Finger guards

Article Abstract:

Finger guards were a necessity before sewing machines became part of the average household. The guards came in various shapes and were made from bone, ivory, silver, gold, metals or celluloid. Finger guards were patented as early as 1860 and can sometimes be found in antique shops.

Equipment and supplies, Collections and collecting, Sewing, Sewing supplies, Collectibles, Thimbles

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Balancing arches

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Two identical arches in a family room addition in an Alexandria, VA, home offer a perfect example of creative symmetry. One arch, which frames a recessed window and window seat, provides lighting while the other affords much-needed space for books and knickknacks.

Design and construction, Recreation rooms, Arches, Arches (Structural elements)

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Finger foods: the balancing act

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Many people find it quite difficult to maintain grace while balancing plates and glasses during stand-up parties. Several tips for both guests and hosts at finger-food events are presented.

Management, Entertaining

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