Style Blog
The Loveliness of Lace
The intricate stiches and patterns first connected to develop lace might have been in 1485 around the collar of a Flemish priest sitting for a painting. Or in 1493 Italy,...
The bigger the bow, the closer to heaven!
I came across this saying recently and was reminded of my early Strasburg Children days learning the roots that formed our company. I’m not Southern by birth, but many years...
Little Lacy Dress
"So one thing I particularly love about summer is a great white dress. For me OR for my baby! That’s why I was so thrilled when I was contacted by Strasburg...
The Craft of Smocking
In some families, the art of smocking is handed down from generation to generation like a fine recipe. The gathering of fabric, the carefully placed stitches that pull the pleats...
Why silk dupioni?
As you stroll through our collection of dresses, you’ll notice our love of silk dupioni, the fabric many of our styles are designed with. How has this fabric earned such...
Keeping Everyone Jolly For the Santa Photo
This is my 11th year getting little’s dressed up and heading out on a Santa photo adventure. Given the holiday shopping crowds and number of other Mama’s attempting the same,...
What are French seams?
You may have seen some of our materials talking about French Seams. But, do you really know what that means? It sounds fancy, doesn’t it? That’s what we thought, but...