My name is Megan, and I am a Pinterest Addict.
Haha!
But it's true! How easy it is to wile away the hours searching for that next bit of inspiration.
Pinterest has become an important commodity for me, when looking for ideas that are historically correct, or trying to remember that recipe I saw the other day.
I'd like to start a weekly series on some of the things I've pinned. Starting today!
Here are a few things I've pinned this week!
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605783426/ |
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605764679/ |
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605749111/ |
A trio of pink!
Top is a silk taffeta dress from 1915- 1917
Middle is a sumptuous Edwardian tea gown from around 1900
Bottom is a young girl's dress from 1904
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605742456/ |
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605779339/ |
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605729849/ |
Next up a bit of vintage,
Top is an adorable Sailor Dress by Norman Norell from 1954 (I'm a sucker for the sailor style)
Next is a side button 1940's dress from Etsy.
And lastly a vintage (style?) Embroidery pattern.
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605764663/ |
A bit of SCA life, this is (until this past weekend.) The queen of Meridies, My Kingdom. I was tickled to see a picture of Queen Amber pop up on my dashboard. Not to mention the gorgeous detail on her Viking outfit.
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| http://www.pinterest.com/pin/215961744605595682/ |
Lastly, 14th century falconry, which I'm fascinated by. I like to take not of things like the belled sleeves on her surcote, and the train on her cotehardie. Rather fancy to be holding a dead duck, eh?
So there's a beginning of "My life on Pinterest"
What do you like to pin?
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