oh that cup and saucer were made right where I was bought up. Foley is an area of Longton in…
Hnnnnnnggg... Yet again I've drooled on my keyboard reading your blog. You have been inspiration to me for some time,…
Bwahahaha. I'm not entirely sure why "Anonymous" thinks I know nothing of 18th c. clothing, but yes I am a…
Personally I think that if I don't completely agree with someone or thing tehy are wrong, I try to start…
I love the walking-length petticoat! Nearly all mine are that length because I have to be practical with my skirts…
it is evident you are a seamstress and not someone who knows anything about 18th cent. ladies clothing.
Ahhh, yeah, you found Lady D's recreation! It's lovely in person. That is one of my favorite habits.
Love this gown! The navy and gold is really striking. And I never thought of using pinecones in hair before...…
Lovely - thanks for defining the tea dress.
I'm not sure why I despise the side zip so much - it just seems to be a pain in…