Books
From Field to Fashion – Booklet published privately February, 2006
Fanciful Utility: Victorian Sewing Cases and Needle-books – Released Sept, 2012
Paisley, Plaid and Purled: Mid-Nineteenth Century Shawls – Released January, 2016
To Net, or Not to Net: Revisited – Released March, 2018
Patterns
In Detail: The Pillow Pin Ball
In Detail: The Blue Ribbon Sewing Case
In Detail: The Embroidered Velvet Needle-Book
In Detail: The Velvet Slipper Pin Cushion
In Detail: Frozen Charolotte Pen Wiper
In Detail: Paper Pieced Pin Ball
Magazines, Journals, etc
In 2005 I began writing research articles for the living history magazine, the Citizen’s Companion. Since then, I have written articles for the Citizens and Soldiers and Camp Chase Gazette magazines as well as an assortment of newsletters and localized publications. My research looks at changes in mid-nineteenth century society and pieces of material culture. **NOTE: Some of these articles are now available via my Google Drive. Click Here**
- “A Closer Look at Ribbons” – The Citizen’s and Soldier’s Digest, Sept/Oct 2012
- “A Soldier’s Housewife” – CC, 2011
- “Greetings on the Church Steps” (19th century address) – CC, July 2010
- “Engaging Your Audience” – CC, May 2010
- “Dressing Your Tables – CC, February 2010
- “Chocolate in the Nineteenth Century” – CC, September 2009
- “Increasing Spectator & Civilian Interaction” – CC, July 2009
- “Travel in the Mid-Nineteenth Century” – CC, June 2009
- “Looking at Looking Glasses” – CC, April, 2009
- “Serving 19th Century Style – CC, March, 2009
- “Keeping Warm This Winter”- CC, January, 2009
- “Carrying Your Impression” – CC, December, 2009
- “Folding Chairs” – CC, November, 2008
- “Paper Flower from Godey’s Lady’s Book” – CC, August, 2008
- “Types of Buttons” 2 parts – CC, June & July, 2008 – Don’t read this one. I regret writing it as the research was weak.
- “What’s Under Foot” Carpets & Rugs – CC, April, 2008
- “Doll and Ball Toy Patterns” – CC, March, 2008
- “Shopping For Millinery” – CC, January, 2008
- “Needle-books, Sewing-Cases and House-wives” – CC, November, 2007
- “Straw Hats”- CC, August, 2007
- “Social Movements Series” – CC, 10 parts, February, 2007 thru 2008
- “Bonnet Ribbons: A Survey” – CC, April, 2007
- “An Introduction to Introductions” – CC, December, 2006
- “A Study of Trunks” – CC, December, 2006
- “Choosing a Shawl for Your Living History Impression” – CC, October, 2006
- “Wearing a Hair-Net”- CC, August, 2006
- “Straw Bonnets” – CC, June, 2006
- “Shawls: An Article of Dress”- CC, February, 2006
- “To Net or Not to Net” – CC, December, 2005
LOVE the paintings of the aprons. Especially the last where she has a headscarf as well!!
Anna, you can put Dover books about fashion right here, or did you know diver publications? I have seen those books at my village starting back in 2016.
No. I can not put Dover Publications here because this is a list of publications I wrote. I have not written anything published by Dover.
Yes, I have heard of Dover Publications. Museums frequently sell them in gift shops.
Yes, GCVM has a gift shop. They do sell a selection of books, including those published by Dover. A focus of the gift shop is on reproduction items made in the village such as pottery, baskets, wooden utensils, and tinware.
Yes. I’ve seen them.
I have no ideaoff hand. I don’t pay that much attention.
Anna, have you ever heard the author Ming Ju Sun, she is the author of Godeys fashions colouring book
Anna, I have not been to your museum, can you show the picture what the gift shop is like at the GCVM
Anna, sorry about that, I think the publications are avaliable, Anna, have you ever heard of Dover publications before
Yes, Anna, my museum (Black Creek Pioneer Village) sells Dover books at a gift shop. And I check the ROM has Dover books for people learning the fashions at the museum. Does the GCVM has a gift shop, do they sell or keep Dover books
Anna, have you ever heard of Godeys fashions colouring book, it is a book that is published by dover.
Anna, what is on the cover on godeys fashions colouring book (2005) (reprinted 10 years later), when you go and see them