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Real Men Wear Calico

Design· DIY· Fashion· History

Real Men Wear Calico 1860’s/70’s Men Fashions

In this post, Real Men Wear Calico 1860’s/70’s Men Fashions, I share historical images and information as well as tips and tricks to creating budget pioneer fashion.  I never have to be reminded just how lucky I am to have a husband who not only supports my historic costuming but will also dress up and allow himself to be photographed. (Not to mention being blasted across the internet while wearing such ensembles.)  With each era, Mr. Decor always finds a certain look that he ... View the Post

10.19.16

My Favorite Halloween Decor Ideas This Year

Craft· DIY· Holiday

My Favorite Halloween Decor Ideas This Year

I have just started decorating for Halloween. There are just so many inspiring ideas. My Favorite Halloween Decor Ideas This Year. What a fantastic floral arrangement. My Favorite Halloween Decor Ideas This Year Leaves, pumpkins, and crows, yes please! I loved this idea of transforming a pumpkin into an ice bucket. I generally keep my Halloween decor more on the harvest side or classic suspense literature inspired. These floating candles fall into the second category and ... View the Post

10.14.16

Design· DIY· Fashion· History

Becoming Laura 1860’s/70’s Shoes, Stockings and Gloves

I bought a pair of red button-up boots as part of my “Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder” ensemble. What?! Is that even historically accurate? The post Becoming Laura 1860’s/70’s Shoes, Stockings and Gloves will share the answer.  Becoming Laura 1860’s/70’s Shoes, Stockings, and Gloves Because there are only black and white photos depicting the 1860’s/70’s most individuals think of our ancestors as wearing only neutral colored shoes. Red Boots Of course, a good many people ... View the Post

10.12.16

50th wedding anniversary

DIY· Family

Planning a 50th Anniversary Party on a Budget

Let me just start out by saying that if you are a full-time professional party planner it’s not uncommon to singlehandedly plan and execute a budget themed party occurring four states away. Planning a 50th Anniversary Party on a Budget. However, I am not a full-time professional party planner. I am a part-time interior designer, full-time college student, wife, mother, dog walker, chief cook, and bottle washer. But I was able to execute this celebration to the great happiness of my client and ... View the Post

10.10.16

A Happy Moment to Breathe

DIY· Family

A Happy Moment to Breathe

I just finished another round of college finals. The tests and term papers came on the heels of a fall blog tour and planning a party for 100 people in another state. This is accompanied by two large jobs that need to be completed by the end of this upcoming week. A Happy Moment to Breathe. Through it all, I have managed to keep my eyes on the prize. The barometer I always use in determining what truly matters is to ask myself “What would I be glad that I had done twenty years from now?” ... View the Post

10.07.16

DIY· Fashion· Projects

2016 Costume Challenge Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder

2016 Costume Challenge Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder It’s the moment many of you have been waiting for: when I reveal all of my plans and research for the annual costume. This year, 2016 Costume Challenge Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder. This year I received inspiration for the time period I would recreate from my cousin, Laura Ingalls Wilder. Laura was born on February 7, 1867, in Pepin, Wisconsin. This is one of the earliest photos of Laura as a child. She is standing on the right, ... View the Post

10.05.16

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Hi, I’m Laura Ingalls Gunn

Welcome to Decor To Adore! I love flea markets, tea parties, classic literature and dachshunds.

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