This week I come with another Victorian tutorial from 'The Housewife' (1886). It concerns making a pincushion from a horse brass.

I published my 'Make Your Own Digital Pattern' post, but I thought it was due an update now that I've found a FREE alternative.

These garters are perfect for practicing and developing hand-embroidery and sewing skills, culminating in a beautiful finished product.

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: