Pastoral Symphony Farm

I thought I'd write a little about some of the sewing going on here lately. For Sewing Hour Elisabethe and Abigail are learning the...

I have wanted an Amber Teething necklace for a long while now, but not having a teething baby I couldn't really justify a teething neck...

Prepare yourself to be amazed, for I, yes even I, have in fact knitted something. BE IT KNOWN: that the person formerly known as Not-Quite-A...

When I was hanging up laundry yesterday I happened to notice the deplorable state that Mr. G had let his socks slip into. He's only had ...

As so often happens, a variety of things happen or are said and the result is a blog post so that I can sum up my thoughts on the subject. I...

Happy Tuesday everybody! It's rather cold and cruddy here and I'm definitely longing to be out of doors, but Spring is almost here!...

Once upon a time there was a woman named Cheryl Lindsey who was the editor of a magazine called Gentle Spirit. The magazine promoted homeste...

My day begins around 5:30 when I dress in quaint, old fashioned garments and slowly walk to the barn to milk the cows. I skim the cream imme...

I'm a wool lover, I think there's nothing better than a body clothed in wool for warmth. We have wool socks, wool petticoats, wool...

I had to revise Asa's gown pattern again to allow more room, especially through the tummy. His blue homespun that I recently made...

This was another "get it done for Christmas" project. I don't particularly like 1840's fashion but the fabric is an 18...

I'm trying to catch up on my backlog of things to post that I've been sewing. I made these caps for Levi and Micah for Christma...

Abigail was first on the list for getting a new gown as she has the fewest, although Elisabethe did nicely offer to give Abby all of her ...

Fashion is a funny thing. I'm sorry, I can't resist. I've been envisioning this picture for a while, but our camera has been un...