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Dress; Burda 8511, details here
Sandals; Misano
Nail varnish; Glamourpuss, BYS
Monday, January 21, 2013
I've been pruning...
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- I'm from Perth, Australia and I make all my own clothes. Sometimes I make things for unsuspecting family members too. This is my space for documenting stuff made by me, as well as a sometime personal style diary. Unless stated otherwise; all photographs are taken by me and are owned by me. Copyright © 2009-2013 Carolyn Smith. All rights reserved
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Beautiful -- so jealous -- we're getting snow again tonight!
ReplyDeleteI love those colors!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteQué flores más bonitas e inspiradoras
ReplyDeleteYour flowers and your lovely summer outfits are a breath of fresh air! Here in Canada we are knee deep in snow:(
ReplyDeleteDon't make me hate you Carolyn. These pictures of gratuitous beauty must stop. The only thing growing in my part of the world is icicles. 8-)
ReplyDeleteoh to see pretty flowers outside at the moment - we just have slushy sno
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms and toes. :-) I love your fashion diary ... I must've missed its debut.
ReplyDeleteIs that Bougainvillea? That's something I miss from my childhood. Of course, there are lots of pretty flowers in England too, just different. At the moment, we have snow on the ground and school is closed.
ReplyDeleteyou newly minted "Society of Navel-Gazing fashion bloggers" is hilarious. I often feel that way when trying to take photos for the blog. It is always best to laugh at myself. Oh I miss summer - you are making me jealous wearing a summer shift.
ReplyDeleteThose are some beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteIs that crepe myrtle? They are lovely whatever they are.
ReplyDeleteShelley; it is bougainvillea :)
DeleteYay for pruned floral arrangements, and matching toenails, and your lovely outfit sketches. :)
ReplyDeleteI'll second the Nave-Gazing Fashion Bloggers. :D
I'm still longing for summer, so today I painted my nails (coral and aqua, because I like the two-toned contrast) even though I'm only going to see them twice a day in the bathroom (because I currently wear knitted socks even to bed). It felt good. I shall keep painting my nails even in winter, because it makes me smile.
Cute shoes! I remember the first time I heard Martha Stewart talk about bringing in her pruning for arrangements - I think it was Crabapples. Never occurred to me!
ReplyDeleteYour funny Carolyn! I love those names. A navel gazing foot shot certainly beats battles with the self timer! Gorgeous arrangement..
ReplyDeleteA beautiful foral arrangement. I have done this before with prunings. Bottlebrush make a magnificent floral arrangement.
ReplyDeleteI love Bougainvillea. It cascades down the mountain behind my house. I love the little white top in you last post. I think I have a little bit of top envy.
ReplyDeletemmmm, pretty ... both the dress and the flowers!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! You're funny! Love the navel gazing interpretation! The best kind of floral arrangements are from your garden. You know you like the flowers or you wouldn't be growing them. Is your dress a border print fabric?
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous flowers.
ReplyDeleteUmh and the flickr suggestion could become an internet sensation.
Beautiful flowers. I think I can see a sneak peak of your itty bitty stash busting project !
ReplyDeleteLovely to see some summer colour.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I'm jealous of your summer and your course of floral arrangement, you always make me laugh, haha, "Navel-Gazing Fashion Bloggers Society", haha.
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