Seeking Beauty In Everyday Life
In the 1920's there was still the lacy trims and ribbons on little girl's dresses.
So cute!
A simple play dress with embroidery on the collar.
Photo shoot finished, now time for a cup of tea. Big sister is doing such a good job of pouring the tea. Thanks so much Ruby and Charlotte for modeling for me. Thanks for visiting me today and leaving your delightful comments. I treasure each one of them. Your comments will be posted very soon.
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This is just so adorable, Marilyn. Clearly, the little ones are loving putting on a fashion show for granny.
ReplyDeleteHow's the weather treating you. Jone (DeoWriter) is buried. You must be as well. Quanah and Erin are busting their car out from the ice and snow so they can put on chains and escape the house. Their trip to see us for Christmas has been cancelled. Heartbreaking.
Oh, did you sew these? You are SO talented - these are precious!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty pictures, and perfect pretty models. The clothes are adorable!
ReplyDeleteLaurie
What darling little girls and beautiful vintage dresses and hats!
ReplyDeleteThe first two of the younger one in pink should be on a magazine cover! She is so expressive and you captured it perfectly! Thanks so much for featuring them.
One word..ADORABLE!!!
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