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Celebrating Arnold Stark Lobel born   in 1933. Thank you for Frog and Toad! 🐸 ❤️
05/22/2026

Celebrating Arnold Stark Lobel born in 1933. Thank you for Frog and Toad! 🐸 ❤️

The Eastman Kodak Company was founded   in 1888.Wear a little piece of historyPendant shown: Life Magazine publication d...
04/24/2026

The Eastman Kodak Company was founded in 1888.

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Pendant shown: Life Magazine publication date December 13, 1968
(This is actually an advertisement for Polaroid cameras, but you get the gist...😬)

From the “Gallery” feature in Life Magazine published   in 1971.Wear a little piece of history
04/23/2026

From the “Gallery” feature in Life Magazine published in 1971.

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  in 1972, Life Magazine featured a photograph of Chief Petty Officer Graham Jackson playing “Goin’ Home” on the accordi...
04/21/2026

in 1972, Life Magazine featured a photograph of Chief Petty Officer Graham Jackson playing “Goin’ Home” on the accordion as President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s funeral train left Warm Springs, Georgia. The image originally appeared in the magazine 27 years earlier on April 23, 1945.

From the New Georgia Encyclopedia website: Graham Washington Jackson Sr. was a musician and band leader best known for his personal connection to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He performed for six presidents and was affectionately known as “The Ambassador of Good Will” during his lengthy career.

Read more about Graham Jackson here:
https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/arts-culture/graham-jackson-sr/

Microfilm jewelry - Wear a little piece of history.

McMinnville’s own, Beverly Cleary, was born   in 1916. From the Beverly Cleary website: “Beverly Cleary lived to be 104,...
04/12/2026

McMinnville’s own, Beverly Cleary, was born in 1916.

From the Beverly Cleary website: “Beverly Cleary lived to be 104, passing away in March of 2021, but her books—relatable, humorous, and inspiring stories for kids, about kids—will live on for generations to come.”

Image shown: Woven Word pendant and earrings made from the pages of a 1962 edition of “Henry Huggins - Try Our Large Economy Size” rescued from the Goodwill bins.

One week to go! See you in Yakima!Jewelry made from discarded pieces of microfilm, salvaged books, and more.Come see me ...
04/09/2026

One week to go! See you in Yakima!

Jewelry made from discarded pieces of microfilm, salvaged books, and more.
Come see me at Booth #104 - Be sure to ask me for a free gift! (While supplies last.)

Wear a little piece of history!Microfilm jewelryPendant shown made from an image of Life Magazine issue dated March 29, ...
03/29/2026

Wear a little piece of history!
Microfilm jewelry
Pendant shown made from an image of Life Magazine issue dated March 29, 1963
“The Energy Factor”

These neckties have retired from the business world and now they’re having more fun!Necktie Obi belt and Necktie Infinit...
03/19/2026

These neckties have retired from the business world and now they’re having more fun!

Necktie Obi belt and Necktie Infinity Scarves

The Woven Word.Made from a page of a rescued edition of “The Totally Essential Travel Collection. Where’s Waldo?”. Writt...
03/19/2026

The Woven Word.
Made from a page of a rescued edition of “The Totally Essential Travel Collection. Where’s Waldo?”. Written by Martin Hanford. Bright and beautiful colors!

Published in Vogue Magazine   (one day late!) in 1966 Dolce Vita: The Yum Yum Tree in Parks    librarianwardrobe
03/16/2026

Published in Vogue Magazine (one day late!) in 1966
Dolce Vita: The Yum Yum Tree in Parks

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