Two Nerdy History Girls
Posted Jan 15, 2010 at 11:59 CET in Blogs and Links.
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Two Nerdy History Girls is a fun history blog with a lot of posts about the 18th century. They also write a lot about Colonial Williamsburg.
18th century blog
Fashion and culture from the 1700s.
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Studio MME, studiomme.blogspot.com
I’m in awe of your blog. You have such great pictures and links. I can’t wait to see what you post next.
Johanna, johannaost.com
Thank you very much! :)
Rowenna, hyalineprosaic.blogspot.com
Ahh! I know that fabric! I was too cheap to buy it and picked up an Indian block print on ebay instead! I like this better, though.
Thanks for sharing the link, too :)
Susan Holloway Scott, susanhollowayscott.…
Many thanks for mentioning us in your blog, and for your kind words for our posts – and thank you, too, for using one of my photos. It looks quite at home here!
BTW – if anyone’s interested in seeing the front of this gown, made and worn by one of the mantuamakers from Colonial Williamsburg, here’s the direct link to the original post: http://tinyurl.com/y9uyhlz
Thanks again!
Susan Holloway Scott
www.twonerdyhistorygirls.com
Johanna, johannaost.com
You’re very welcome, your blog is great!
Leah Marie Brown, leahmariebrown.blogspot…
Thanks for letting us know about Two Nerdy Girls. Also, I have added a link to your page on my blog (leahmariebrown.blogspot.com). If you ever add a Recommended Reading list, I hope you will consider adding a link to my blog. Merci!
Dina, elegantlabels.com
What a lovely dress – the fabric is so pretty!
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