Victorian crafts

I’m super excited to share my latest DIY-project: a free printable & customizable Victorian fan :-) Some of the images are Edwardian too, but you guys know the era in question ;-) Here i…

Victorian crafts became popular in the 1800s to beautify homes and to provide a practical hobby. Make beautiful objects of art from simple everyday items.

How to make traditional victorian paper ornaments for the christmas tree. These folded paper medallions and fast and easy to make!

Make Victorian Christmas paper ornaments this Christmas! A budget-friendly and easy Christmas craft project that you can make with your kids!

Victorian Christmas decorations are a window into the ornate style of Victorian times. The Christmas we know today was invented by the Victorians, so we see a lot of Victorian Christmas food and decor in our homes today. Find out what Victorian Christmas decorations were like, where you can buy them and how you can make your very own Victorian Christmas decorations! Plus how to make your very own DIY decorations. #victorian #victorianchristmas #christmas #christmasdecor #christmasactivities

These 15 Free Victorian Font Downloads will make you feel under the reign of Queen Victoria herself. Perfect for invites, crafts, and more.

This month's project is a favourite of mine and I've made them in different forms over the years, little corset paperclips for your journals or other crafting projects. What you will need: Helmar Craft Glue, decorative cardstock, smallpieces of lace,...

Thaumatropes are a simple craft that kids will enjoy making - and they will be amazed at the visual effects when the spinning pictures merge! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! Have you ever heard of a Thaumatrope? Here's what Wiki has to say: A thaumatrope is an optical toy that was popular in the 19th century. A disk with a picture on each side is attached to two pieces…

A few years ago, I found a free printable for a Victorian carousel and have been smitten by it ever since! It honestly made my heart pitter patter with glee when I saw it! I posted about it here but didn't get much feedback on it. Maybe the photo that the website provided was less than appealing (much less!) or maybe my taste in whimsical decor is not so main stream? (I'm perfectly o.k. with the latter of the two.) Who knows...but I thought I would throw it out there again anyway, just in…