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DIY· Fashion· History

Summer’s Last Sigh Vintage Style Beachwear

Happy Fashion Friday friends! Mr. Decor recently took me out for a boat ride on my birthday. Now I don't know about you but I pretty much hate the hot polyester swimsuits that are offered today. So I decided to make my own. I hope you enjoy Summer's Last Sigh Vintage Style Beachwear. Summer's Last Sigh Vintage Style Beachwear Some of you may remember the Barbie inspired swimsuit that I made at the start of summer.  I have really loved that swimsuit. The cotton is so cool and dries ... View the Post

09.15.23

Mulberry Falliday Home Tour

Decorating· Design· DIY· Home Tour

Mulberry Falliday Home Tour

Hello and welcome to the Storybook Cottage Mulberry Falliday Home Tour. I am participating in this lovely hop organized by my friend Marty of A Stroll Thru Life . If you are coming over from The House on Silverado  I am so glad that you are here. Wasn't Niky's fall decor so wonderfully cozy? Mulberry Falliday Home Tour My summer tour this year featured copious amounts of green and white. As it is still quite warm in my neck of the woods I simply added shades of mulberry, burgundy, ... View the Post

09.12.23

Marilyn Monroe

DIY· Fashion· History· Uncategorized

Outfits Inspired By The 1953 Film Niagara

Happy Fashion Friday friends! Today I am sharing some fun frocks. They are two Outfits Inspired By The 1953 Film Niagara. Niagara is an American film-noir thriller directed by Henry Hathaway. The film stars Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotten, Jean Peters and Max Showalter. It was one of 20th Century Fox's biggest box office hits of the year.  Outfits Inspired By The 1953 Film Niagara Marilyn Monroe is definitely the star of the film. She plays femme fatale Rose ... View the Post

09.08.23

Sunday Smiles 109

Craft· Decorating· Design· DIY· Recipe

Sunday Smiles 109

Hello sweet friends, I hope you are enjoying a relaxing weekend. I am trying to overcome this continuing heatwave by thinking of all things autumnal. I've been preparing for an upcoming Fall Home Tour. I can't wait for you to see Storybook Cottage in all of its fall finery. So let's see what's inspiring me this week with some Sunday Smiles 109. Sunday Smiles 109 I am currently drawn to rooms that are warm, cozy, and even a bit moody. This kitchen made my heart go pitter ... View the Post

09.03.23

Susan Greene Costume Collection Archives

Design· DIY· Fashion· History

Susan Greene Costume Collection Archives

Hello sweet friends, I want to welcome you to what is probably my most favorite Fashion Friday post that I have ever penned. It features a recent visit I made to the Susan Greene Costume Collection Archives which is located at the Genesee Country Village and Museum. Susan Greene Costume Collection Archives In yesterday's post I featured the grounds of the glorious museum site.  The post closed with an image taken by my friend Anneliese in which I am absolutely losing my mind at ... View the Post

09.01.23

Sunday Smiles 108 Autumn Harvest Punch

Craft· Decorating· DIY· Recipe

Sunday Smiles 108

Hello sweet friends! Are you keeping cool? Mr. Decor and I have just returned from a weeklong trip to the Niagara Falls area. It was glorious! I have so much to share with you in the next few weeks. So let's get started with some Sunday Smiles 108. Camp Life  We also traveled around in the Finger Lakes region of New York. There are several camps known for their specialized decor. I found this former Boy Scout camp turned home near Chicago that showcases the style ... View the Post

08.27.23

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