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Bridgerton Inspired Beaded Regency Gown

DIY· Fashion· History

Bridgerton Inspired Beaded Regency Gown

Hello sweet friends. Welcome to a historic Fashion Friday. Today's post features a Bridgerton Inspired Beaded Regency Gown. Bridgerton Inspired Beaded Regency Gown Back in late February, a severe snowstorm shut down the state of Texas for several days. Many, ourselves included, were without power and water for several days. I spent my days helping neighbors in need and hand-beading a Regency-era gown. It was inspired by the lovely dresses featured in the recent Bridgerton series on ... View the Post

04.09.21

Antique Bavarian China

Decorating· Family· History

Antique Bavarian China

Hello dear friends! Welcome to the March edition of Lifestyle of Love hosted by Cindy of County Road 407. I am so excited about this month’s theme of DISHWARE. Now that is speaking my love language! I have collected antique red transferware for over 20 years. I also have a lovely set of the Friendly Village. You'll never pry the abundance of white stoneware, used every day, from my hands. In addition to these gems, I have a collection that is truly heartfelt. My Antique Bavarian China. If you ... View the Post

03.13.21

An 1890's Victorian Sporting Outfit

Design· DIY· Fashion· History

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

03.12.21

mittens

Family· Garden· History

Snow Angels In Texas

The sun is now brightly shining. When the light hits the dripping icicles a certain way it creates a beautiful rainbow of colors. Now that my days of boiling water are behind me I can rejoice in Snow Angels In Texas. Snow Angels In Texas I think most of the country is aware that Texas was in deep trouble last week. As this website also serves as a somewhat personal online journal for me I wanted to share a few images and stories that I encountered living here in Dallas/Fort ... View the Post

02.22.21

Victorian winter clothing

DIY· Fashion· History

Victorian Tips For Staying Warm In The Winter

Hello sweet friends.  Over the years I have lived in upstate New York near the Canadian border, Ramstein, Germany, and Northpole, Alaska (near Fairbanks). I am well familiar with cold climate living. Here are some Victorian Tips For Staying Warm In The Winter. Victorian Tips For Staying Warm In The Winter Layering clothing is the key. Many people not used to the cold do not consider this. In our modern world, people often wear minimal layers and just raise the thermostat. This is ... View the Post

02.16.21

Regency apron

DIY· Fashion· History

Regency Apron, Chemisette, and Undergarments

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to a historical edition of Fashion Friday. This post will cover a Regency Apron, Chemisette, and Undergarments. Regency Apron, Chemisette, and Undergarments This past Wednesday I shared a Regency Inspired Valentine Craft and Tea. I wanted to protect my silk dress while serving and needed an apron. To create the apron I selected Butterick pattern B5509. View D has an empire waistline. This was a prominent design feature in the Regency period.  I would ... View the Post

02.12.21

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