Serena Dyer’s Millinery Masterpiece, A Review
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Bergère, Poke and Cottage: Early 19th Century Headwear
Posted in Histories, Biographies and Non-Fiction Also tagged 19th C. headwear, bonnets, cottage, Jane Austen, laura boyle, Llist Price, nergere, poke, Serena Dyer Leave a comment
DIY Tea Wreath
Craft a ‘tea-lightful’ gift for yourself or a friend
Posted in Hands on Crafts Also tagged bonnets, clothespin, craft, DIY, Jane Austen, kojo designs, Mansfield Park, tea, wreath Leave a comment
In Love with “La Pomme D’Amour”
Preserving summer’s favorite fruit: Tomatoes, or, as the French have it, “Love Apples”
Posted in Snacks and Sides Also tagged bonnets, canning, cooking with jane austen and friends, garden, godmersham, Jane Austen, laura boyle, light, new system of domestic cookery, sauce, side dishes, Snacks, soup, summer, tomata, tomato, tomatoes Leave a comment
Dressing Up Regency Style with hats, bonnets, reticules and scarves
We’ve recently added a new section to the exhibition where we allow our visitors to dress up using Regency bonnets, top hats, shawles, fans, reticules and parasols. As you would imagine, it is going down very well and everyone is having a lot of fun.
Creating a Straw Bonnet from “Scratch”
The base of the millinery industry
Posted in Arts and Entertainments, Regency History, Uncategorized Also tagged bonnet, children, fashion, leghorn, make, Old Sturbridge Village, Panama, straw Leave a comment
In the Kitchen with Jane Austen
How using period recipes helped me understand Jane Austen a bit better…
Posted in In Praise of Jane, Jane Austen's Work Also tagged Jane Austen, JASNA, laura boyle 1 Comment
Beaver Hats Build a Nation
Posted in Men's fashion Also tagged beaver, men, Regency fashion, Sharon Wagoner, top hats Leave a comment
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