There is something about the cut of clothes, in particular dresses, from the ‘60s that I really like. So much of what is available for sale now relies on a pretty fabric or over-the-top embellishments, rather than an interesting cut, to catch the eye. Thank goodness that vintage patterns are still available! Original patterns may… Read More
It is no secret that I am an Anglophile and royal watcher. As much as I love Kate, I am even more smitten with Meghan. Maybe it is because she is an American and relatable. I just love that she is comfortable in her own skin. She has been very public with the way she… Read More
For the last couple of years I have had my eye on a back bedroom. It would make the perfect craft and blog room. It is far from the rest of the house so I could keep projects out of sight, and if I couldn’t sleep, it wouldn’t disturb the rest of the household if… Read More
If you have been to Europe, you have probably had several opportunities to make a brass rubbing. The first one I made was at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, in Trafalgar Square, London, where there are several brasses from which to choose. My friend, Diane (who is editor of the blog), was the person who introduced me to… Read More