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Patterns $25.36 Why would a middle-class, white male defend a young black girl from a gang of racist thugs? Michael, who is hospitalized for his efforts, is not sure either. Patterns is Michael?

Bleuette Clothing Patterns 1905-1916 $37.5 This book is in New – Excellent condition

A Collection of Vintage Knitting Patterns for Men’s Clothing $31.21 This book contains a brilliant selection of vintage machine knitting patterns for men’s clothing written in step-by-step instructions and with explanatory diagrams. From casual to formal wear, this book will keep a man smartly and comfortably dressed throughout the year. The content has been carefully selected for its interest and relevance to a modern audience.

Girl (6-7) Sewing Doll’s Clothing $24.99 Girl (6-7) Sewing Doll’s Clothing Photographic Print by George Marks. Product size approximately 12 x 16 inches. Available at Art.com. Embrace your Space – your source for high quality fine art posters and prints.

Trendy Sturdy Shopping Tote Bag – Color Hearts Pattern $8.99 Unique Sturdy Reusable Shopping Tote Bag with heavy duty 250 D polyester fabric (250 D which is thicker and tougher than other polyester shopping tote bags); Folded up and stored in a small carrying pouch (5.25″ x 5.5″ x 1″), and you will love it; Eco friendly, easy, and very practical for daily use, e.g. grocery shopping; Size – 14.5″ x 13″ (not counting the handle portion) x 6″; Weight – 5.4oz; …

Kids White Chef Apron and Hat Set Child Size $5.00 The kids apron and hat cooking party favor or kids dress-up set includes white cotton fabric children’s aprons and chef hats. The kids chef hat is adjustable with velcro. The kids apron is one size fits all for ages 2-11 years old. The hats are adjustable with velcro, up to 25″ circumference. The aprons are adjustable at the waist and neck, up to 37″ in length and up to 40″ at the waist. Your kids…

Vintage Fashion & Designer Clothes Films: Retro Clothing, Design Trends & Hair Styles in American Pop Culture $12.99 This compilation of fashion and design films is filled with spectacular footage of vintage fashion shows, interviews, advertisements, promotional, high fashion, western wear, dresses, fabrics, and so much more. Table Of Contents: (1) Union Square Fashion Show (Newsreel) (1950) – A wonderful short newsreel covering an outdoor fashion show – 1 Minutes (2) Modes Of The Moment (1917) – A silent fashio…

Vintage Home Economics Movies from the 1940s: Pattern for Smartness DVD (1948) $9.99 A wonderful video that teaches Home Economics from the 40s! Pattern for Smartness is a funny, overstated social guidance film that teaches young ladies about the “know how look” which involves strict rules on fashion and clothing styles. The vintage 1940′s fashions are engaging, as well as the cultural attitudes that they demonstrate. The film also takes a look at home sewing and clothes making. T…

We Would Heard That The Islands Off The Adriatic Coast Of Split Were Superb Getaway Locations.

After living in Prague for more than a year, my Czech girl, Katka, and I wanted to get out of the city and go on a summer holiday.

At the time, in 2000, it was comparatively inexpensive to travel by bus all though Europe. Naturally it's inexpensive! It takes hours to get anywhere! So we acquired 2 tickets for an exhausting eighteen-hour bus ride to Split, Croatia. The ride was basically quite nice, through eastern Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia and into Croatia (Split,Dubrovnik,Makarska).

We might heard that the islands off the Adriatic coast of Split were superb getaway locations. We arrived in Split extraordinarily early in the morning and waited for the ferry to our first stop, the island of Brac. I was quite nervous of ferries, but these ferries looked comparatively safe and the ride was not but only an hour or so.

The ferry dropped us off on Brac at the city of Supetar, the biggest city on the island of 3000 folks.

It's a quiet city, but when we were there, Supetar was quite touristy, with clusters of German, Italian and English cruising the early Christian Age streets. We settled in a quiet campground near the centre of city. It is a best place to meander around and discover the Croatian culture.

After a day or two we ferried over to Stari Grad on the island of Hvar one of the oldest settlements in Europe. Stari Grad goes back to 3,500 B.C. It was inhabited by Neolithic tribes, then traditional Greeks took over. Romans came into the picture around 200 B.C. And took control for approximately 1,000 years.

After the 8th century, Stari Grad was controlled by the Slavs, Venetian Republic, Turks, Napoleon and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The island offers architectural ruins, churches, winding EU cobblestone streets and aesthetically gorgeous perspectives.

We set up camp in a walled-in kiwi vineyard. It was a big square piece of property with kiwi vines winding around poles and wires. If you have ever been camping, you know what it implies to "rough" it like sleeping on the ground or using the loo outside. We were situated near one of the walls of the compound and I had to go to the lavatory. So I meandered over to the wall to alleviate myself.

While I was doing my business, I thought I might take out my flash-lamp and see what I was peeing on. My light came on and about a foot from my business maker, there was a scorpion hanging out on the wall! I jumped back, and headed back to Katka to inform her to be quite careful cause we had neighbours. (As a matter of fact, the following day we saw 1 or 2 rats and spiders crawling around our tent also.)

Hvar has crystal-clear blue water ideal for any snorkeler to jump headlong into. Katka and I brought our diving gear, and our 2nd day there we found a great small rock jetty overlooking a tiny cove with a sunken rowboat in the middle to explore.

Hopping into the azul water, I was puzzled by the lucidity of the water and the amount of animal life. I swam with schools of tropical, colourful fish in twenty or so feet of water, circling around a rowboat that almost seemed like it was sunken on purpose for people like me to feel a bit like Jacques Cousteau.

While on the island, we rented a scooter to explore at our own pace. We were able to get some coarse "Hvarian" directions on getting to the other side of the island which was through a kilometer-long tunnel also known as the "Tunnel of Death." This tunnel is only wide enough for one auto to go through, so a person working at one end of the tunnel calls another man at the other end to allow him know exactly how many cars are coming.

I was behind a few autos when I entered the dark tunnel. It was cold and damp. The walls were jagged rock. The road itself was not awfully smooth, and I had to lower my sunglasses down the ridge of my nose, causing my eyes to water. I attempted to keep the handlebars straight and follow the red taillights of the cars in front of me.

But these autos were going quicker than we were, and their red lights soon faded into the darkness. Here we were, deep in a Croatian mountain, wet and cold from water dripping down and our scooter's headlight pointed at the ceiling of the tunnel! I remember stopping many times because I did not know whether I was going to hit the side of the jagged walls. Katka grabbed onto me like we were about to leap over the Grand Canyon, Malicious Knievel-style.

Finally I saw the well-known light at the end of the tunnel. We rode out into the sunny light happy to be alive. I had to stop to permit my hands to stop shaking. That was the most hazardous journey I'd ever experienced! That is reported tagza.com.

All Dolled Up: Sewing Clothes and Accessories for Girls and Their 18-Inch Dolls $6.38 Stylish Outfits for Girls and Their Dolls! A girl and her doll are fast friends indeed. Add in coordinating outfits, and nothing could be cuter! You can make adorable coordinating outfits for the girl in your life and the doll in hers with the help of All Dolled Up! From flowered party dresses, summer tops and Capri pants to fleece vests and messenger bags, the projects inside All Dolled Up provide easy, fun and fashionable outfits for every season and time of day.Make 20 different outfits including dress-up clothes, casual wear, pajamas and accessories.Create the clothing using full-size patterns for all of the doll projects and many of the girl projects.Learn time-saving techniques for creating clothing for 18-inch dolls, making any outfit in 30 minutes or less.Watch the techniques in action with author Joan Hinds and Nancy Zieman on the bonus DVD.Learn even more tips and techniques from Nancy Zieman in her Notes from Nancy throughout the book.Making matching outfits for your girl and her doll is easy and fun with All Dolled Up!Video DVD player or software required to view enclosed DVD.

Amish Doll Patterns $16.95 Complete patterns and instructions for both 22 dolls (American Girl doll size) and 15 dolls -- and clothing, authentic to the Amish of Lancaster Pennsylvania. For the intermediate seamstress or crafter.