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January 28, 2013

Commonplace Books

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A commonplace book is a scrapbook where the author can record various important pieces of information that they want to remember. They were ...

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January 21, 2013

1861 Ladies' Wool Tie Pattern

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It's a bit late for New Year's but here's a quick knitting pattern from 1861. The knitted tie is bordered with imitation, kn...

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January 15, 2013

The Dressmaker's Guide 1840-1865: A Review

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I have been meaning to review the Dressmaker's Guide 1840-1865 by Elizabeth Stewart Clark since I got it last year at the Cedar Cree...

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January 10, 2013

The Beginnings of Spring

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It seems as if we are not going to have a particularly cold or long winter. Typically in winter, I feel so cooped up in the house that I can...

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January 7, 2013

Open Letter to the Boy Who Found My Blog Twice, Using the Query "Do Girls Think Reenactors are Lame?"

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Dear Deeply Misguided (possible) Reenactor, No. Girls don't think reenactors are lame. Really. That's the short answer. I can...

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