Happy to announce that the #corpus of 200 #French #Eighteenth-Century #novels that my colleague Julia Röttgermann has edited in the framework of the #MiMoText project is now also described as a #DataPaper in #JOHD:

Röttgermann, J. (2024) ‘The Collection of Eighteenth-Century French Novels 1751–1800’, Journal of Open Humanities Data, 10(1), p. 31.

Available at: https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.201

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Christmas decs #ladysmagazine style. Hoping to make 10 of these for friends and family. A commuter-friendly sewing project adapted from the crown design of a bonnet pattern in the 1812 Lady’s Magazine. #dresshistory #georgian #regency #sewing #embroidery #needlework #eighteenth century #nineteenthcentury #womenshistory

Sorting out threads. My system isn’t very neat or systematic for that matter, but I love that I keep them in a Georgian portable writing desk. It sort of feels like the perfect metaphor for me. But I think it is time to what to do with all the stitched things I have made in the past year in. Very occasionally I turn things into cushions or cards, or give them away but I have no idea what to do with this lot. Answers on a postcard please? #needlework #embroidery #craft #eighteenth #writerscraft