Here you will find Victorian era poetry, arts and crafts projects and patterns, and information about my line of vintage clip art images. Please feel free to comment, make suggestions, and above all else, have fun!
Add comment May 21st, 2006
In case you are not on my email newsletter list, I’ve just launched a new site for Free Collage Sheets.
At FreeCollageSheets.com, you’ll find a growing assortment of printable pages for arts and crafts, featuring images from my archive of vintage images, postcards, antique photographs, and ephemera.
The collage sheets are in the PDF format, the same format used for my free printable calendar pages.
More news to follow soon…
Add comment April 9th, 2008
The 2007 Miss Mary Image Annual is now shipping!
It’s chock full of vintage image goodness. Read the online brochure to find out how you can get it FREE.
Add comment November 29th, 2007
Now that Halloween has passed it’s time to turn my attention to Christmas Cheer, my humble site of vintage Christmas treats gleaned from my collection of antique books and periodicals.
There also have been a number of new vintage Christmas images added to the clip art shop, with more being digitized.
And, with concern about toys this holiday season, I’m especially on the lookout for vintage “DIY” articles about toys and toy-making during, so be on the lookout. As always, subscribe to Miss Mary’s Gazette, your newsletter of Victorian era wit and whimsy.
Add comment November 11th, 2007
Hot summer weather in an old crusty house without air-conditioning is not fun. Handling paper in humid weather is NOT fun!
But idle hands need something to do, and so I am in the process of re-skinning missmary.com
More soon 
Add comment August 15th, 2007
Several hot summer nights have found me updating my Halloween site, www.VictorianHalloween.com
Add comment July 22nd, 2007
I’ve branched off a little, so that folks interested in old-fashioned gardening can browse articles gleaned from my collection.
Take a walk down “The Garden Path” today…
Add comment May 2nd, 2007
I picked up a cheap rock tumbler on sale at K-mart a couple of weeks ago, and now it’s plugged-in and doing it’s thing.
Rocks. But what about tumbling other things. Like, I don’t know…meat?
Not in my machine, but here is an actual food tumbler. I kid you not!
Add comment April 17th, 2007
