I've been meaning to make myself a new lampshade, and I've recently been inspired by various lampshade re-covering TikToks.

<p>As you may know, I am currently in the process of writing a book so for the Georgian section I needed some appropriate shoes! </p>

I've recently been getting into making digital patterns for purchase on my shop so I thought I'd share my process.

Getting historically-appropriate shoes for any era can be tricky without spending a whole load of money.

I've already made up the supplies and pre-styled some buckle rolls- now I'm going to attempt the Coiffure Française!

This is the second part to my three-part Georgian hairstyling series. In this post I'm going to try my hand at making buckles.

I want to try out the Coiffure Française, but in order to do that first I need the supplies! I need pomade, hard pomade and hair powder.

Hello darlings! I'm a big fan of trawling through vintage how-to guides and housewife periodicals to find out ways that our ancestors...

For the third and final post in this mini series I thought I'd share how to make a short stays mockup.

To accompany my newly released Regency short stays instructions, I’m going to write a couple of related blog posts.

As I'm making myself a Georgian corset for the first time in a long while, I thought I'd bring you guys along for the journey!

As some of you may (or may not!) know, I brought over eighty fans to the Jane Austen Festival to give away as freebies last year.

I’ve wanted to make a velvet dress for myself forever but just never had the excuse– until now!

Hello darlings! I just stumbled across a Victorian nail care routine that I thought would be fun to try out, so I’m bringing you along...

Hello darlings! I thought I'd venture into the wonderful world of hairdressing for this one with an Edwardian-era method of curling hair,...

I finished my outfit for Jane Austen Festival rather frantically this year (as per usual).

I made three posts about making a Regency corset. You can find them below:

Phew! The last post! It's taken some time but we're finally here, on the home straight.

Thank you so much for coming back! This week we'll be continuing the Regency corset, this time attaching the sides, making the boning channe

For this tutorial, I will make a long line corset, but I'm sure that you can use the same techniques in the making of short stays too.