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This was an interesting label I found in a 50s wardrobe while I was browsing in a second hand furniture shop in Brighton. Funny that the wardrobe had tiny little labels for all of its shelves. BTW: It was a men's wardrobe.
Kate knows that any time we go out, I insist on labeling her as my wife. It's not a "I'm a man and I own this woman" kind of macho thing. I just sometimes forget how everyone in the room is related to me.
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Stereotypes
Sorry im late on this one. I got caught up with thanksgiving and black friday that i never got to touch the computer and get to upload thees.
People look at someone at right away give them a label. Before a the person even says anything. They are automatically seen differently then what they really are.
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Interesting that the label reads "Made in USA with pride", when some of the internal components are actually manufactured in Asia. I guess that means that the handset shell and caps, perhaps the dial unit, the case, the handset and line jacks, and the handset cord are of American origin, and that it was assembled at the Corinth plant.
This is the first ever quilt label I've ever made, to my shame. I simply wrote on a plain square of muslin with a Pigma pen, and stitched it on with the same stitches I use to attach the binding to the backs of my quilts. I blogged about it here.
I ordered new address labels today. Aren't these cute? Sadly, they're much better than anything I could whip up in Adobe Photoshop!
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