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A Pocketful of Stitches

Back in 1980, you only a few options of back pocket designs to identify with. Are you the romantic type?, a rollerskater?, a nerd?, a racist?, or a Mork fan?

Wonder what the modern day equivalents would be?

This comes from the Sears Summer 1980 Catalog.

Posted by: Brittany on August 8th, 2010 | Tagged with: 1980's, Embroidery, Sears | Comments (0)

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Puppies and Cross Stitch

Embroidered linen tea towel from the 1960’s.

Posted by: Ashleigh on April 4th, 2010 | Tagged with: Embroidery, Puppies | Comments (0)

Creepy Cool Embroidery from Flying Haystack

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Found these amazing embroideries from Flying Haystack. See more after the jump.

Click here to see the rest of Creepy Cool Embroidery from Flying Haystack

Posted by: Brittany on October 19th, 2009 | Tagged with: Embroidery | Comments (0)

American Denim – A New Folk Art

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These images (and several more after the jump) come from the amazing book American Denim (1975) by Peter Beagle, Richard M. Owens and Tony Lane. Read more about my thoughts on it here.

Click here to see the rest of American Denim – A New Folk Art

Posted by: Brittany on June 14th, 2009 | Tagged with: Denim, Embroidery, The 1970's | Comments (1)

Rotating Corpse

Is a blog we created to share all of the old magazines, book covers, family photos, film stills, clothes and much, much more that have, without an outlet, been accruing and congesting our living spaces and hard drives for years. Much like the surrealist exercise the name derives from, each contributor adds an image to the blog whenever the urge strikes, creating an ongoing visual dialogue that we hope you enjoy.

With the exception of the site design, all images on this web site are the property of their respective copyright holders. We make every effort to credit the owner (or at least the source) of each image however, if you are the owner of any image on the site that we have failed to properly identify and you would like credit (or you would like the image removed), please do not hesitate to contact us directly (email RotatingCorpse@gmail.com) and we'll rectify the situation immediately.

RotatingCorpse.com does not generate any revenue, our only interest is in the review, criticism and promotion of things we like; you can be sure that any copyright infringement is committed unintentionally and without any financial gain on our part.

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