The loveliness of the Provence region of France is so enchanting that one post is not enough. So here is The South of France Part II. The South of France Part II This post is perfect if you would like to know more about Provencial Indiennes fabric. Beautiful French Fabric A Bit of History and a Museum Tour The Camargue region features the beautiful town of Montpellier and lovely little horses. A Visit To Montpellier, Regional Fare & Camargue Horses The town of Arles was the home of ... View the Post
The South of France Part I
There is so much to see in The South of France Part I. While many may think Provence is overrated I think it is indeed worth all the hype. The South of France Part I A lovely place to stay. A Perfect Place to Stay in Provence Mas Predon My favorite experience in Provence. Carrières de Lumières Attending a French market is truly a feast for the eyes. Saint-Rémy’s Provençal Market Indeed the entire village of Saint-Rémy is truly enchanting. Strolling Thru Saint-Rémy This sweet ... View the Post
Monet’s Gardens and Lovely Giverny
This collection of posts feature the highlights of Monet's Gardens and Lovely Giverny. The village offers much beyond the famed painters home and gardens. Monet's Gardens and Lovely Giverny Monet’s Home at Giverny Claude Monet's enchanting home is truly in the top 5 of my favorite French experiences. You must see the inside of this charming museum. Monet’s Jardin Clos Normand The Closed Normandy Garden at the front of Monet's home is completely enchanting. Monet's Water Lily ... View the Post
Saturday Smiles Summer Reflections
School started this past Wednesday. Sweet Guy is now a junior in high school. When I started this blog he was in first grade. A week from today we will be attending his Eagle Scout ceremony. On Monday I will turn 50. It seems like a perfect time for Saturday Smiles Summer Reflections. Saturday Smiles Summer Reflections We will soon have several family members arriving from out of town. After two months of drought, our garden looked like a wasteland. I spent two full days filling up our bin ... View the Post
It’s Curtains For Little House
This past week I had the immense pleasure and privledge of particpating in a very special design transformation. It's Curtains For Little House. It's Curtains For Little House Last May I attended Prairie Days at the Little House on the Prairie site in Independence, Kansas. The wonderful owners of the site, Jean and Kristin Schodorf, were in the midst of building a fantastic replica of the Little House cabin. The 1880's Traveling Suit I offered to create the soft goods (curtains, ... View the Post
UNDERWEAR, Bonnet and Construction Details of the 1880’s Traveling Suit
Thank you for all the lovely comments on Tuesday's costume reveal post. As promised today's post is all about the UNDERWEAR and Construction Details of the 1880's Traveling Suit. The Bonnet I'll start with the bonnet because it's one of my favorite elements. I found the circa 1950's child's bonnet with daisies for $2.00 at Round Top. I carefully removed the flowers, gave it a rinse in my kitchen sink and let it air dry. While it was drying I folded the straw into the shape I was seeking. ... View the Post
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