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quilt-giving · 3 months
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My grandbabies came over for the weekend. I have the best time when they are at my house. My grandson made dinosaur hand puppets with movable jaws
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My granddaughter made roses from crepe paper.
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nameofthemaster · 11 months
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Time for a vampire party with Nandor the Relentless.
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thunderstims · 8 months
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• WEIRD BARBIE - Barbie: The Movie (2023) Stimboard
Requested by @fairyprince7
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killyridols · 2 months
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soup to nuts by tiffanie turner, 2023, paper mâché, italian crepe paper, stain, glue, wood rods, cardboard & ribbons, 30 × 36 × 17 inches
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16woodsequ · 3 months
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Sunday Steve - Day Eleven
Things that would be new or unfamiliar to Steve in the 21st century, either due to the time period he grew up in, or his social-economic status and other such factors.
Day Eleven: Toilet Paper
People used many things as toilet paper before commercial toilet paper was available. As indoor plumbing became more common toilet paper became more necessary because pipes were not designed for almanac pages or newspapers.
In the late 1800s toilet paper was still a luxury but it was being developed. "In 1890, toilet paper started to look a lot more like stuff we’re used to seeing today. It came on a roll in perforated sheets. It was a tough sell though because no one wanted to admit to buying it. In Germany, a company called ‘ Hakle’ overcame the problem with the slogan “ask for a roll of Hakle if you don’t want to say toilet paper.” (Link)
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Late 1800s toilet paper. 2500 sheets.
Charmin began marketing its toilet paper around its softness in 1928, as well as selling economy-sized packs of four rolls in 1932 (Link).
There were two types of toilet paper. Soft and hard. "The hard paper was more affordable and was very shiny on one side of it" (Link). Hard paper often had printed text on it (most of the examples I've found are British).
Every source I've found says that toilet paper began to be advertised as "splinter free" in the 1935. Most casual articles don't dig into what this actually means, but I found some ads for the infamous splinter free toilet paper.
Splinters resulted from the manufacturing process, and as you can see in the below images the splinters were usually very small. I haven't been able to find out how genuinely inconvenient this splinters were.
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1930s toilet paper ad (Link) (Link)
You can see the various marketing methods for soft toilet paper, treating it like a medical issue and appealing to women.
You can also see 3 rolls being sold for 20-25 cents. I think that is very expensive for toilet paper in the 30s. I've found a source showing 2 rolls of Clifton toilet paper being sold for 9 cents in 1932. (Link) And this link shows 4 rolls of crepe toilet paper being sold for 19 cents in 1930 (Link is behind a pay wall but I managed to download the price list). I'm guessing the rolls in the splinter-free ads are soft toilet paper, and the cheaper examples I found are hard toilet paper.
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1930 grocery price list. Toilet paper is the third item, listing four crepe rolls for 19 cents.
In 1940 one roll is being sold for 15 cents (Link), but it's not clear if this is soft or hard toilet paper. I'm guessing soft since it's almost the price of four rolls in 1930.
My guess is Steve paid around 9 cents for 2 (19 cents for 4) rolls of hard toilet paper. I doubt he bought soft toilet paper since it cost about 20-25 cents for 2-3 rolls. But I can't know the prices for sure.
One thing for sure is modern toilet paper is softer than the paper Steve would have bought. Britain didn't even start manufacturing 2-ply toilet paper until 1942. Over the years soft toilet paper become the norm (although institutions like schools often have thinner, harder paper).
Given this information, Steve would probably be used to buying harder, cheaper toilet paper for about 9 cents for 2 rolls/19 cents for 4 rolls. Soft 'expensive' toilet paper would be surprising as the norm, and I think he'd find our massive packs of toilet paper shocking. Although as we'll see, soldiers were provided Waldorf paper, which seems to be a more softer, expensive brand.
Army Toilet Paper
Soldiers were provided toilet paper with K-rations and later with C-rations. A soldier would get one accessory packet a day with either ration and it came with twelve sheets of Waldorf toilet paper.
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(Link) Accessory packet with Waldorf toilet paper.
You may have seen the factoid that British soldiers were rationed 3 sheets of toilet paper per day compared to American soldiers having 22 sheets. I believe this is a misinterpretation of this book discussing the resources available to American soldiers on base in Britain (pg. 288). But after further research I think the actual number of sheets British soldiers got a day on the front was 4 sheets. (Link) American soldiers got 12 sheets included in their K-ration. (Link)
If a soldier ran out of toilet paper they most likely had to make do. I've seen stories of pages from books being used, or even paper bills. (Link)
Bonus
First paper towels sold 1931 (Link).
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1936 paper towel ad
Facial tissue paper originated from gas mask filters in World War One. Kleenex were marketed as a cold cream and makeup remover in the 20s and began being marketed for colds in the 30s. (Link)
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1930 ad for Kleenex for 25 cents.
Personally, I don't think Steve would have spent money on either of these things, but they did exist.
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trashcanforpoetry · 2 years
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Nandor: Creepy paper!👻
Guillermo: it’s crepe paper—
Nandor: CrEEpY pApEr!👹
Guillermo: it’s crepe paper, master
Nandor: cREePy—oh, ✨multi-pack✨
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dancyrilkingston · 9 months
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Vintage Dennison crepe paper (c. 1910’s)
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sniorskipday · 2 years
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what we do in the shadows has forever ruined the word crepe for me
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theremina · 1 year
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Photographic evidence of the "ostrich" Halloween costume my mom and I made together, based on my own design, circa '82 or so.
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misforgotten2 · 2 years
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What a pile of crepe.
McCall's Needlework & Crafts   Spring Summer 1970
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eppujensen · 2 years
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Very cute tiny flower bouquets made from vintage buttons, old wooden spools of thread, ribbon and crepe paper by Bella Dia on Flickr. There seems to be also a length of twill measuring tape glued around one of the spools; that's such a nice detail, and nods to the origins of the "vases". More patience is required, I think, than what I have – I'm very impressed.
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craftdiscoveries · 2 years
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(via Crepe Paper Flowers with Candy Centers)
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wally-b-feed · 11 months
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paulpingminho · 1 year
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theboxfort · 8 months
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So there's this AU on twitter called the Inanimate Sweets AU where you turn II characters into dessert/candy/sweets and...
I decided to join in with my designs :]
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Birthdays...
Birthdays…
I recently celebrated another birthday and the day brought with it memories of other birthdays over the years. Growing up my brother and I were allowed to pick whatever cake we wanted for our special day.  Mama would ask us what kind of cake we wanted several days before the actual birthday so that she would have time for grocery shopping in case of some special request. That prelude made the…
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