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My Wand is a Seam Ripper
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To keep it S–T–R–E–T–C–H–Y–!
Why hasn’t anyone told me this?
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Weaving class, 1955, Sweden.
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I always thought that “woman pulls something out of her cleavage” was really just sort of a cliche historically
But nope
I’m reading this incredibly niche book about the history of pockets, and there is a picture of a pair of stays from the 18th century that someone sewed a giant pocket inside of
It was apparently a big thing for women who wanted to keep their money safe or to steal it off of other people and hide it quickly
INCREDIBLE
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Visible mending by Katrina Sánchez
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Wtf do u even mean “the thread of prophecy is severed” if the grand design is so fragil as to come unraveled by th severing of a single thread then maybe there’s a better Destiny in store for those who hold tha scissors -_-
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Rigolette cherchant à se distraire en l'absence de Germain, 1844
Musée des beaux-arts de Rouen
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