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Late Summer Kitchen With Sunflowers

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Late Summer Kitchen With Sunflowers

Hello sweet friends! Today I am participating in the Sunflowers In Bloom blog hop hosted by Amber of Follow The Yellow Brick Home. If you are visiting from The Ponds Farmhouse may I say “Welcome!” Wasn’t Rachel's sunflower decor gorgeous? Today, I am sharing a Late Summer Kitchen With Sunflowers. Late Summer Kitchen With Sunflowers Here at Storybook Cottage we are not quite ready for fall decor. It is still very much summer and we are trying to keep cool in this extreme heat. But I was ... View the Post

08.19.22

A Jane Austen Inspired Garden Party

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A Jane Austen Inspired Garden Party

Hello sweet friends, happy Sunday! This weekend I am featuring posts and videos inspired by all things Jane. I hope you will enjoy A Jane Austen Inspired Garden Party. A Jane Austen Inspired Garden Party Yesterday's post featured Creating A Jane Austen Inspired Garden. The companion video can be viewed HERE. After many months of working so hard in the garden I wanted to celebrate its beauty with a few of my friends. It was such fun to come up with various garden themed activities. ... View the Post

07.17.22

A Cheery Patriotic Patio

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A Cheery Patriotic Patio

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to the June edition of the Pinterest Challenge. This monthly event is hosted by the amazing Cindy of County Road 407. If you are coming over from Thistle Key Lane let me say, “Welcome to Storybook Cottage”.  Wasn’t Michelle's patriotic decor so fun? Today’s post here on DTA features A Cheery Patriotic Patio. A Cheery Patriotic Patio This month’s theme is a Patriotic Porch. Our inspiration photo was found on Better Homes and Gardens.  The image ... View the Post

06.28.22

Inspecting a flag

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Vintage Inspired Flag Made From Scraps

Hello sweet friends, this is a very special Fabric Friday! Today I am participating in the Patriotic Celebrations hop hosted by Follow The Yellow Brick Home. Amber's decor truly is so inspiring and left me singing Yankee Doodle Dandy! Today I will be sharing a Vintage Inspired Flag Made From Scraps. Vintage Inspired Flag Made From Scraps Way back in 2013 I had pinned this small wall hanging created by A Gilded Life. (Their new website is HERE.) I loved all the bits and bobs that were used ... View the Post

06.24.22

Add A Lining To A Straw Bonnet

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Add A Lining To A Straw Bonnet

Hello sweet friends, I hope you are having a wonderful day. Today's Fashion Friday post will work for many era's. The technique to Add A Lining To A Straw Bonnet can be used on modern or historically inspired hats. Add A Lining To A Straw Bonnet I recently hosted a Georgian era garden party. Thinking I would need protection from the sun I looked at a plain straw bonnet I had purchased online awhile back.  I then went to Pinterest for inspiration. There are pages and pages of ... View the Post

06.17.22

Renaissance Festival Costume

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The Red Coral Sea Hag Renaissance Costume

Hello sweet friends, happy Fashion Friday! Today I have a very fun ensemble created for the Scarborough Renaissance Festival. I wore The Red Coral Sea Hag Renaissance Costume to their recent Legends of the Seas themed weekend. Also included are some photographs of the merry band of mischief mateys that I sailed with. The Red Coral Sea Hag Renaissance Costume A big portion of this costume was comprised of garments I had made or worn previously.  You might recognize the hat from A ... View the Post

06.03.22

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