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Little House on the Prairie Costumes

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Little House on the Prairie Costumes

This post is for everyone who loves Little House on the Prairie (both the books and the show) as well as Laura Ingalls Wilder. Over the years I have made many Little House on the Prairie Costumes to wear to various events with the cast as well as at the historical sites. I have gathered together several of the sewing tutorials and videos all in one place.  Here you will find numerous sewing patterns for pioneer clothing and accessories worn by children, women and ... View the Post

10.08.26 1 Comment

A Little House on the Prairie Inspired Dress

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A Little House on the Prairie Inspired Dress

Every October I create a special costume. This year is no exception. I am so happy to share A Little House on the Prairie Inspired Dress. The Inspiration In the new Little House on the Prairie, episode 4 (Life Let Us Cherish) Laura, portrayed by the talented Alice Halsey, goes in search of help for her family. They are suffering from fever and ague (malaria). On her way she spies someone in a field. It her grandmother, Laura Colby Ingalls, portrayed by the brilliant Megan Follows.  I ... View the Post

10.06.26 4 Comments

Rocky Ridge Farm

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Rocky Ridge Farm

Hello sweet friends, today I am taking you on a tour of Rocky Ridge Farm, Laura Ingalls Wilder's beloved Ozark home located in Mansfield, MO. Rocky Ridge Farm Laura, Almanzo and Rose Wilder left DeSmet, South Dakota and moved to Mansfield, Missouri in 1894. They purchased a forty-acre farm with a one-room log cabin near a spring and ravine. (Laura shown in the ravine in 1900.) In the spring of 1895 they built a room onto the cabin. The following year they rolled the room, on logs, to ... View the Post

09.29.26 7 Comments

Wilder Days

Family· History· Little House

Wilder Days

Every year the quiet town of Mansfield, Missouri transforms into a flurry of activity to celebrate Wilder Days. This annual celebration occurs the last weekend in September and honors the life and legacy of  Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the beloved Little House series of books.  Wilder Days The Wilder Days festival is held in the downtown Mansfield square as well as at the historic Laura Ingalls Wilder Home & Museum (Rocky Ridge Farm and the Rock house), where the author ... View the Post

09.28.26 3 Comments

Little House on the PrairieĀ® Learn To Sew Patterns

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Little House on the Prairie Learn To Sew Patterns

Hello friends, today is truly a dream come true. For the past two years I have been working on a line of Little House on the PrairieĀ® Learn To Sew patterns and step by step sewing tutorial videos. Over the years I have met so many wonderful people at various Little House and Laura Ingalls Wilder events. Many people, of all ages, asked if I could teach them how to sew. This series of patterns, instructional booklets and step by step YouTube video tutorials is designed to do just that! The ... View the Post

08.24.26

A Visit To Plum Creek

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A Visit To Plum Creek

I recently traveled to Walnut Grove, Minnesota. It was the golden hour as the sun was setting when I paid A Visit To Plum Creek. A Visit To Plum Creek In the book On The Banks of Plum Creek Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote about her family living in a dugout.  This wonderful site is pure enchantment. Native grasses have been planted and land looks much the same as when the Ingalls family first arrived.    You cross over a wooden bridge and turn right to view the area where ... View the Post

08.12.26

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