Historical Costuming:
- How to Make an 18th Century Petticoat
- Setting 18th Century Sleeves the 18th Century Way
- Late 18th Century Skirt Supports (Unorthodox Edition)
- How to Make 18th c. Cockades
- How To Make Embroidered 18th Century Buttons
- Regency Wrap-Front Gown Details
- "Why Don't I Look Right?": Getting The Look Spot-On With Historical Costumes
- The Button Trick - How To Get Decorative Shank Buttons to Lie Flat
- How to Measure Your Feet and Find Your Correct Shoe Size
- How to Fit 18th Century Shoe Buckles (video)
- How to Loop the Latchets on 18th c. Shoes
- How to Paint Your Leather Devonshire 18th Century Shoes
- Shoe-How-To: Pretty Pretty Pink Princess Shoes - painting leather 18th c. shoes
- Dying Georgiana Silk 18th century Shoes - Dye Report
- How to Coffee or Tea Stain Your Silk Georgiana 18th century Shoes.
- How to Decorate Pemberley Shoes like it's 1789
Vintage Sewing:
- Pattern for Smartness - 1940s Video Tutorial on Patterning
- Sizing up Vintage Patterns for Modern Wear
- How to Make a Quick and Easy 1920s Bathing Suit
- How to Create a Simple 18th Century Style Pouf
- Edwardian Hair Mysteries Solved, 1905 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
- How to Deal With Problem Wigs (18th c.)
- Making a Ridiculously Huge Hedgehog Wig (18th c.)
- Hair of Great Enormity - 18th c. Wig How-To
- How To Make an 18th Century Wig from an Affordable "Costume" Wig
- Marie Antoinette Hair and Makeup How-To (external video)
- How to Make Structured Period Hats from Craft Store Goodies
- Using Craft Store Straw Hats for 18th c. Headwear - Part 1, Part 2
- 1920s Flapper Hairstyle Tutorial - video!
- How to Tie a Regency Turban - video!
- 1912 Hairstyle Tutorial
Historical & Vintage Photography:
- How to Take and Make 1920s Style Photos
- What if I Were...My Grandmother in 1945 - 1940s Photos
- What if I Were, 1850s - Digital Daguerreotype Photos
- What if I Were, c. 1900 Postcard Photo
General Craftiness:
- Blogging For Costumers
- Using the Binding Presser Foot You Don't Have
- How to Bleach Feathers
- Making a Workable Dress Form
- How to take the shine off too-bright metallic trim
- Designing Your Costumes Using Adobe Photoshop, pt 1
