I keep going back and back to read and re-read posts from Marta's Dolls from the Attic...Mis Munecas blog. You see, it is filled to...

I just love it when I receive comments on my blogs - especially if they are in regards to the Victorian era and Victorian dolls.  Well, thi...

Several years ago I found two patterns from Tenderberry Stitches for making two adorable Victorian snow people and, of course, fell in love ...

During the last few months I have been happily creating some of the items from punch-needle, cross-stitch, and needle felting kits I had p...

I am definitely a lover of all things Victorian, including graphics. Here's a few of my favorites from Karen Watson's The Graphic...

I just love Victorian dolls and also happen to love Victorian graphics. One of my favorite graphics websites to visit is The Graphics Fair...

The music started playing right away and before I knew it there was a trio of flappers just dancing away. They were doing the Charleston...

I just love this picture of the four Flossie Victorian Ladies I created .  They really are a lovely group to look at.  I am partial to the...

“Kimberly Anne” is a 13” Doll Victorian faceless lady doll who is wearing an  1876 Promenade Costume. Kimberly Anne is a beautiful...

They say that the roaring 20's were a time of zaniness and craziness and our trio "Roxy" flapper ladies were among the zani...

It doesn't get much better than a quartet of "Flossie's" all modeled after their cousin "Flossie" (LW011). In ...

"Brr...Why Is It So Cold, Laura! " is a very unusual snow-lady. You see, she really doesn't like the cold weather. She...

"Brr... Why Is It So Cold, Laura!" is a very unusual snow-lady. You see, she really doesn't like the cold weather. She...

"Petronella, The Birdhouse Lady!" is very concerned about her bird friends and their survival over the long, cold winter mont...

"Petronella, The Birdhouse Lady!" is very concerned about her bird friends and their survival over the long, cold winter month...