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A Regency Era Kitchen Cutting Garden

Decorating· DIY· Fashion· Garden

A Regency Era Kitchen Cutting Garden

Hello sweet friends, I am so happy to be joining my friend Amber of Follow The Yellow Brick Home in celebrating Cozy Winter Homes. If you are coming over from Stacy Ling may I say that I am so glad that you are here. Didn’t her winter recipe sound delicious? As many of you know we are currently renovating the interiors of Storybook Cottage. So I have turned my attention to the winter landscaping that needs to be done. I hope you will enjoy A Regency Era Kitchen Cutting Garden. The Queen of ... View the Post

01.21.22

Kitchen Renovation Week 2 Laying New Groundwork

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Kitchen Renovation Week 2 Laying New Groundwork

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to a transformative journey occurring in Storybook Cottage. Today's post will cover the Kitchen Renovation Week 2 Laying New Groundwork. Kitchen Renovation Week 2 Laying New Groundwork For those who may be new to DTA last week we began the process of remodeling our almost 50 year old kitchen. The demolition of the kitchen cabinetry was swift and easy due to rot caused by a previous flood that occurred sometime before we moved in seven years ... View the Post

01.18.22

Kitchen Renovation Week 1 Demolition

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Kitchen Renovation Week 1 Demolition

Hello sweet friends after almost a year of waiting the time has now come for the Kitchen Renovation Week 1 Demolition. One Last Look I want to start off by offering tremendous gratitude for this kitchen.   It has helped nourish my family for seven years. We made the most of what it offered for as long as we could.  Now some of you might remember what it looked like when we first moved in.  It was a complete cave comprised of beige and brown.  Paint ... View the Post

01.11.22

A Christmas From Days Gone By

Decorating· History· Holiday

A Christmas From Days Gone By

Hello sweet friends. I am so happy to be joining my friend Amber of Follow The Yellow Brick Home in celebrating the 100th birthday of her house. If you are coming over from The Ponds Farmhouse may I say that I am so glad that you are here. Didn't you love Rachel's modern farmhouse decor? I hope you will also enjoy A Christmas From Days Gone By. A Christmas From Days Gone By Last week I shared my Swinging 60's Home Tour which was chock full of vintage Christmas decor.  Today I am ... View the Post

12.15.21

A Jane Austen Holiday

Decorating· Entertaining· Fashion· History· Holiday· Recipe

A Jane Austen Holiday

Last Sunday I was invited by Tiffany of Stitchin' Addiciton to be a guest on her literary Instagram live series. The topic of discussion was A Jane Austen Holiday. We discussed dinner, decor and Darcy in the Regency era.  A Jane Austen Holiday In preparation for the LIVE video I perused a lovely cookbook, Dinner With Mr. Darcy by Pen Vogler.  I selected two recipes to create. The first was Negus. Negus is a beverage made of wine, hot water, lemon juice, sugar, and nutmeg. ... View the Post

12.10.21

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Swinging 60s Holiday Home Tour

Hello and welcome to the Storybook Cottage Swinging 60s Holiday Home Tour. I am participating in this lovely holiday hop organized by my friend Marty of A Stroll Thru Life. Swinging 60s Holiday Home Tour We are in the midst of preparing for a major kitchen and living room renovation so the decorations are simple and easy to move.  In the entry a silver tray, containing a sparkly dear and bottlebrush trees, can easily be whisked away if the need arises.  Our color palette ... View the Post

12.07.21

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