1932 Draped Wrap and Cape: Pattern Review I understand from the pattern proprietor that this pattern was reviewed in Threads magazine in Ja...

Everybody's Favorite Claire McCardell has taken me on a roller coaster of emotions this week. Last week I made my first muslin with ho...

My lovely friend Lauren's is getting hitched in a few short weeks, so we had to have a bridal shower of course. Sunday I co-hosted an in...

Ladies and Gentlemen, without further ado, let me introduce you to the newest little lady in my life. I like to call her Mrs. White, althoug...

Sam and I have a new red pot. It is made of cast iron and enamel, and it matches our red tea kettle and our red spatulas. Naturally, the new...

If there is anything that can make a cupcake taste even better, it's ordering it from the window of an airstream trailer, then eating it...

Well, would you look at me? I FINALLY finished sewing another garment. This one was, for the most part, a piece of cake. I started the proje...

Next up in my rotation is this lovely full skirted shirt dress of sorts, made out of this fun and happy red, white, and blue cloth. I love t...

This January's Bon Appetit magazine featured "Trends of the Year" and noted "anything with an egg on top" as the dis...

Oeuf is French for egg, and when an egg tastes like this, you will think you are eating the finest in complicated French cooking. But reall...

“The proof of an idea is not to be sought in the soundness of the man fathering it, but in the soundness of the idea itself. One asks of a p...

This little sock dock is a hand-made toy, and so very cute. The project is from Sock and Glove: Creating Charming Softy Friends from Cast-of...