Today I have an Edwardian tutorial for you from The Bachelor Girl’s Guide to Everything which was written by Agnes M. Miall and first published in 1916.

This name has been given to a giant jar or vase intended to serve as a receptacle for large untidy pieces of work, for waste paper, or even soiled lingerie.

I’m in the midst of making my bustle dress so for an interlude I thought I’d work on an era-appropriate hat.

This week I'm coming to you with another tutorial from the Victorian periodical The Housewife (1886).

This is a small 'behind the scenes' post following my 'Victorian 3-in-1 Apron' tutorial.

Gong hay fat choy and happy year of the snake! I thought I’d use this as an excuse to crochet something I’ve been wanting to make for ages.

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

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

The Jane Austen Festival is creeping up again, and as this year is gothic themed I knew I wanted to make a new bonnet to match the theme.

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

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 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,...