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A Douglas C-54 Skymaster, tail number 5557, (military variant of the DC-4) parked on the apron of the closed Tempelhof Airport.
This particular plane did actually participate in the Berlin Airlift as a "Raisin Bomber".
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Unobserved Minimal and Abstract Art at the apron / airport. It reminds me of a brushstroke of the great Salvador or Pablo :-)
You're always welcome at my table! Wishing everyone in Canada a very happy, and peaceful Thanksgiving!
This Apron is of the highest quality and the highest fashion,
This apron is 100% sexy
This apron ties at the neck and ties at the back
One size fits most
Pick up the spatula and let down your curls ladies, Sugar Baby Aprons is about to give a reason to play dress up in the kitchen!! Inspired by Vintage prints and reflecting the nostalgic days of I love Lucy, Leave it to beaver, These Sexy, Sassy smocks are giving way to a new generation of women are redicovering the joys of cooking at home.
Yay! Look what I just got in the mail from the wonderful Raesha! Months and months ago, we discussed a fabric trade, and she promised me a couple of refashions with some vintage fabric that I had. And this is what I got in the mail today! It's wrinkled, yes, but I just had to try it on right away. It's an old rose pink satin pillowcase that Raesha remade into an apron for me, complete with patch pocket and chocolate brown ribbon detail.
Needless to say, I immediately had to slip on my pearls and grab my new vacuum (btw, you know you're getting old when you get really excited about a new appliance like a *vacuum*!). All I need now is a white picket fence, a spotty house, 2.5 children, and a smiling husband.
Well, okay, the house is mostly clean, we have a chainlink fence, no children for now, and I'm working on the husband bit. *wink*
Thank you, Raesha! I love my new-old apron! I'm so tempted to wear it out and about tomorrow if not for all the jokes I'd be sure to get from my coworkers about getting back into the kitchen and baking some cookies for them! :)
Oooh, and I got another neat refashion goodie from Raesha too that I *will* be wearing tomorrow! :)
I finally got some (thrifted, vintage) smock aprons -- this one is much too big but is my favourite as it has plenty of pockets for keys and lenscaps and lipsticks and extra spoons and tissues...AND...it has daisies on it. I like daisies.
Christmas presents for my granddaughters. A ruffly "girlie" apron for this one with a fancy ruffle pocket.
She is my biscuit maker.
An apron I made from a pattern in my new book "A is for Apron" - the Fruit Tart. I love this book! I did some hand embroidery on the waistband. There is another photo that shows a close-up of the embroidery.
Tail End Charlie - A member of the crew of a military aircraft who operates a gun from a compartment at the rear. 'The first commissioned rear-gunner in the RAF during the Second World War, he was nick-named "Tail End Charlie" by his crew and that name rapidly became adopted for all rear-gunners in the RAF.
This is a rear view of the Lancaster at East Kirkby's The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre .
Sitting on the apron, this is " Just Jane " , one of I believe only four Lancasters that can move under their own power these days . There are two that are licensed to fly ( one as part of The BBMF and one in Canada ) .
Just Jane is only licensed to taxi and does so often at it's home - The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at East Kirkby www.flickr.com/photos/149636765@N04/48051759407/in/datepo... in Lincolnshire . As a fundraiser for further work to be carried out and for eventually the Lancaster to become airworthy one can buy tickets to travel in the Lancaster as it taxis on the airfield - although quite expensive places are booked well in advance - such a trip is something very special indeed !!
Here is a link to the website and the story of Just Jane ---
www.lincsaviation.co.uk/history/history-of-the-lancaster.htm
A shot previously posted but slightly reworked and also prompted by a comment I made on one of Mick's brilliant series of deer .
🍒 Doll Me Up… Unwrap Me Slowly 🍒
When I slip into the Doll Apron by small, I don’t just get dressed...I become the fantasy.
This scandalously skimpy silhouette hugs my body like a lover’s hands, caressing every curve with unapologetic precision. Draped in slinky satin and cut just so, the apron-style front dips daringly low while the back leaves little to the imagination—just the way I like it.
✨ This isn’t just fashion. It’s seduction with historical flair—channeling vintage French atelier aprons reimagined for a modern-day vixen. Think 1950s boudoir meets futuristic fetish. The halter strings whisper over my skin while the gathered ruching teases with texture. Whether I’m standing still or straddling your attention, this apron always plays to win.
Want transparency? Oh, it’s got that too—with BLINN PHONG & PBR shine that will leave your screen panting. Thanks to the included HUD, I can flirt between rich velvets, translucent temptations, or dazzling sparkle overlays—all with a single click. Trust me, you haven’t lived until you’ve seen me in red.
💘 Compatible Mesh Bodies:
♡ LaraX
♡ Petitex
♡ Legacy
♡ Perky
♡ Bombshell
♡ Reborn
♡ Waifu
💄Where to snatch this dangerously divine little number?
✨ Head to the *small* Mainstore SLURL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Chronos/195/211/27
✨ Or shop it now at Dollholic:www.flickr.com/groups/dollholic/
Now go on—press your lips to the screen and tell me I’m not your favorite indulgence. 💋
My hostess apron was inspired by a vintage apron.
I designed my own pattern and printed it on fabric in a workshop @ work.
At the coffee bar yesterday, I took notice of my barista's apron art. Excellent messaging! #peets #menlopark
As many of you know, I am a huge fan of Sis Boom fabrics. Not only for the design and the way it triggers such a comfortable feeling in me but also for the quality of the fabric.... It just feels so good sliding along under the needle! My other favorite material to work with is damaged vintage tablecloths. Here they are together!
Taken from the fence at the western apron, KLM Cityhopper E195-E2 PH-NXJ on pushback from stand 36 for departure back to Amsterdam
This dress felt like I was wearing a kitchen apron and nothing else. It does have a back, but boy, did it feel like I didn't have enough on! Not used to so little material on a dress. This was a few months back now (OK, a good few months, August 2018). Not sure I'd be able to wear it today as it's snowing outside. Anyway, it does give a lovely feel of vulnerability and I did like the pattern and material (think Chinese dress material).