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Update: I finished the other 3 foxes. Now they are hanging over my railing waiting for the kiddos. I love them. I'll try to find photos of the women wearing real ones in the old days. It might bring some meaning as to why I think these are so cute.
Update: I finished the other 3 foxes. Now they are hanging over my railing waiting for the kiddos. I love them. I'll try to find photos of the women wearing real ones in the old days. It might bring some meaning as to why I think these are so cute.
3 comments:
Gail, this is hilarious. You always find the most interesting projects to do and show us. What a great change from a drab old rectangular scarf.
Wonder how many people, even of our generation, wouldn't get the significance of wearing the fox around the neck. My grandmother had a fox hide stole, complete with the head, that she had kept from the days when it was the fashion. Creeped me out when I was a kid, but now I can't wait to go get some fabric so I can make this fox!
Gail...These are soo cute...Does it take 1 mtr of both fabrics...I'm going to make Amy and Victoria each one...They fly in today for a very short visit...Merry Christmas Gail to you and all your family Diane...
Adorable! When my son was little my brother was cleaning out the last of my Mom's stuff and my son latched onto one of Mom's old mink neck wraps. Eww! It even has little claws. Oh, he did love that mink so much and wore it one winter. Happy to say - it is now retired on his bookcase! But the fabric foxes are really cute and fun animal hats, scarfs, mitts are so "in" right now!
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