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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1971
Page
5
In New York Yvette Mimieux, star of The Most Deadly Game, discusses her multifaceted life as photographer, motorcyclist, painter, poet, lecturer, and real estate tycoon. She notes fashion as storytelling, plans an opera narration, and reflects on language, heritage, and stage love while remaining ambivalent about film success.
Expert tips from Necchi Sewing Machines guide beginners to make a 34x44 inch appliqued baby quilt using 2 yards of cotton broadcloth and 1% yards of contrast for borders. Transfer patterns to 9x9 inch squares, machine applique, baste batting, finish edges, and order Anne Cabot Pattern No. 2256 for a complete transfer sheet and instructions. Send 50 cents to Stitchin' Time for pattern 2256 at Box 503 Radio City Station NY 10020.
Edith Head, a legendary costume designer, predicts pants will remain a temporary solution for women in 1971 though not suited for church. She foresees longer dresses, a shift away from costume looks, and a rise in personal sewing as therapy with simpler methods. She cautions against mismatched styles and urges suitability.
A birthday reading highlights creativity and caution to pursue training and a respected place in society. It warns against overemphasis on fashion and notes the need for quiet time to sort thoughts as you balance old loyalties with new ambitions.
In this Jan 19 1971 Lompoc Record item Polly advises Shirley to read package instructions for nylon zippers and suggests lubricating a hard zipper with no soap or a commercial zipper product. Dear girls column gives tips to lay the zipper flat and rub fabric areas to clean soil on both sides.
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