Check Out The Fashions Part Iii

[stewey]

To those of you who have been following these threads, this is what one of the pages looks like after ironing it between two sheets of parchment paper. Quite a reduction in wrinkles, I think.

http://i58.tinypic.com/2wd8soz.jpg

[tonyav]

Looks pretty wrinkle free now, stewey.

[stewey]

I think I'll give it another treatment at a higher heat, Tony.

[tonyav]

Think it's worth the risk, stewey.

[berniecuddles]

wish mrs c was wrinkle free lol

[stewey]

I'll try the higher heat on a wrinkled piece of "new" newspaper first.

[Psybbo]

Bernie, naughty step now! standing in for MM

[tonyav]

berniecuddles
wish mrs c was wrinkle free lol

if she sees this, he's dead lol.

Good idea, stewey.

[stewey]

Just buy some parchment paper, berniecuddles:)

[berniecuddles]

lol knew i'd get told off

[berniecuddles]

lol stewey do they do it by the ton!!
christ if mrs c sees this i'm dead lol

[humbersloop]

looking good stewey

..are housecoats what people did before onesies?;)..

[stewey]

I don't understand the "Kiddies' English Knitted Underwear" part. I'm certain that England would not be exporting knitted underwear of any sort during the middle of the war.

[tonyav]

Perhaps they mean't English style, stewey.


Oi hippy chick, my mom used to have an house coat when I was a kid.

[stewey]

I still have a housecoat, but not like the one in the ad:)

[tonyav]

Gawd, I must get to Spec Savers, I was reading Houseboat then, stewey.

[stewey]

Anyway, I'm going to hop across the field (the snow and ice have all gone now) in search of wobbly-pops...Cheers.

[tonyav]

G'night, stewey.