This challenge is a fun one and I enjoyed it a great deal, especially since it gives me an opportunity to show off what my sister has sewn for me as a Christmas present:-)))It was inspired by the ballgowns of the 1860s and the movie Sissi with Romy Schneider and Karlheinz Böhm. Ready for the ball... I can just hear the Brahms waltz:-) Blogs participating: The Bloody Tea Party Oh Velvetena ...
Finished embroidering a pillow, a miniature carpet, making mini baby clothes... looks like Project Dump Time!
5:41 AM / BY Rosa
So the pillow intended as a gift for a friend I mentioned in the article LBC Week 10: DIY Gift Ideas is finally done! A Chinese miniature carpet, which I had to start from scratch some 4 or 5 times before I got it rightXD A while ago I actually made this miniset of baby clothes, but never got around to post it yet... so here it is, in the to-be-finished-one-day wicker cradle: A bjd...
Talking Money: how much would Queen Victoria pay for a parure and how much did Jane Eyres earn?
11:54 AM / BY Rosa
Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Hello all, it's been a long time, hasn't it? I hope it's going to get better now:-) Happy New Year to all my dear readers, I hope it treats you all generously! This is the first part of a series of articles on prices and incomes in the 19th century and I hope at least some of you will find the information useful; it will be periodically updated as I...