This month's sponsors include several fantastic blogs and beautiful etsy shops....
See my tiki dress and swimsuit using Mrs. Depew patterns.
Breck's Vintage is a colorful collection of vintage clothing, accessories and home goods. Since my sister had a new baby girl last week, I've been really loving looking at all of her adorable vintage baby clothes and I think Aunt Brittany may need to buy the little lady her first vintage dress! For updates and new arrivals, see Breck's Vintage on facebook and twitter
Collar City Brownstone is one of my new favorite reads, written by Xenia who has a passion for historic restoration, romantic films, home decor and the beauty in all things vintage. I know that a lot of blogs tend to stick to one topic but I love when blogs like Collar City Brownstone (named for Xenia's gorgeous Queen Anne Victorian Brownstone home) aren't afraid to be eclectic and they do it well! Xenia's blog truly has something to inspire everyone from vintage and historic home decor, beautiful foods, vintage fashion, movies and books....and don't forget a nice dash of actor, Richard Armitage!
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Lady Eve Millinery specializes in stunning handmade vintage inspired hats and headpieces. All hats are designed and made by Aimee using vintage millinery techniques. Aimee showed us a peek at her process in our interview a few months ago. See all Lady Eve designs in her etsy shop and follow her inspirational pin boards on etsy.
Now that I'm a full time blogger, I can't wait to spend more time this summer with some of my patterns from Mrs. Depew. Mrs. Depew Vintage carries a large selection of rare reproduction
vintage patterns in PDF format for home sewers. Some vintage sewing
patterns can be ten times more expensive than the fabric used to create
the garment so it's such a blessing to have affordable options from Mrs.
Depew. See her blog for updates on new patterns and sew-a-long projects
and check out her website and etsy shop to get copies of her fantastic
patterns.
See my tiki dress and swimsuit using Mrs. Depew patterns.
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Global vintage shop carries jewelry, home decor, accessories art and all sorts of vintage treasures from around the world including vintage wedding rhinestone jewelry fit for a spring bride. See the shop for the full selection and follow on facebook for new listings and updatesBreck's Vintage is a colorful collection of vintage clothing, accessories and home goods. Since my sister had a new baby girl last week, I've been really loving looking at all of her adorable vintage baby clothes and I think Aunt Brittany may need to buy the little lady her first vintage dress! For updates and new arrivals, see Breck's Vintage on facebook and twitter
Trunk of Dresses carries some of the most amazing vintage clothing and accessories on the web- with selections of Little Black Dresses, Bridal, Separates and everything in between! She always has something truly unique with an amazing print or spectacular details.
For more on this fabulous etsy shop, see the feature post.
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Flashback Summer is a vintage blog written by a fellow Missouri gal, Emileigh. Emileigh blogs her personal style through vintage and vintage inspired outfits, lifestyle and wonderful words of advice and encouragement in her tips and tutorials. Her recent sweater makeover has me searching the thrift stores for some knits to bring back to life. Also see her awesome guest post on Va-Voom Vintage on 7 Ways to Spice up a Pair of Vintage Gloves
We enjoyed my feature on Lexi's blog, Voluptuous Vintage Vixen in February. Every day, Lexi features one amazing plus sized woman on her blog, showcasing curves and inspiration for a "love yourself" attitude. When she's not blogging, she's working as a hair and makeup artist in Paris, encouraging women to feel beautiful and rock their curves. See my review last month on Lexi's book, Decades of Style: A Step by Step Hair and Makeup Guide- 60s and 70s.
All of them are such great sites and have such yummy things in their etsy shops! xox
ReplyDeleteWhat a bevy of awesome vintage goodness! Seriously lovely sponsors one and all. My knees went weak over that gorgeous floral topped green hat from Lady Eve. I can't help but think it would look stellar worked into an Alpine/Oktoberfest inspired outfit.
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Thanks for the info on these sweet shops. Maybe I can find a dress, lol!
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