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The Magnolia Duchess

The Creole Princess

The Creole Princess / Book 2 in The Gulf Coast Chronicles

The Pelican Bride

The Pelican Bride / Inspiration for Book I of the Gulf Coast Chronicles

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Custom, Layered, Triangle Valance Window Treatment in Kravet Floral Gray & Maize…

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Layered Triangle Valance Window Treatment in P Kaufman's Temara color Turmeric Gray & Maize Floral with Solid Gray Lining and Button

These are shelf brackets, repurposed to frame a window --- what a clever idea. You could do this to define and separate spaces in the same room, too. (Say an entryway and a dining room.)

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There are so many uses for shelf brackets! These are shelf brackets, repurposed to frame a window --- what a clever idea. You could do this to define and separate spaces in the same room, too. (Say an entryway and a dining room.

The Pelican Bride by Beth White

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Love my friends new book! Gotta read it! The Pelican Bride, Gulf Coast Chronicles Series Set in Mobile Alabama. What an excellent read from debut author Beth White!

The Creole Princess by Beth White

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Detail rear view of Robe a la polonaise ca. 1775 From LACMA via Fripperies and Fobs. See entire outfit at 18th Century Fashion Fem: http://pinterest.com/pin/278589926920868973/

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Woman's Robe à la Polonaise (Close-bodied Gown) France, circa 1775 Costumes; principal attire (entire body) Silk plain weave with supplementary warp- and weft-float patterning Center back length: 54 in.

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Women’s underwear served two purposes in the century. The hoops were also made of linen and stiffened with whalebone or cane. They shaped the petticoat of the gown to the appropriate silhouette.

Stays were the essential foundation garment of the 18th century. They developed from the "boned bodies" of the 17th century, and in the 19th century were to become corsets. But just as the names of these garments changed, so did the shape and effect upon the body. The stays of the 18th century did much more to support the body and remind one of good posture than they did to cinch the waist.

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Detail of Robe a la polonaise ca. 1775 From LACMA via Fripperies and Fobs

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Woman's Robe à la Polonaise (Close-bodied Gown) France, circa 1775 Costumes; principal attire (entire body) Silk plain weave with supplementary warp- and weft-float patterning Center back length: 54 in.

Mauritia is a fantastic website where Mauritia Katharina Petra Kirchner and Ricarda Wienert show their 18th century clothing designs. The company name is Reine des Centfeuilles. They have a lot of pictures and good information about different types of garments from the 1700's.

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Mauritia is a fantastic website where Mauritia Katharina Petra Kirchner and Ricarda Wienert show their 18th century clothing designs. The company name is Reine des Centfeuilles. They have a lot of pictures and good information about different types of garments from the 1700's.

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Woman's Robe à la Française France, circa 1770 . Cotton plain weave, block-printed and dye-painted, with silk passementerie Center back length: 61 in.

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Creating the late 18th Century Hairstyle

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Elizabeth Linley (then Sheridan) by William Gainsborough, 1775

Here's to the maiden of bashful fifteen

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Here's to the maiden of bashful fifteen

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