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So you've discovered historic wallpaper in your home – what do you do next?
Maybe this will be helpful to some of this sub’s guests. Pretty sure I’ve seen several “can you help us identify this wallpaper” posts over the past year. Hopefully this provides some guidance for those inquiries!
u/Henrymjohnson — 25 days ago
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Chinoiserie on EBay?
Anyone hung materials from this Etsy shop? https://www.etsy.com/shop/chinoiseriehomedeco?ref=shop\_profile&listing\_id=607388810
u/Henrymjohnson — 1 month ago
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Iykyk
I’m wondering when the supply of Boggess strips will run out 🤷♂️
u/Henrymjohnson — 1 month ago
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PJ grass
In Jonathan’s house. Looks so much better with it decorated!
u/Henrymjohnson — 1 month ago
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Scissor Sheath
Decided to pop this demo scissor sheath on my belt temporarily. Should’ve started using it 6 months ago 🤷♂️
u/Henrymjohnson — 2 months ago
So I’ve had a few scissor sheathes made and I’m considering having a few dies made for it. I’m new to all of this and am curious what considerations I should make. What’s the difference between acrylic dies and the standard wood-made dies (other than the substantial price)? What regions in the world are most well-known for their die-making. I’m in the US and this trade doesn’t seem like it’s as common here as it may be elsewhere. What questions should I be asking to be an informed consumer?
u/Henrymjohnson — 4 months ago