I was in W for groceries. And spotted this lovely cotton eyelet dress with blue hydrangeas. Mass produced in some sweat shop, right? Not handmade, home made like I was planning. But, man, do I love it. Tell me all the reasons it's so much better to go pick a pattern and my own pretty fabric. Help!!
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
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I was in W for groceries. And spotted this lovely cotton eyelet dress with blue hydrangeas. Mass produced in some sweat shop, right? Not handmade, home made like I was planning. But, man, do I love it. Tell me all the reasons it's so much better to go pick a pattern and my own pretty fabric. Help!!
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3 comments:
uhm.... I dunno... if the price is right, it could be just as simple to purchase as fight with sewing at the last minute......just saying.....
Hey, lets not get ourselves cornered into feeling like a "bad mom" if we purchase an Easter dress. The bottom line is, it should be about what makes you and the girls happy. If that dress would make you all happy, then get it! Why put a label on what you can or cant do? We are not committing any crime if we decide to purchase an Easter dress this year.
Definitely a cute dress. Hope your day is going well. :)
Alexandra
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