Okay, so this one is not useful, but I was just intrigued by the inventiveness of the past. This came from a 1955 newspaper column saved by my grandmother, and given the current supply chain issues, I thought I’d share. Granted, we don’t much use linoleum these days, but isn’t this a creative solution? Once again, our forebears understood reuse and recycle in ways modern day folks can’t begin to match!
Pieces of the Past: Part Six
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This definitely sounds like something a depression baby would look at!
Doesn’t it, Linda? I wish I needed flooring—I’d be tempted to try, just to see how it comes out!
I think that is amazing! I have a feeling it would work well👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Was it your mom’s mother that saved it?
Love the things you share.
It absolutely was her! From the Amarillo paper. Thanks!