Today is Millinery Monday. I ended up sorting some ribbons in this video.
Today is Millinery Monday. I ended up sorting some ribbons in this video.
Today’s video chats about slipper pincushions and Ag Fair Ribbons.
I did get the ribbons organized and the board hung. I went a walk right after. I’ll go for another later. It is so nice out.
Today’s video updates the progress on Liberty’s clothing and a look at one of my favorite local books.
When you are next in the area, be sure to visit the Ontario County Historical Society. (I just saw there is another book I need.)
Today’s video has a special announcement!
Introducing the second edition in my In Detail series:
In Detail: The Velvet Slipper Pincushion
takes an indepth look at this original, whimsical sewing accessory. Directions are included for making your own slipper.
There is a delay in my finished pocket as my head got funky after recording.
It was back on day 28 when I last did a projects list. 19 days later, I feel the need to update it. Here is the updated project log. I wrote it around midnight. So, I sispect I am missing a couple video projects.
Today’s video gets us started on a pocket of pockets to hold our hair accessories or what ever needs holding.
Note: I forgot to say in the video to leave the top 5 to 6 inches without a pocket. See where I am pointing in the photo.

Check out this thread bag on the Colonial Williamsburg Facebook.
Welcome to Millinery Monday. Today’s video looks at soft crown bonnets.
Here is a series of blog posts Exploring Soft Crown Bonnets.
Here is the straw bonnet I mention in the video. It is available in my Etsy shop.
Today’s video looks at options for holding hair necessities.
Materials for this week’s pocket of pockets:
These are sorta in addition to today’s video and sorta in addition to thd video conference….
Original back combs. Vulcanite right. Gutta Percha left.

Original comb next to modern comb

Modern faux tortoise next to vintage comb (20th century)

Original side combs pressed rubber with jet glass

Original side comb next to side comb that will be used to replicate the look.

