TASHA  TUDOR  & FAMILY

A wonderful study of Tasha's kitchen. She started this painting in the 80's and finished it in 2001 or so. True to Tasha Tudor's nature, this painting shows the family baking, the children licking out the bowl while the corgyn eagerly await their turn. Three kittens play with yarn in front of the warm cook stove. Print 8 1/2"x11" Printed in the USA.

Tasha Tudor's beloved book is adapted for cross stitch. This project reflects Tasha's love of everyday life, and would make a welcome addition to any home, with its nostalgic reflection of days gone by.

Size 8" x 13 1/2"

On 18 count Charles Craft fabric.

Designed by Barbara Bangser for the Posy Collection.

Reprinted from the Jenny Wren Press era (1991), this has been one of the most frequently requested images. With the warmth of the Mother giving her children their snack, we can understand why. Print 8 1/2"x11" Printed in the USA.

This image was originally published years ago as a Christmas Card and reprinted in the Jenny Wren Press era. This painting shows the warmth and tenderness of the Saturday night bathing ritual prior to the invention of indoor plumbing. Tasha's children remember this experience distinctly. They say one side of your body would be icy cold, while the side facing the fire would be too hot. Print 8 1/2"x11" Printed in the USA.

This classic and instantly recognizable Tasha Tudor print was drawn from scenes in Tasha's own home. The alternative title for this piece was "Cat in the Mixing Bowl", because, if you look closely, you'll see Minou (Tasha's beloved one eyed cat) hiding from the corgyn. We are particularly impressed with Granny's ability to capture the Oriental rug, as well as the worn, antique texture of her beautiful blue cupboard.

Size 12" x 17"

Printed in USA

After publishing her first book Roosters Crow and Hens Don't in 2015, Ellie Tudor realized the general public needed even more information to fully understand chickens the way she does.  She developed this second volume, again, self-motiviated.  In this book, she shows us how hens take care of their chicks, where they sleep, what they eat, what they discuss, and so much more. A delightful and informative read for children and adults alike! 

Published by Rooster Crow Press. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" 16 pages long.Color illustrations.

Tasha's lush garden serves as the backdrop for these children feeding doves, playing with corgis, and gardening. What could be more welcoming of spring, gardening season, and Easter? Three images; three of each for a total of 9 cards/envelopes sized 5" x 7" Printed in USA with paper from well-managed forests and other sources.

While the darkness of a New England winter night lies throughout the house, all within is full of light, warmth and Christmas Cheer. As you can see the revelry is not confined to the family above the floorboards...beneath an equally festive party goes on. We are pleased to offer this popular image.

Interior Greeting: "Merry Christmas!"

5" x 7"

10 cards/envelopes.

Printed in USA with paper from well-managed forests and other sources.

Tasha Tudor maintains her goat yard while at the same time supplying kindling for her cookstove.

5" x 7"

Blank interior.

8 cards/envelopes.

Photograph by Richard Brown.

Printed in the USA.

This painting shows Tasha Tudor's 'Hen's Pantry'. Visitors are often confused as there are no hens in the pantry. This room used to be the closest to the hen yard and as such, their feed was kept here. The hen yard has since moved and the hen pantry is now used to store necessary household goods, such as hand-dipped beeswax candles, jams and other items that will survive freezing temperatures. 1996. Size 8 1/2"x11" Printed in the USA.

Lovely late-summer print showing an old-fashioned family of eight harvesting the hay crop. They are watched by five goats, two geese and one bantam rooster (who looks a lot like Tasha's real pet, Chickahominy.) You'll also see two corgyn, one of whom is debating whether or not to enjoy the contents of the picnic basket before he is spotted. Size 8 1/2"x11" Printed in the USA.

Drawn from life, these images reflect times and experiences important to Tasha Tudor. Each card accurately depicts traditions and the implements necessary to carry them out in a beautiful and historic portrayal of her life.

Includes: Harvest Pantry, 1830s Kitchen, Baking, Sugar Cookies and Tasha's Hearth

Two each of five images, for a total of ten cards/envelopes.

4"x 5 1/2" Blank interior.

Printed in USA.

Tasha Tudor collects kindling in the fall.  One of the most revered photographs of Tasha. 

5" x 7"

Blank interior.

8 cards/envelopes.

Photograph by Richard Brown.

Printed in the USA.

On a humid July afternoon, those working in the garden to this day will be refreshed from a tray as seen in the first card. After Tasha Tudor bakes a loaf of oatmeal bread, she sets it out to cool before the yellow bread box, as show in the second image. The third card showcases an assemblage of kitchen utensils indicating the forthcoming meal. 4"x 5 1/2" Blank interior. 9 cards/envelopes, 3 of each image. Printed in USA.

This is the last chore of the evening, bringing the pail back from feeding the goats. In early spring, the daylight hours are not as long as one needs, thus the lantern.

5"x 7"

Blank interior.

8 cards/envelopes.

Photograph by Richard Brown.

Printed in USA.

Never without bouquets in the house, Tasha Tudor collected autumn leaves to display when the flowers had gone by. 

Blank interior.

5" x 7"

8 cards/envelopes.

Photograph by Richard Brown.

Printed in the USA.

Tasha has pressed her own apple cider for many years. If the process interests you, this bulletin is full of insight for making yours the best! We receive many requests for information on "How To" live the Tasha Tudor lifestyle. Storey's Country Wisdom Bulletins offer practical, hands-on instructions designed to help you master dozens of country living skills quickly and easily.

From the introduction "The heady fragrance of fresh sweet cider running from the press is a wonderful blend of mellow apples, the faintly acidic scent of fallen leaves, and the brisk taste of country air that has been cleared by early morning frost. The memories of family cider-pressing days stay with children for a lifetime, and through the cooperative work, the fine scents and flavors of the raw material, the instant, gratifying reward of labor in the torrent of delicious golden juice, and the row of filled jugs stored away with anticipation, cider makers enjoy the first-hand experience of self-sufficiency, cooperation, and the pleasure of work." 

30 pages

5 1/2" x 8 1/2" 

Every Halloween Tasha Tudor sets a pumpkin moonshine on each side of her door. Shown here bundled against the autumn chill, she is gathering pumpkins for the enjoyable task.

5" x 7"

Interior blank.

8 cards/envelopes.

Photograph by Richard Brown.

Printed in USA.