Those are wonderful pictures!! Make me wish I liked sunbathing! :( Those darn nordic genes of mine make the sun and I rather uncompatible! I always look nice freshly cooked lobster!
Thanks for sharing!
-Jess
I had one hair disaster... when I was about 13 I got my hair cut really short and the lady did an awful job of it... being less than well endowed at the time, I looked like a boy! :( for years after that I never let anyone come near my hair, ended up growing it about midway down my back... a few...
I dont mind doing another one... I did that roll in like 3 minutes, so its messy. If I took my time, I could make it look neater and take a few more photos. I think a sticky with photos of our hair process is a GREAT idea. Maybe when I do my hair this weekend before going out, I'll take some...
Doesnt make sense, does it? I like Petersons almost as much as Godeys... I think that the engravings in Godeys are of a slightly higher quality than Petersons. Still, they're both really great magazines. I'm getting ready to sell my Jan, Feb and March 1863 issues of Godeys since I have double...
Not silly at all! I had the "Felicity" American girl doll, and my sister had Samantha but I always wanted the Molly doll. Molly was my favorite out of all of the girls! :)
Woo... I'm not the only one who got her love of history from the American girls series! For those of you who havent heard...
I'm really bad at trying to describe things! Lets see if I can do this again, only better... take the section of hair you want to roll, and tease the bejezus out of it... but, you want the underside to be smooth, otherwise you'd just have a big frizzy roll... make sense? it doesnt matter if the...
The tampon concept has been around for quite a while! Something very similar to the tampon was available in the 19th century too. Sponges were used, or strips of a cloth, like huck towel were often rolled up, then basted together with a string tied around the end. After use, the basting stitches...
Well... my mid 19th century obsession I've had for about 7 years now has had me collecting photographs for study... I have a very small collection of about 150 cdv's, ambrotypes, daguerrotypes, and tintypes. I also have a very small collection of 19th century mourning jewelry, a few original...
Hi Mandolynn!
I'm by no means a hair expert... especially considering what I've seen coming from the other ladies here! My hair is too long to do pin curls, so I've had to made do with rolls, since thats all I've been able to figure out! This is what I've discovered.
First, I find that you...
I dont know... I think it depends entirely on your cultural background and also your socio-economic status. I've done a little research on this subject in the 19th century. I think the average woman without the benefit of any sort of domestic help would have had to suck it up and go on with the...
Hi ladies,
I asked about this in another thread, but I think it got overlooked. I'm wondering if I could be directed towards a good book or website that goes into detail about womens clothing from the 30's 40's and perhaps early 50's. I'd like to know more about fabrics, construction...
This is one of those situations when I say "ew, I prefer the modern version"
I was talking to my mom about this recently, and she said she had to wear those belt thingies when she was a girl. She said that they were miserable, uncomfortable things, and she hated them. I'm going to take her...
Oh no! I'll keep your beautiful dog in my prayers! Its unfortunate that some people dont realize that our pets are like family members, and that an injury or death of pet can hurt us just as much as it does if the same were to happen to any person that was close to us. I grew up in a VERY pet...
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