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Sewing Gifts Tasha Tudor Would Love

Craft· Decorating· DIY· History

Sewing Gifts Tasha Tudor Would Love

Hello sweet friends! The beauty of sewing as a hobby is that you are always in need of supplies. This past year I received two really lovely presents. I wanted to share them in case anyone needs ideas for Sewing Gifts Tasha Tudor Would Love. Sewing Gifts Tasha Tudor Would Love Tasha Tudor, the famed writer, and illustrator was a skilled needleworker.  She quilted, embroidered, and sewed most of her own clothing.  Tasha was also an avid knitter.  In addition, she ... View the Post

12.11.20

A Tasha Tudor Advent Centerpiece

Craft· Decorating· DIY· History· Holiday

A Tasha Tudor Advent Centerpiece

Hello sweet friends! Has your holiday decorating begun? We have been decking the halls here at Storybook Cottage in a charming, old fashioned way. It includes A Tasha Tudor Advent Centerpiece. A Tasha Tudor Advent Centerpiece Tasha's charming holiday-themed artwork often featured hanging advent wreaths and lovely seasonal garlands.  Each year Tasha lovingly attached boxwood clippings onto a wire form to construct the hanging advent wreath in her kitchen.  It was ... View the Post

12.02.20

Little House friends

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Lessons With Laura Season Finale

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to Lessons With Laura Season Finale. This is the final post in the eleven-week series. You can find all of the Lessons With Laura posts HERE.    Lessons With Laura Season Finale This very last post is extra special. I took a trip to the Little House on the Prairie site in Independence, Kansas. A behind-the-scenes tour is shared on my Youtube channel. You can view it HERE. I introduce you to some very special Little Houses friends.  You ... View the Post

11.25.20

Georgian picnic

Design· DIY· Fashion· History

An Outlander Dress Attends A Georgian Picnic

Hello sweet friends and welcome to a somewhat historical edition of Fashion Friday! I think you will really enjoy this post An Outlander Dress Attends A Georgian Picnic. It features some truly wonderful images of my lovely friends from the D/FW Costumers Guild. Simplicity 8161 I had purchased this Outlander-inspired dress pattern when it was first released a few years ago. I only used the bodice gown pattern pieces.  It went together very easily. A beginner could make this with ... View the Post

11.20.20

Lessons With Laura The First Four Years

Craft· Decorating· Design· DIY· Family· History

Lessons With Laura The First Four Years

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to Lessons With Laura The First Four Years. This is the tenth post in an eleven-week series. You can find all of the Lessons With Laura posts HERE.    Lessons With Laura The First Four Years In this post, we will feature two readings from The First Four Years along with some accompanying activities.  We will be looking at a pinner apron, planting holiday paperwhites, and share how picnics were prepared in the Victorian era.  This post ... View the Post

11.18.20

A Tasha Tudor Inspired Pioneer Work Dress

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A Tasha Tudor Inspired Pioneer Work Dress

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to a very fun Fashion Friday! In just two short weeks Lessons With Laura will celebrate its season finale. If you would like to catch up on the Little House inspired crafts, recipes, and historic fashion all of the posts can be found HERE. To prepare for this event as well as to transition into the holidays I have made A Tasha Tudor Inspired Pioneer Work Dress. A Tasha Tudor Inspired Pioneer Work Dress Even if you don't know Tasha Tudor by name you probably ... View the Post

11.13.20

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