Valentine’s Days may come and go, but the messages from the heart are truly meant to last forever– especially when captured in ink. Read along as we relive the sentiments of the early 20th century through keepsake postcards To Vernon Cleary of Seattle, WA, 1913 My dearest sweetheart, Rose are red, Violets are blue, Honey… Read More Decades of Love: Vintage Valentine’s Day Cards and their Messages
By Sela Hanna, Marjorie Magazine Staff Can we all agree that there is something nostalgic and special when someone writes you a handwritten letter? The history of letter writing is so important. There is something about the imprints of the ink left behind from our loved ones who have passed that brings back a sense… Read More The Art of the Handwritten Letter
Our favorites to revive the classic communication of letterwriting… Read More A Loving Letter Hand
The following quote and photos originally appeared via GlitterGuide. As if the modest, mid-century aesthetic of the Ruffle Blog’s founder wasn’t enough to make us want to gut our own homes, for us vintage-loving ladies our eyes are almost instantly drawn to the focal-point of this room. Right above the mantel hangs not a mirror… Read More The Sweet Love Story Behind this Letter Hanging Over The Founder of the Ruffled Blog’s Mantel
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