1947 introduced Dior’s “New Look”. It gave longer and fuller skirts. Nipped in waists and an overall 19th century femininity that had not b...

This is an interesting article from one of my 1951 magazines. It is apparent here that such topics with actual facts found themselves even ...

I am always intrigued by the ‘made from can’ recipes I find in my various magazines. This one caught my eye both by the color and the varie...

I am busy this weekend with my yard sale and therefore have not had my usual allotted time for my posts. So, I thought I would let you have ...

I thought I would share these wonderful patterns with you today. After all, the Apron Revolution should provide some good Apron patterns, r...

I believe I shared these tips once back in ‘55. I think they are a good basic list for a husband and wife to consider. They certainly are v...

These Darling Bunny dolls are easy to make from socks. I have included the pattern today. A great way to either use up old socks or a fun w...

  Today is Memorial Day here in the U.S. We celebrate and honor those who have fought in the military. Interestingly enough, it was first...

Richard Buckminster (Bucky) Fuller was an American engineer, designer, inventor, author, and futurist. He hails from my home state of Massa...

I would like to apologize for not posting yesterday. As many of you may know, I have been dealing with the worse tenant situation I have ev...