Hello sweet friends! Are you a fan of old homes like I am? Then you will love this post. Let's take a look at some Beautiful Victorian Homes In East Nashville. They are located in Edgefield which was the first residential National Historic Register neighborhood in the country. Beautiful Victorian Homes In Nashville In my last post, I shared a glorious church on Russell Street in East Nashville. It shares the street with many wonderful homes built before and around the turn of the last ... View the Post
Sleeping In Church A Restored Hotel
Hello dear friends! Welcome to the July edition of Lifestyle of Love hosted by Cindy of County Road 407. I am so excited about this month’s theme of incorporating salvaged decor. Recently, we stayed at a Nashville hotel that was the perfect example of using salvage. I hope you enjoy Sleeping In Church A Restored Hotel. Sleeping In Church A Restored Hotel If you are coming over from Our Southern Home may I say “Welcome!” Christy has such wonderful decorating ideas. After a very ... View the Post
Walking In Memphis
Hello sweet friends! I hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. We have been busy getting the Fashionista unpacked and temporarily settled here at Storybook Cottage. I finally had a moment to download the hundreds of photos we took on our recent adventure. On the way to Nashville, the divine Miss Megan and I made a quick detour. Let's go Walking In Memphis. Walking In Memphis Megan (Sweet Guy's amazing girlfriend) and I left Texas in the wee small hours of the morning so we could arrive ... View the Post
Emma’s Yellow Pelisse Takes A Regency Stroll
Hello sweet friends! This is a very fun historical Fashion Friday. I hope you will enjoy Emma's Yellow Pelisse Takes A Regency Stroll. Emma's Yellow Pelisse Takes A Regency Stroll A few weeks ago I shared the Harriet ensemble I created for the Jane Austen Festival. While I was making this my friend Michele was creating some sewing magic of her own. We both had wanted to attend the Jane Austen Festival but decided to wait until next year. However, the virtual Jane Austen Fashion ... View the Post
An 1890’s Victorian Sporting Outfit
Hello sweet friends! Welcome to a historical edition of Fashion Friday and this year's Wearing of the Green. It is An 1890's Victorian Sporting Outfit. An 1890's Victorian Sporting Outfit A few weeks ago I gave a presentation on Victorian Botany to UNT art students. As it was a Zoom class I transformed my green hutch into a festive backdrop. I wanted to make the students smile and decided to create era-appropriate attire. So first came a bit of research as the ... View the Post
Nellie Oleson’s Silk Polonaise Dress
Today's post is over two years in the making. I cannot even begin to tell you how excited I am to share Nellie Oleson's Silk Polonaise Dress. What's The Big Idea As many longtime readers are aware I began seriously sewing a little over three years ago. I had begun volunteering at the Farmers Branch Historical Park here in D/FW as well as at the Little House on the Prairie museum site in Independence, Kansas. As a result, I wanted to dress in a more authentic manner. This was also about the ... View the Post
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