The other week I went thrifting with my mom and I found this forest green dress from The Limited for $3.49 and in the cart it went. Lurve, at first sight. It's always interesting to go thrifting with my mom because, even to this day, whenever I pick something out, she gets a really nervous look and tries to redirect my attention onto something else. To be fair, the dress was a major don't for my body type. Drop waist, sheath but too tight on my hips, too short, and the 2000-esque bow nicely accentuated a post-baby bump that shouldn't be there anymore (it's just so rainy outside and I'm definitely guilty of
Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
St. Patrick's Day Refashion
Friday, March 17, 2017
The other week I went thrifting with my mom and I found this forest green dress from The Limited for $3.49 and in the cart it went. Lurve, at first sight. It's always interesting to go thrifting with my mom because, even to this day, whenever I pick something out, she gets a really nervous look and tries to redirect my attention onto something else. To be fair, the dress was a major don't for my body type. Drop waist, sheath but too tight on my hips, too short, and the 2000-esque bow nicely accentuated a post-baby bump that shouldn't be there anymore (it's just so rainy outside and I'm definitely guilty of
Saturday, October 29, 2016
I am officially the worst ever. Scott and I have been talking about getting Hugo's Halloween costume around the time that Halloweeny things entered the store (so like, August? haha) but we kept putting it off... and putting it off... until it was a week before Halloween and we didn't have a costume for the Hugo bear!
Labels:
Disney
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DIY
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Halloween
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Holiday
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mickey mouse
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sewing
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trick or treat
Location:
Seattle, WA, USA
Monday, November 23, 2015
I am really excited to share my first DIY of the holiday season! 1.) Because Christmas is right around the corner and it's Hugo's first Christmas and 2.) I may have a mild obsession with wreaths and all things glitteerrr. Combine all of these things, and it's gonna be a great time!
I chose to share a wreath as my first DIY of the season because they can be a little hard on the holiday budget. Quality, in style, Christmas wreaths can easily add up, especially if you have other decor to purchase. If you're picky about the overall look and fullness of holiday wreaths, then you'll really enjoy all of the customization that comes with making your own! I know that I do, and half of the time, I can achieve the look that I want for significantly less.
Labels:
Christmas
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DIY
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DIY wreath
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glam decor
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Glitter
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glitter wreath
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Gold
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Holiday
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Holiday Wreath
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rustic decor
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Wreath
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wreath tutorial
Location:
Seattle, WA, USA
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