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A Jane Austen Daydream: A Review
Posted in Sequels and Spinoffs Also tagged a jane austen daydream, Biography, history, Jane Austen, Kindle Price, List Price, madison street press, novel, Review, scott d southard Leave a comment
Netting Instructions from Beeton’s Book of Needlework
It is amazing to me,how young ladies can have patience to be so very accomplished as they all are….They all paint tables, cover skreens, and net purses…
Posted in Hands on Crafts Also tagged accomplished, beetons book of needlwork, Diamond Netting, doily, instructions, Lace Edging, lace making, ladies, Mr Bingley, mrs beeton, net, netting, Open Lace, purse, reticule, Round Netting, Square Netting, tatting Leave a comment
The Game of Graces
A pretty past time for young ladies….
Posted in Games to Play Also tagged children's, france, game, game of graces, games, graces, hoops, ladies, Regency, ribbon Leave a comment
Conserve of Roses, boiled
A lovely way to make your roses last just a little bit longer.
Posted in Application, Snacks and Sides, Uncategorized Also tagged author, boiled, conserve, Creative Commons License, hannah glasse, jam, light, rose, roses, side dishes, Snacks, valentine Leave a comment
Isaac Watts: Author of Joy to the World
Joy to the world! the Lord is come; Let earth receive her King; Let every heart prepare him room, And heaven and nature sing, And heaven and nature sing, And heaven, and heaven, and nature sing. The words are by English hymn writer Isaac Watts, based on Psalm 98 in the Bible. The song was [...]
Posted in Authors, Artists and Vagrants Also tagged carol, christmas, hymnody, Isaac Watts, joy to the world, New Testament, poetry, Princess Ida Leave a comment
The Cobb: Lyme Regis
Show me the exact spot where Louisa Musgrove fell!
Posted in Landscape and Property Also tagged Captain Wentworth, cobb, devon, dorset, louisa, lyme, Lyme Regis, Persuasion, regis, Wentworth Leave a comment
Knit a Pineapple Purse
This adorable purse is based on an extant copy in the Kyoto Institute archives.
Posted in Fashion to Make Also tagged Crochet, fruit, josephine, knit, knitting, lady's assistant, netting, pattern, pineapple, Pineapple Purse, purse, reticule, Working Receipt Leave a comment
A proposal at the Centre
We’ve just been sent some lovely photos of Zach’s proposal to Julie which happened recently in the Regency Tea Room. It’s so romantic. Here’s what they said; We cannot express our gratitude for all that you did to make sure that our special moment was perfect. We are so happy and we thank you with all [...]
A Cameo Appearance by Jane Austen
BeBookBound’s Erika Price shares her cameo necklace
Posted in Hands on Crafts Also tagged austen, author, authors, be book bound, bebookbound, DIY, erika price, Jane Austen, Jane Austen Cameo, miriam, necklace, silhouette 1 Comment
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, hats, leghorn, Old Sturbridge Village, Panama, straw Leave a comment
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