I've got a bit of an undeniable thing for drab green. I'm not really sure what it is, but the color really grabs me particularly when paired with vintage prints. I love this little stack.
From top right to bottom left: - vintage dress fabric via Urban Burp - Oz dots by Sanae for Moda - Unknown Japanese - vintage dress fabric via Urban Burp - Marie Jacobi for Yuwa - Suzuko Koseki postmark print - New York landmarks from Timeless Treasures - plaid from Sevenberry Japan
On this topic, I can be in complete agreement with you. And I like your taste in yellow, too. You will like this dress http://www.lazybones.com.au/littlies/littlies-dresses/polly-dress-kensington.html that I bought for Miss 4 while on holidays, although I think the same retro styling, with one of the prints from your pictured stash, would have been enough to make my eyes hurt from the gorgeousness. (And my link-up is to not to shamelessly turn your blog comments into advertising for anyone's products. Just that I haven't worked out what this Pinterest thing is yet, that everyone is linking to? Call me the dodo.)
I like the muted greens as well......reminds me of ....wet earth. now if we could pair that with the smell after the first rain in a forest. blissful. can't wait to see them transformed.
I ADORE green. It is like CRACK to me. I always end up with it in my decor...in all shades!!
ReplyDeleteI love them so much I stuck them on my pinboard. Specifically the bottom four fabrics and that gorgeous picture print. Cherrie
ReplyDeleteGreat little stack! And that teeny bit of pink is a great pop for it! Nice, nice.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with a bit of drab. My whole kitchen is drab green, although I believe the paint company marketed it as "pea green" instead!
ReplyDeleteEeee! That happy stack is anything BUT drab! Gorgeousness abounds. So pretty.I agree with Pamela on that pop o' pink. Swoon!
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric stack. What are they?
ReplyDeleteFrom top right to bottom left:
Delete- vintage dress fabric via Urban Burp
- Oz dots by Sanae for Moda
- Unknown Japanese
- vintage dress fabric via Urban Burp
- Marie Jacobi for Yuwa
- Suzuko Koseki postmark print
- New York landmarks from Timeless Treasures
- plaid from Sevenberry Japan
green, is my favorite favorite colour! and these are so beautiful, yum!
ReplyDeleteI love those fabrics - I agree with the green thing, it is great in vintage graphic/atomic prints.
ReplyDeleteOn this topic, I can be in complete agreement with you. And I like your taste in yellow, too. You will like this dress http://www.lazybones.com.au/littlies/littlies-dresses/polly-dress-kensington.html that I bought for Miss 4 while on holidays, although I think the same retro styling, with one of the prints from your pictured stash, would have been enough to make my eyes hurt from the gorgeousness. (And my link-up is to not to shamelessly turn your blog comments into advertising for anyone's products. Just that I haven't worked out what this Pinterest thing is yet, that everyone is linking to? Call me the dodo.)
ReplyDeleteI like the muted greens as well......reminds me of ....wet earth. now if we could pair that with the smell after the first rain in a forest. blissful. can't wait to see them transformed.
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