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girls

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  • Natural Turquoise necklace

    Natural Turquoise bead necklace with miniature

    $42.00     Add to cart
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    Peaches and Cream natural stone necklace

    $18.00 $16.00     Add to cart
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    Saxony Blue beaded necklace

    $16.00 $14.00     Add to cart
  • Sale! Arm warmers

    Scandinavian pattern fingerless knit gloves

    $16.00 $12.00     Select options
  • Girls 1840s-1850s-1860s dress

    The Ellie Dress

    $145.00 – $165.00     Select options
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    The Pippin Natural Stone Necklace

    $18.00 $16.00     Add to cart
  • Georgian dress

    The Sarah Dress

    $145.00 – $165.00     Select options
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    Thoreau’s Necklace

    $32.00 $28.00     Add to cart
  • Sale! Children's leather moccasins

    Toddler’s Moccasins

    $35.00 $15.00     Add to cart
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Our end of season sale begins..... NOW! Save an ad Our end of season sale begins..... NOW! Save an additional 20% off our already reduced reproduction print fabric collection! Just enter the coupon code at checkout! Order early and make yourself (or someone special) something lovely this holiday! Links in bio. #diyholiday #justmakeit #sewing #historicalsewing #naturalfibers #maggiemayfashions #diysewing #fabriclove
We have memorized America, how it was born and who We have memorized America, how it was born and who we have been and where. In ceremonies and silence we say the words, telling the stories, singing the old songs. We like the places they take us. Mostly we do. The great and all the anonymous dead are there. We know the sound of all the sounds we brought. The rich taste of it is on our tongues. But where are we going to be, and why, and who? The disenfranchised dead want to know. We mean to be the people we meant to be, to keep on going where we meant to go. -Miller Williams “Of History and Hope” #veteransday #remembranceday #lestweforget #maggiemayfashions #calicoball
Completely unsolicited repost. Did you check out o Completely unsolicited repost. Did you check out our review of the novel Where the Lost Wander by @amy.harmon2 on our Calico Ball Collective? We posted a full review back in the summer. Still my favorite novel of 2020! If you have a moment, please share the love by popping over and voting for this fantastic read! Tell your friends too 😉 #amyharmonbooks #bookoftheyear #justreadit #goodreads #readingiscool #escape #historicalfiction #maggiemayfashions #calicoball #repost
Making a list and checking it twice. Lining up a f Making a list and checking it twice. Lining up a few projects from the “must make” sketch book in anticipation of the coming of winter. Is it bizarre to plan a summer ensemble? Maybe. But this gorgeous ultra smooth weave linen is just so inspiring. #whatareyousewing #fashionsketchbook #maggiemayfashions #downtime #historicalcostume #regencyfashion
Exploring the farm in fine fashion. #historyboundi Exploring the farm in fine fashion. #historybounding and #timetraveling at its best! How do you spend your #covid weekends these days? #maggiemayfashions #historicalfashion #historyforkids
Textile artist Martha Berry embraced her #cherokee Textile artist Martha Berry embraced her #cherokee heritage late in life and has quickly become a leading Native American cultural preservationist. Her award winning #beadwork celebrates the traditional stories and motifs of the Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Seminole, and Yuchi nations. Her work preserves and presents traditional textile designs prior to removal. You can find more images of her gorgeous textiles at berrybeadwork.com. #textilearts #celebrateartists #handsewing #marthaberry #traditionalcraft #maggiemayfashions #calicoball #culturalpreservation
November is Native American Heritage Month! Highli November is Native American Heritage Month! Highlighting this beautiful #cherokee hunting frock c. 1820 housed in the collection of the #tnstatemuseum in Nashville. Dreaming about the day when designated history months will be no more because it will mean we have finally recognized and included the contributions and histories of ALL regardless of race, religion, gender, or place of origin! #everyoneshistory #inclusivity #youmatter #calicoball #maggiemayfashions #realhistory #tennesseehistory
Fancy dress parties were a popular pastime during Fancy dress parties were a popular pastime during the #victorianera Ladies and Gents donned costumes from their favorite fables, myths, and imaginations. The most lavish of these fancy dress parties was held in 1897 by the Duchess of Devonshire with the hostess herself dressing as Queen Elizabeth. The original cosplay? Perhaps. #maggiemayfashions #playdressup #fancydress #calicoball #cosplay #cosplaydetails
The long standing tradition of carving turnips, po The long standing tradition of carving turnips, potatoes, beets, and pumpkins originates from the old Irish legend “Stingy Jack.” Legend tells that Jack made a pact with the Devil to turn himself into a coin with which Jack could buy more drink. But Jack was greedy and tricked the Devil. When Jack died, he was forbidden to enter Heaven and banished to wander the Earth ever since. To this day, Jack-o’-lanterns are placed near doors and windows to keep Stingy Jack away. For according to Celtic legend, October 31st is the one day of the year both the living and the dead may encounter one another. #legendsandmyths #celticlegends #jackolantern #fascinatinghistory #maggiemayfashions #calicoball

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