Ida’s
Notebook
Ida Risser
As I’ve mentioned before we’re
building a log house. To look at
the outside, you would think that it
is finished, but the inside will take
a few more months of work. Allen
spends his days at the site with the
workmen. He has brushed a pre
servative on all the outside logs. It
is a job that I would not like
especially being high up on a lad
der.
The large fireplace will be
made of sandstone and I’m hoping
it will not disintegrate the way that
our walk-in limestone one has. the
stone crumbles and needs to be
swept up quite often. We’ll use a
hand-hewn beam from our old
combam and a board from my
father’s bam for the mantel.
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We showed the building to our
children when they visited and
they were surprised at the size of
the rooms. The house is 44-feet
long and the full basement seems
huge. My husband tells me that
half of it will be his workshop.
Will he be able to make a book
case that we need?
I’m a bit concerned about the
colors that I’ve selected for the
kitchen cabinets and counter top.
But, I’m hoping that I can live
with them. We have not chosen
our lights or rugs as yet and that
will be another agonizing deci
sion. However, we have more than
enough outlets in each room as the
regulations require six in the liv
ing room.
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Co.) For Fall ’9l, fashion is
drawing much of its inspiration by
looking back to the ’6os and ’7os.
Sixties-revisited looks, include
pantsuits, A-line dresses, shifts,
plastic and vinyl. Surfacing from
the Seventies are patchworks,
batiks, beads, scarf shirts and cro
chet. But, in true 1990’s style,
both decades are happily mixed
and often garnish with space age
touches. Newest looks include cat
suits, spandex leggings and dres
ses that are nothing but a long
jacket over opaque tights and lots
of leg. For the young - and daring -
there are plenty of Madonna
inspired, pop-icon looks in beaded
corsetry that is printed, even feath
ered, for “outside” dressing.
Other ’9o’s touches include
The house is built against a hill
and there is no view from the
back. However, this is not the case
from the front as there is a specta
cular sweeping view from the two
bay windows of a large meadow
and woods. A deer was seen there
this spring and that is unusual for
our area.
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Women’s Clofhing Reflects Past
Native American motifs, from
fringe to Indian beading, on every
thing from jackets to cocktail
dresses. Popular, too, are quilted
motifs in vivid colors based on
Amish patchwork patterns. Zip
pers, functional or strictly for
looks, show up on center fronts,
adorning wrists, securing pockets,
or simply spiraling around the
body. The season is full of color.
Greens and blues, especially tur
quoise, are making it big, as is
brown, fuschia, purple and all the
tartan colors, Trans-seasonal fabr
ics have spawned trans-seasonal
colors, with spring-like pastels,
often paired with white, showing
up for fall and winter.
For those with a more classic
bent, plaids are prominent,
whether fashioned into Scottish
kilts, or sequin-adomed for even
ing dresses and suits. Daytime
jackets are often punctuated by
velvet collars and brass-band but
tons. Suits sport unmatched, but
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tonally related, plaids for jacket
and skirt. For the ultimate in plaid
mixing, there are plaid-patched
coats worn over coordinating
plaid suits and plaid-patched jack
ets worn over just about
everything.
Watch for skirts with hemlines
that slant to one side and poncho
skirts created from large rectan
gles that fall into handkerchiefs
points. There’s renewed interest in
dirndls and pleated skirts. They
look freshest in short versions,
such as a flirty pleated chiffon
with a matching wool jacket, or
short, full skirts propped up with
petticoats for evening dressing.
The trench is reinvented over and
over again, as as jacket, coat, or
dress, in fabrics as diverse as
sateen, gabardine, crepe and
polyurethane. The bomber jacket
is interpreted in even more fabrics
than the trench. Consider wool,
suede, bright vinyl, fur trimmed,
quilted or sequinned.