But although deals come at different prices, what I consider to be a deal is usually below $5. So, with that in mind I looked at this and this store, and fell in love, but not so much in love that I would purchase anything of course.
These were my two favorite dresses. I think this one is darling. So boarding school-esque. You must know my childhood fantasy was to live on the east coast and go to a boarding school and wear a uniform...of course after reading Little Princess, Samantha, and the Little Colonel series. All wonderful books might I add. 

Here is my other favorite dress. I think it looks better on than off personally, but it didn't look too difficult.
What do you think? Notice the gorgeous model....
I think the back is my favorite. The neckline in back is my favorite part of the dress.
I thought this was a really sweet picture, the way the light fell.
Riding her bike in a dress...And may I note this is my girl. I used to take all my china dolls for bike rides. Needless to say, I don't have many left. That's just the kinda girl I was.
5 comments:
I love the dress. I would have guessed that you made it-- but you are great at sewing; if anyone else's child was wearing that dress, I'd think they bought it at a boutique.
you made that without a pattern? very impressive. i say stylish! lily always looks so cute, though, no matter what she's wearing.
seriously no pattern?
i love olive juice clothing so much. have i ever purchased any? No.
I think it looks fantastic! I hate to use patterns too, but have yet to venture into making clothes. I stick to curtains, table cloths and quilts!
And I love how she's riding her bike in a dress.
Super cute. I love to quilt with my sewing machine, but I'm terrified of trying clothing. The closest thing to clothing I've done was L's last sling.
Way cute. I love to sew and sew clothes, but I don't attempt with out some sort of pattern--I just alter them to make what I want. I am way impressed
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