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  1. Announcing: Lappet Style Hood Workbook!
    Sep 29, 2026 · original
    I am excited to announce the release of my new Lappet Style Hood Workbook! In the past ten years, since its initial publication, my Lappet Style Winter Hood Pattern has been one of the most popular of my patterns. This style hood is so lovely, it deserved a full workbook. Now, you can see the […]
  2. Mourning Publisher
    Sep 28, 2026 · original
    It seems odd to say I am mourning the loss of a computer program. But, with Microsoft eliminating Publisher at the end of September, I find I am. More so, I am mourning the loss of my work. I am mourning the loss of decades of work forever frozen in PDF or in files that […]
  3. Retiring: Lappet Style Hood Pattern
    Aug 29, 2026 · original
    I am retiring my 2016 Lappet Style Hood Pattern soon. This winter hood pattern has been a favorite for years. But, after a decade, it deserves an update! I am currently working on writing a new Lappet Style Hood Workbook! This workbook will follow the format of my other winter hood workbooks, beginning with a […]
  4. “How much did a bonnet cost?”
    Aug 24, 2026 · original
    This is one of the hardest questions to answer. Why? Because there is no single, easy answer. Ideally, I would have a big pool of billheads(receipts), an assortment of ledgers from many different milliners, and a few dozen diary entries to create a database of prices based on year, region, area, time of year, type […]
  5. Straw’s Amazing Durability
    Aug 2, 2026 · original
    This hat had quite the July adventure. I finished this hat just barely in time for the release of Little House on the Prairie. I shipped it on July 6th, thinking it would arrive July 8th, in time for the owner to have it in the 9th. It seemed to be moving as expected, arriving […]
  6. Hats I Made for Little House on the Prairie
    Jul 14, 2026 · original
    When Little House on the Prairie premiered, I intended to write a post introducing the hats and bonnets I made. Instead, I found myself swept into the conversations surrounding the bonnets. Questions about their shapes, styles, and historical accuracy filled my inbox and social media, and before I knew it, I had written several posts […]
  7. Understanding Mid-19th Century Bonnets: Fashion and Function
    Jul 13, 2026 · original
    Much of the recent discussion about the bonnets has centered on whether they are “correct.” Before we can answer that question, it helps to understand that not all bonnets served the same purpose. A fashionable straw bonnet and a cotton sun bonnet were different garments, designed for different occasions. Comparing one to the other is […]
  8. The Ingalls Straw Bonnets
    Jul 10, 2026 · original
    I have had a myriad of questions about the straw bonnets Caroline, Mary, and Laura are wearing as they enter Independence for the first time. Questions in post comments, private messages, text messages, in-person, and on the live watch party. Questions ranging from what “are they?” to “how accurate are they?” to “did you make […]
  9. Creating Caroline’s Hat
    Jul 10, 2026 · original
    The kid in me, who watched the original Little House on the Prairie on the days I was home sick from school, wants to call her “Ma.” Grown me, who sees the sweet, romantic scenes in promotional images and video, knows she is Caroline, more that just “Ma.” So, I will be calling this hat […]
  10. Little House on the Prairie: Straw Hats & First Thoughts
    Jul 9, 2026 · original
    As the first season of Netflix’s new Little House on the Prairie reaches audiences, I want to say thank you to everyone who brought this beloved story to life for the 21st century audience. Bringing a cherished story to the screen requires the talents of countless people: writers, actors, directors, craftspeople, costumers, and so many […]

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