Little Treasures made a beautifully embroidered frock called the Syracuse dress named after the floral beauty of Syracuse. B4 the door made a sophisticated McCalls vintage 7003 circa 1963 frock. LOVE the neckline. I've seen detailing like this in very expensive boutique stores. If only more people knew how to sew they'd be spending far less on what they buy!
O Sarah O! Makes an Anthropologie copy of a peterpan collared tee. Looks so spot on!
OH and a couple of you were interested in knowing how I can post some posts ONLY to my followers. If any more of you are interested just let me know and I'll try to write a tutorial. Though HTML code is such a tricky thing. Sometimes what works for one person doesn't work for another. I will say that eventually they show up on my 'older' posts and you can see them in my archives but they never show up on my front page. Pretty cool.
It wasn't easy. It's a trick with the 'labels' in blogger. It wasn't as easy as cutting and pasting an html code. There were several elements I had to change like hiding the posts without a certain label and then hiding the labels themselves. It will take me some time to retrace my steps but if enough of you are interested I'll give it a go.
Like not spending money? 
4 {comments}:
Wow! Thanks Kathleen! Your blog is so awesome!
would very much like to see a tutorial on that.
oh, and those repuposed/revamped converse ROCK! what a talent she has. =)
Thanks Kathleen, for highlighting my dress! I'm utterly flattered!
Thank you Kathleen for including my dress! Deeply honoured!
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