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The Secrets Behind Ink In The 18th Century

Random Bits of Fascination Posted on April 15, 2023 by Maria GraceApril 5, 2023
In Her own hand

Here’s a chance to see all the things I’ve been posting about in action!

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Making Your Mark: When Ink was Made at Home, pt 2

Random Bits of Fascination Posted on April 4, 2023 by Maria GraceMarch 15, 2023
In Her own hand

Last week, we looked at making basic black ink the sort Jane Austen probably use. But black can be dull and boring, right? Where colored inks a thing then? They absolutely were! So let’s take a look at how colored inks might have been made.

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Color Changing Ink

Random Bits of Fascination Posted on April 1, 2023 by Maria GraceMarch 15, 2023
English violet (Viola odorata) illustration from Medical Botany (1836) by John Stephenson and James Morss Churchill.

Good morning, readers, this is Maria Grace and I’m coming to you, once again, from the depths of the research rabbit hole. I’m sure you’re so surprised to find me here again.

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Making Your Mark: When Ink was Made at Home, pt 1

Random Bits of Fascination Posted on March 28, 2023 by Maria GraceMarch 15, 2023
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Today’s pens combine pen and ink into a convenient vessel, ready for instant use. In Austen’s day, pen and ink were separate entities, and is was often home made.

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A Touch of Quill and Ink: Regency Letter Writing

Random Bits of Fascination Posted on November 15, 2022 by Maria GraceDecember 11, 2024

During the Regency era, writing letters, reading them, and sharing the news they contained was an essential part of social life, one largely slated for the women of the household.

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