Last week I promised you more Myrtle-related Making posts in 2021. As Miss Judson would say, no time like the present!
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#MyrtleMondays: Make your own Victorian Stereoscope
Today’s post is a Making Monday, all about a classic Victorian stay-at-home amusement. My Myrtle Hardcastle Mysteries series is about a 12-year-old English girl in 1893, and along the way, I’ll be sharing things that would be familiar to kids of her era. Throughout the 19th century, people everywhere were enchanted by three-dimensional imagery… Read more »
Making it through Tough Times
This has been making the rounds on social media this week: It’s funny, and yet… it’s not so funny. Many Makers’ homes look a lot like that already, and it’s a reflection of one particular way we cope with stress and crisis. We make stuff. Our current bewildering global health catastrophe is no different: makers everywhere… Read more »