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1. Taste Spotting is a beautiful food blog filled with gluten free and grain free recipes.

2. The Spunky Coconut sure knew what she was doing when she developed this grain free and egg free brownie recipe! I've made is so many times. So simple and quick to make. I bake mine for 20 minutes instead of 35 minutes.

3. I'm loving the Gluten Free Goddess' website. So bright and full of tasty recipes.

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1) Learn the 10 Commandments for perfect pin curls! 

2) I need to buy a Sculpture Pin Curler! I think it would make pin curling my hair much easier!

3) I love the Glamour Daze blog. It's full of beautiful pictures of vintage fashion, makeup, hair, etc from the 1900s to the 1960s. Great inspirations. 

4) Gertie talks about vintage pattern sizing.

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1. Like natural French perfume? La Bouquetiere has lots of lovely perfumes to choose from. They are made the French way with essential oils from flowers and plants. 
2. With all this talk about France lately it has me craving crusty French bread. I want to try this recipe for gluten free French bread. This recipe looks good too!
3. I came across a food blog called Life's a Feast and it's about an American woman living in France with her French husband and their children. I love her recipes and bright pictures.

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1. Modern Retro Woman talks about war time meal planning. Here and Here. Very interesting! You can see how important a "Victory Garden" was during WWII. She also discusses WWII food rationing and better health and Balanced Meals-1941. I like the idea of "Eating Like my Grandmother Did".

2. Making this vintage inspired crochet collar as well as this one is on my to do list.  They're adorable!

3. Casey made a simple and beautiful blouse. I have to make one!

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1. A very talented vintage lady at By Gum By Golly did an amazing job knitting a Fair Isle Cardigan! It is hard to believe that someone can knit that by hand. Absolutely beautiful.
2. I've been crocheting quite a few hats using Alli Crafts' ear flap hats pattern in various sizes.
3. I've been wanting to make this old fashioned 1940's Cottage Pudding. It looks moist and fluffy. Maybe this recipe or this one.

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1. Adelaide shares pictures of an adorable Hobo Wedding! The details make the theme concept beautiful and fun.
2. The "Bad Twin" over at "Good Twin Bad Twin" whips up an amazing ruffled sleeved dress using a 1940's dress pattern. She comes across some helpful tips for working with vintage patterns.
3. Aubrey gives a little insight into the daily life of a 1950's housewife. I wish I could be more like them. I would like to find a vintage housewife manual if such a thing exist!