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Craft· Decorating· DIY· Garden· History

Victorian Inspired Botanical Themed Hutch

Hello sweet friends! I am so happy to be joining the Winter Botanicals and Gardens Blog Hop hosted by my dear friend Amber of Follow The Yellow Brick Home.  If you are coming from Botanic Bleu may I say “Welcome, I am so glad you are here!”  Judith has such a beautiful garden that I have been lucky to view in person. Today I will be sharing a Victorian Inspired Botanical Themed Hutch. Victorian Inspired Botanical Themed Hutch When dear Amber contacted me about participating ... View the Post

01.29.21

Butterick 8413; ca. 1897

DIY· Fashion· History

Laura Ingalls Inspired Sunbonnets

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to another historical edition of Fashion Friday. Today we will be looking at Laura Ingalls Inspired Sunbonnets. Update: my daughter, Alyssabeth Ingalls Sherman, shown below in the photo is currently battling Covid. Your prayers are appreciated! Laura Ingalls Inspired Sunbonnets Over the years I have written a few posts that involved the topic of sunbonnets.  A research themed post has oodles of information on bonnets from the 1860s/1870s.  Some ... View the Post

01.22.21

Sewing A Laura Ingalls Pioneer Dress

DIY· Family· Fashion· History

Sewing A Laura Ingalls Pioneer Dress

Hello sweet friends! Happy Fashion Friday. Over the past few years, many lovely souls have commented that I should be sewing for television. I am always deeply touched but am well aware that there are many, many other amazing seamstresses who are far superior for such a job. But when asked, I couldn't say "No." So I have been Sewing A Laura Ingalls Pioneer Dress for television.  Hold On To Your Bonnets Today's post, along with the next two Fashion Fridays, will be devoted to Little House ... View the Post

01.15.21

A Dress Inspired By Queen Victoria

Fashion· History

A Dress Inspired By Queen Victoria

Happy Fashion Friday Friends! A few years ago, like so many others, I became enamored of the PBS Masterpiece series, Victoria. I loved the storyline, the set design, and of course, the clothing. It had me dreaming of A Dress Inspired By Queen Victoria. The off the shoulder confections often featured pleated bertha collars and amazingly detailed sleeves. As a woman of a certain age, there were certain styles that were better suited to those who were well, younger. Like this lovely ... View the Post

01.08.21

Favorite Posts of 2020

Craft· Decorating· DIY· Fashion· History· Holiday

Favorite Posts of 2020

Hello sweet friends! I hope you are continuing to enjoy this lovely holiday season. It is hard to believe that this very long year is soon coming to a close. Here are the Favorite Posts of 2020 for Decor To Adore. Favorite Posts of 2020 This is the first year that I really used Google Analytics to review numerically what posts readers truly enjoyed. Why I decided to do this is simple. It helps me determine what content readers really enjoy. Ultimately this knowledge will be used to give ... View the Post

12.28.20

Celebrating Advent With Tasha Tudor

Decorating· DIY· History· Holiday

Celebrating Advent With Tasha Tudor

Welcome to a very special post. I am joining the Sacred Christmas Themed Blog Hop hosted by my dear friend Amber of Follow The Yellow Brick Home.  If you are coming from Our Southern Home may I say "Merry Christmas, I am so glad you are here!" Please join me in Celebrating Advent With Tasha Tudor. Celebrating Advent With Tasha Tudor Tasha Tudor, one of America’s most beloved author-illustrators of children’s literature, is probably most well known for her iconic Christmas ... View the Post

12.22.20

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