I love this meadow year round but the winter is such a beautiful time to see it. In the summer, there is a lot of overgrowth and you have to be careful out here to not step on a snake or something but in the winter, everything is dormant and you can really see every little plant and patch of moss close to the ground.
There are these pretty little fern type plants that creep along the ground and they look so fragile but from the frost the other morning and the running deer, I can tell that they're stronger than they look. Although I do miss the wild daisies that come with summer in this area, there's something to be said about the little hidden things that come when the flowers die off for the season.
Today I wore one of my favorite tops that I made with Simplicity 1364 and a skirt I made with vintage wool fabric with a stack of matching bakelite. This top is one I plan to sew again and again. I wore another made from this pattern recently but I did something funky with the neckline and it didn't turn out as the 60s slash neck top that I hoped so this time I was more careful to follow the instructions and take my time.
Outfit
Blouse- made by me from Simplicity 1364
Skirt- Made by me with vintage fabric
Shoes- BAIT Footwear
Vintage fruit earrings- St. Charles Antique Mall
Bakelite bangles- various places
The tones in this outfit are so lovely with your hair!
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Kristina
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What a cute story about the deer! Also I don't think I'll ever get over how darling your grandma's looks. Also, this outfit is perfection! So simple, but so stylish!
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-Janey
I LOVE your bakelite collection and your green outfit is gorgeous! X
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