One of the things I absolutely love about my Linda Walsh Pinterest boards is I can collect all the Victorian and Historic Periods fashions...

What is it they say?  "A little rain never hurt anyone!"  Well, that's true as far as I'm concerned as a little rain ...

Yesterday I posted an article entitled " A Wonderful Moseying At The MET! " concerning my preliminary research on the historical f...

I don't know if you remember or not, but last December I wrote a blog post entitled    "You Spent How Many Hours On That Cross...

Easter - the end of the winter and the beginning of spring. What a wonderful time of the year. When I think of Easter I think of Easter outf...

Hilda is a very friendly lady and just loves to visit the neighbors, especially those who are new in town.  She's a one woman welcomin...

Helen Louise has been anxiously awaiting her college graduation.  Much more so than when she graduated from high school. You see, she is...

One of my most popular e-patterns continues to be "Elmer's Little Boy." It's not difficult to see why that is. He's ...

Two things today got me to thinking about "Nellie" my Victorian snowlady doll pattern. The first is that it is once again snowing ...

If I told you that I had spent over 250 hours on a cross-stitch picture you'd probably think I was nuts.  However,  if you're ...

I just Love the Victorian era for all it's wonderful fashions, but not for all it's rules of etiquette. A couple of years ago I pos...

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...