The Monday Repurposeful Word of the Day is:
T Y P E W R I T E R
Did someone ask, "What can you do with an old typewriter?"
Plenty!
A charming Christmas vignette was created with holiday sheet
music instead of paper loaded into an antique typewriter:
Guests at a vintage-inspired wedding were encouraged to
type well wishes to the couple using an old Remington.
Keep this in mind for next Halloween:
And don't forget the possibilities of typewriter parts:
Typewriter key jewelry is so much fun.
So clever - Tick Tock spelled out on a watch bracelet:
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So clever - Tick Tock spelled out on a watch bracelet:
These keys can be used as bracelet charms,
necklace pendants or earrings:
Typewriter keys from a 1940 Corona
Some snazzy cuff links made from vintage typewriter keys:
Typewriter ribbon tins have become very collectible:
Don't forget the versatility of vintage typewriter tables:
An antique typewriter table was used as the base of a bathroom sink.
They're about as rare as hens' teeth but if you run across an old
typewriter table at a thrift shop, yard sale or flea market - grab it!
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Friends, thanks so much for stopping by today. You guys are just my type!
Great post, Jan. A couple of years ago you saw those tables all over the place. I used to sit at one of those to type. lol GREAT post today- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI still regret selling my gorgeous antique typewriter and typing able last year! Your great post makes me miss them all the more. 😪 ( your cousin, Deb)
ReplyDeleteI still regret selling my gorgeous antique typewriter and typing able last year! Your great post makes me miss them all the more. 😪 ( your cousin, Deb)
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