10 ай бұрын
Cindy, I'm Michele. (Sorry I didn't introduce myself when I commented the first time!) The quilt is TOTALLY AWESOME! I'm so glad that you took the time to make repairs, and to try to remove the stains. AND that you plan to USE that piece of history !!❣️(Yes, I am a HUGE fan of quilting AND quilts!!!) I LOVE your magnifying lamp! I was so (pleasantly) surprised when you said you had learned from Martha Stewart about protecting your garden tools; I was going to say that I'd learned it from her! LOL I recently purchased an egg beater, too!! I love the one you found. Have you considered hanging some of your vintage kitchen items along your backsplash? You could do it with the 3M hooks, or use a rod & "s" hooks.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Hi Michele! That quilt is so full of history and I love the idea of using it. It’s on the back of my sofa waiting for a chilling evening and a good movie 😊The magnifying lamp is a game changer especially for close up work like sewing. Do you quilt? I’ve slacked off a lot because my hands are giving out on me😩 Holding a paintbrush is easier than holding a needle!
@sylvialangworthy1435
10 ай бұрын
Love the wiskbroom idea! The quilt is lovely. I have several quilts that are old and handed down. The little pumpkins are adorable! Thank you for sharing Cindy. 🤗
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That’s awesome Sylvia, that you have some old and handed down quilts. They are treasure. I’m so glad that you enjoyed the pumpkin project. Have a great day.😊
@opendoorsopenhearts
10 ай бұрын
I'm a co-queen of cheap with you!!! haha!! And youre so amazing a sewing!! I want to get better at it. I actually find it so calming to sit and hand-sew. AND THOSE PUMPKINS!!!! Love them!! Thanks for all the inspiration!!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
We probably have many co- queens of cheap watching! We’re a bunch of cheap women here - I mean that in a good way of course😂😂 Hand sewing is so relaxing. You would love it!
@SalvagedInspirations
10 ай бұрын
I love quilts and you did such a lovely job restoring this one! You're amazing Cindy! XOXO
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thank you so much Denise! Old quilts have such a story and it’s fun to preserve them 😊
@jeansenner9368
10 ай бұрын
I love hour pumpkins! And your quilt! Have a great weekend!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thank you! You too!😊
@Thatsinteresting363
10 ай бұрын
The quilt warms my heart. I love love love old quilts. A few stains tells its story. I love everything you’ve collected and styled in your home. ❤
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for the kind words about our home! I love old quilts too, and I’m always looking for them at a reasonable price 😊
@deborahlee6240
10 ай бұрын
I love quilts too! My grandmother made beautiful quilts, but sadly I didn't ever learn from her. Darn. I just found a quilt at a favorite thrift store of mine for 10.00. They get new things in almost every day. I don't think I can sneak off that often to look. LOL Love your ironstone also.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Sounds like you found a great deal on that quilt! Keep on thrifting when you can😊
@lindac5189
10 ай бұрын
YES, I'm like you when I'm cleaning, working on projects or pretty much anything and everything I do, I start something and then I have to go to another room, either putting stuff up, or when a thought jumps into my brain about how I need something from another room for my current project and then there I'll see something else that I need to do and it's like I'm a whirlwind through the house moving back and forth on different things!!! In the past, I've blamed it on my ADHD and bipolar 😂😂😂. I'm so very glad and grateful for the lesson in how you repaired the fraying quilt!!! My Mom had passed away last year and she had 2 or 3 quilts that were made by my Grandmother, so now I know how to go about repairing them!!! She also had some that were stained, and I've tried several different methods to get the stains out, and so far, nothing has worked. So now I have new product ideas to try on those stains!!! Again, THANK YOU FOR A VERY INFORMATIVE AND HELPFUL VIDEO!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
It’s so good that there are so many of us project jumpin’ crazy women out there! We’re in good company! I’m so glad the quilt repairs were helpful. I will try to share more of that kind of info as I am able🥰🥰 Thanks for watching and for your encouragement!
@carolroy3788
10 ай бұрын
Your channel is so inspiring and your home is charming!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thank you so much!😊
@justjohanna7
10 ай бұрын
I love that quilt!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Me too!😊
@carolsnyder948
10 ай бұрын
I am a project jumper also..so many projects to work on..
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Yay for all of us project jumpers! 😊
@bonniesmith1179
10 ай бұрын
I love quilts, and I have since I was a little girl. My maternal grandmother was a big quilter. My father was a career Army officer so we moved every few years and never lived near family. However, when he was sent overseas and we couldn’t go, we lived with my grandparents. When I was 9 years old and we were living with them, my grandmother helped me make a quilt for my dolls. I still have it to this day, and have made some small quilt pieces since. I have just retired and hope to finally be able to do some quilting. I have lots of old quilts I inherited from family and cherish each one of them. I haven’t known how to best repair an old one though so I greatly appreciate what you showed in this video. I also have a collection of whisk brooms and like your idea for displaying them. Please redo your little footstool. Either refinish, or paint the wood base and reupholster the top. It’s a beautiful piece!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Bonnie, you have a treasure in still having your first quilt! What a piece of history! I made several small quilts over the years all based on a book that I can’t remember the title! I think I gave the book away😀 I hope you start quilting again now that you have some time. If you need help with the repairs, send me an email and I will help the best I can via email. 😊 Thanks for the suggestion about the footstool!
@bonniesmith1179
10 ай бұрын
@@ReinventedDelaware thank you so much because quilt repairs have baffled me. I think some of it has been because I’ve been intimated by them. I never know what to use to make repairs since finding vintage fabrics, even scraps of them is nearly nonexistent here. We live in West Texas and unfortunately things such as vintage fabrics, junk, and salvage pieces are all things rarely found around here. Can new fabrics be used to make repairs?
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
@@bonniesmith1179 Hi Bonnie! yes, you can use new fabrics to make the repairs but be careful to use the same weight and feel of the original fabric. In other words, don't use a heavy-weight new fabric on a quilt that has thin, worn-out fabric. The heavier fabric will add stress to the older fabric. Most antique quilts are made from 100% cotton so you will want to use cotton fabrics for the repairs.I hope this helps and happy sewing!
@joannalexa2531
10 ай бұрын
Love the pumpkins and dough bowl! Great job!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks so much! 😊 The pumpkins are so easy to make!
@maggiepadilla6915
10 ай бұрын
Growing up I never heard of butter pats. I’m assuming you put pats of butter on them and set next to bread on the dinner table? I love to watch you and hear your sweet voice.❤
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Yes Maggie, that’s how butter pats were used. They were used in restaurants to serve individual pats of butter much like we have little containers of butter in foil or in little plastic tubs served with the bread or rolls. I have used them for the two of us at dinner. Sometimes I put my daily vitamins on them just for fun😊
@darlenedugan8030
10 ай бұрын
Love your whisk broom collection it is awesome.❤
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Me too Darlene! I’m going to add to the collection slowly. The hint is part of the fun😊
@dorisbuckner
10 ай бұрын
Quilt♥️🌹
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Isn’t it gorgeous??😊
@nonisnest9718
10 ай бұрын
What a great video! I love your whisk broom wall and will be trying your adorable pumpkins!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks so much! 😊you will love making those little pumpkins!
@kimpm2117
4 ай бұрын
For paint blending you have to keep misting with water going over and over to get the blending affect. I paint the back sides and bottoms for a professional look as I get bored and sell my pieces when I find something else. Lol.
@ReinventedDelaware
4 ай бұрын
Thanks for the tip!😊
@williamtaylor2412
10 ай бұрын
LOVE THIS
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks!😊
@MelindaJones-wl8ei
10 ай бұрын
Love your doors!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks! 😊
@cindyherbold2384
10 ай бұрын
Hi Cindy, I love watching your uploads. I also have a love for old items. That footstool is gorgeous. It needs to be revived, refreshed. I'm curious as to what the real wood is? 😊❤ Cindy Anne
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Hi Cindy Anne! I’m not sure what kind of wood the footstool is but the stain color is very red. I didn’t show it but it has a needle point top. I will pull it out and make a video soon!😊
@kathleenbarnett3881
10 ай бұрын
For your quilt stains. A few drops of a product called Whink, and you will have no stains. It is very strong. Use gloves and rinse the area thoroughly.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks for that tip Kathleen 😊 I’ll add it to my Walmart cart!
@lisasovitsky1227
10 ай бұрын
I just picked up an iron ware pitcher at restore where I work 🥳
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Yay for finding great pieces! I bet it’s gorgeous 🎉
@MariaFuentes-jh3le
10 ай бұрын
Try Simple Green on stains.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Great idea! That stuff is amazing 😊
@heatherhoffman9719
10 ай бұрын
Such great stuff you have found! I need to come down to DE. I think a paint job is in order for the little foot stool, but don't touch the tapestry on top! so cute.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
We have some great deals in Delaware! And I agree about the footstool, but the tapestries in really bad shape so we’ll see what I do! 😊
@shellydehart8217
10 ай бұрын
Hi Cindy, just finished watching your enjoyable video. Yes, I love old quilts. I have a few but favorite is extra large lap quilt the a Mennonite lady made for me n my son. It’s clothes from my one son that was killed in a auto accident. It’s all his favorite shirts n shorts n his jacket from football with his number 64 on it. I’ll treasure that until the day I die. I would love to make one but my hands cramp up so bad that it gets painful. Looking at yours with the stains that it looked like blood stain as it will turn a brown like. But that could be from the video for that color. If that ever happens again try hydrogen peroxide on the stain. It shouldn’t fade the color. Of course rinse with cold water. My girl, you do have quite a few butter pats. I would like to have maybe two. I think where I live anyone who moves to Florida end up selling all their goodies that I like before moving here😅. I’m gonna try your trick with bleach on a few of my baskets. I like how yours turned out. Yes, start a collection of wisp brooms. They’ll look so good on that wall with the others. On that sweet foot stool. Paint it n reupholster it with your favorite material. If you have any the material left from that one chair (grain sack) . Well, I think I’ve yanked enough. So I’ll close this for now. Oh, hang your egg beater up since you’ll be using it. Love all your clear glass measuring cup. I have the exact one that you just got. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Hi Shelly! You have such a treasure in that quilt and it’s such a special way to commemorate your son’s life. I’m so glad that you have it and that you can think of him each time you use that quilt. Thanks so much for watching. I really do appreciate it. Take care of my friend.🥰
@raemamoore4103
10 ай бұрын
Try hydrogen peroxide on your stains. It’s work on some of mine
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
That's a great idea! Thanks!
@jules092265
10 ай бұрын
Or lemon juice with a dry in the sun.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
@@jules092265 That's a great idea but I would caution against the sun on an antique quilt. The sun would brighten the stain for sure but wouldn't leave it out there too long 😊
@PaigeNicoleKomar
10 ай бұрын
What about trying to paint the little foot stool and adding a really nice floral paint inlay from IOD? I can picture one that would match your room PERFECTLY! lemme grab my other device and try to find the name... Love your videos ❤ please keep them coming!
@PaigeNicoleKomar
10 ай бұрын
The paint inlay is called Chateau! I've seen people use it on a number of things and it always seems to go on to the surface a little distressed looking, but it's BEAUTIFUL❤❤❤
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
I’m going to look that paint inlay up! I’ve been wanting to try some of the IOD products and this sounds like the perfect reason to start! Thanks so much for the idea - stay tuned to see what I do!
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
I just looked that inlay up and it is gorgeous!! Thanks for telling me about it!
@melaniesmizawski9413
2 ай бұрын
Along with the whisk brooms, how about rug beaters?
@ReinventedDelaware
2 ай бұрын
Great idea! I will start hunting for them!
@maryoconnell3857
5 ай бұрын
I've used hydrogen peroxide for stains that look like those, not sure it would work, but worth trying! You are very talented!
@ReinventedDelaware
5 ай бұрын
That’s a great idea! I will give that a try. Hydrogen peroxide can lighten colors so it just might work!🥰
@lisatoler3400
10 ай бұрын
I thought I was the only person left who used sponge rollers. My hair is just like yours.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
We are in the same group!The curls in my bangs do not behave so they need a little coaxing😂
@cherileerogers1650
10 ай бұрын
Hi! About the stains on that old quilt, try Barbasol shaving cream. Wet the stains, gently rub in the shaving cream add a dollop on top of each stain for good measure. Let that set for as long as you’re comfortable. if it doesn’t take them out completely, it might lighten them some. This has been tried and true over the past 29 years.
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Thanks for the shaving cream tip! 😊 I’ll check my hubbys shaving drawer!
@cherileerogers1650
10 ай бұрын
@@ReinventedDelaware you’re welcome. I hope it works.!
@katen1228
10 ай бұрын
Where did you find the broom? I couldn’t find it listed. 😊
@ReinventedDelaware
10 ай бұрын
Hi! I found the handmade broom at a local outdoor market. Thanks for asking😊Sorry that I can’t share a link to it - the maker doesn’t have an online store. Here is the video showing the market: kzitem.info/news/bejne/046m15OInniBa6Qsi=2OfCQkhYwmwLbKH-
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