It’s no secret that I am a bit wacko for all things royal. Back in early 2011 when I hit the “publish” button on the very first Royal Wedding Wednesdays post I wondered if it would be met with chirping crickets. On the contrary, the posts to this day continue to have the most page views overall the entries that I have written for DTA. So I thought that just maybe, you might be interested in a new romantic period drama that was recently released, W. /E. W. /E. W./E. is the story of the ... View the Post
A Dickens Cloak and Bonnet for Under $20
Thank you for all of your lovely comments on my Dickens Christmas Home Tour. Today I have more Dickensian delights with how to create A Dickens Cloak and Bonnet for Under $20. Create A Dickens Cloak and Bonnet for Under $20 Mr. Decor and I had plans to attend last weekends Dickens on the Strand festival in Galveston. A few months were spent at the sewing machine creating our various costumes. It is sad to report but I was involved in a car accident and we were unable to attend. I am very ... View the Post
Dickens Fashions for Christmas Faires
I recently typed in a search engine question "How many A Christmas Carol movies are there?" The earliest surviving screen adaptation, Scrooge, or, Marley's Ghost, was made in 1901. There are 19 big screen adaptions and many more productions have been done for tv and the theater. This leads me to believe that many of us can somewhat relate to the selfish miser who hates Christmas but in the end, is beautifully redeemed. This I believe has led to numerous events being held all over the world ... View the Post
ORC Pop Up Shoppe Week Six
Hello dear friends! I am so excited that I wish that it was reveal time for the ORC Pop Up Shoppe Week Six. The gracious hostess, Linda of Calling It Home, has extended the challenge by one week and the reveal date is set for November 16th. The shoppe is ready. For the past six weeks, I have been working 16 hours days to transform a grungy shed into a sweet pop up shoppe. I know what you're thinking. It's just a small shed. Absolutely. But in order to have a true pop up shoppe you have to ... View the Post
Sunday Smiles A Bicycle Built For Two
Welcome to a very special edition of Sunday Smiles A Bicycle Built For Two. This is my handsome nephew Mark. Our family had begun to think he was going to forever remain a confirmed bachelor. But good things do indeed come to those who wait. Mark was just waiting for his beautiful bride, Molly. Mark and Molly were recently married at the Wolf Feather Honey Farm in Temecula, California. The Bride Wore Pink I absolutely adore that the bride looked to her surroundings and chose a ... View the Post
2017 Costume Reveal The 1920’s
Welcome to the Decor To Adore 2017 Costume Reveal The 1920's. 2017 Costume Reveal The 1920's This year I made a total of two 1920's inspired dresses and a duster coat. I was able to make two dresses because I did not have to sew a costume for Mr. Decor. Because men's fashion has not changed too dramatically in the past 90 years I was able to find his tweed pants and argyle vest at Goodwill. The bowtie is Sweet Guy's and the newsboy cap was purchased HERE. For more 1920's men's fashion ... View the Post
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