Tuesday, June 25, 2013. The list is in a Zotero group.

Not going to block it. My model moved home, yeah! If I were to block it. Oh what a tangled mess we weave. This entry was posted in Barbara Walker. And tagged A Treasury of Knitting Patterns. This entry was posted in Barbara Walker. And tagged A Treasury of Knitting Patterns. 8230;made it to work! .

Ladies Living History Society of Johnson County. Thursday, December 13, 2012. Thoughts on the Work Dress. What does it mean to be dressed for work in the mid-19th century? Fashionable ensemble that would more than unusual in the barn or field. Unless, of course, Nellie from Little House on the Prairie showed up. Both garments were set onto waistbands. Did work attire mean the lady was slovenly dressed in a poorly fitted garment, with her hair down and scraggly? Oh wait, that is only in the 21st century.

Only to find yourself just as normal as you though your parents were. That is also where she.

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My thoughts, experiences and activities regarding Civil War era civilian living history. Monday, July 20, 2015. Gettysburg National Base Ball Festival and the Base Ball Dress. Last weekend was the Gettysburg National Base Ball Festival. I had the fabric already and thought I found my inspiration; see my previous post. However, that was not the case. I found another dress I really wanted to make. Enough dress drama, on to the base ball! Lunch was cucumber salad and a chi.

Wooded Hamlet Designs is now a part of. The new owner of our business is Darlene Grube, who many of our customers already have been aquainted with. Darlene owns Needle and Thread, a extensive fabric store located right outside of Gettysburg, PA. I know Darlene is commited to continuing much of the Wooded Hamlet Designs product line. Thank you everyone for all that you have given us. This amazing journey would not have been possible without you. For more information on Needle and Thread click Here.