As Michele has just said, Daisy certainly looks grown-up in those pictures! She is a darling and so is the delightful pinafore. I've just enjoyed reading some of your Christmassy posts from years gone by..... thankyou Anna, for inspiration as always. :)
Super cute! Wish my girl was still young enough to wear something like that. I too popped over to see if it was still there (maybe a gift for someone else I thought)...
How cute! Daisy looks like she grew up a lot since your last picture :-). Looks like it was purchased already...you are so lucky to have such great clientele that snap up your creations within 10 minutes of listing, LOL!
Where did you find such darling fabric? Is it vintage? Your little model is looking so sweet - and grown up! Thanks for sharing it with us today. It reminds me of fleece fabric I bought yesterday for a soft 'throw' for my youngest grandson. He's a busy 14-month-old but he loves to snuggle. I'll share it soon and you will see the similarity. ~Adrienne~
Anna! I just jumped over to the Etsy shop to purchase this for my niece when it appears others had the thought first. This is too cute! I always look forward to when you post your items for purchase. More, please!
Anna, I just love reading your blog. Sometime, I would love to hear more about your routines: how, really, do you manage it with all those children and so many interests and talents? And where on earth do you find time to search through the thrift store racks for such treasures? You are an inspiration!
Thank you for injecting a little peace and order to my day. I keep hoping it will rub off on me. :)
I'm absolutely convinced after reading your blog for a year that the thrift stores in your area are just chock full of things that don't exist in my part of the country. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous! :) That fabric is absolutely fantastic.
Anna,
ReplyDeleteI just saw the adorable pinafore and popped over to your shop to see about purchasing it and it wasn't there. Was it snapped up quite quickly?
I think it is really amazingly cute. What an eye you have for re-purposing things!
Amy
What a precious model you have employed there! She's getting so grown-up looking! Adorable pinafore, too!
ReplyDeleteAs Michele has just said, Daisy certainly looks grown-up in those pictures! She is a darling and so is the delightful pinafore.
ReplyDeleteI've just enjoyed reading some of your Christmassy posts from years gone by..... thankyou Anna, for inspiration as always. :)
Now that is fun!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Wish my girl was still young enough to wear something like that. I too popped over to see if it was still there (maybe a gift for someone else I thought)...
ReplyDeleteComing out of hiding to say that is absolutely adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteJust adorable and so is little Daisy!
ReplyDeleteAw man, too late! So adorable, though. At least I got to see the pictures.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Daisy looks like she grew up a lot since your last picture :-). Looks like it was purchased already...you are so lucky to have such great clientele that snap up your creations within 10 minutes of listing, LOL!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, how cute is that? Doesnt she want to keep it?
ReplyDeleteTalent talent.
Christina
Very sweet - love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is very sweet!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute!!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness that's so cute!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Has it already gone from the shop?
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable! I love the pinafore idea.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find such darling fabric? Is it vintage? Your little model is looking so sweet - and grown up! Thanks for sharing it with us today. It reminds me of fleece fabric I bought yesterday for a soft 'throw' for my youngest grandson. He's a busy 14-month-old but he loves to snuggle. I'll share it soon and you will see the similarity.
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
I want one in my size! I loved to pretend I was a zookeeper when I was Daisy's age. It made looking after our pets so much more fun.
ReplyDeleteOh that's wonderful..and a very pretty model.
ReplyDeleteSusannah x
Anna!
ReplyDeleteI just jumped over to the Etsy shop to purchase this for my niece when it appears others had the thought first. This is too cute! I always look forward to when you post your items for purchase. More, please!
In Christ,
Dawn
So sweet! Could that fabric be more perfect?
ReplyDeleteAnna, I just love reading your blog. Sometime, I would love to hear more about your routines: how, really, do you manage it with all those children and so many interests and talents? And where on earth do you find time to search through the thrift store racks for such treasures? You are an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThank you for injecting a little peace and order to my day. I keep hoping it will rub off on me. :)
I'm absolutely convinced after reading your blog for a year that the thrift stores in your area are just chock full of things that don't exist in my part of the country. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous! :)
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is absolutely fantastic.
That's adorable!! How do you find all that fun stuff? Our thrift stores are dismal here!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!!! You are amazing -- with your ideas and your sewing.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Where do you get such cute patterns for smocks? I would love to find some to make my daughter.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
That is darling! ...and little Miss Daisy is growing up so fast!
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