-attributed to James M. Barrie
These are more like asters and coreopsis, but you get the idea:
Isn't that cheerful? You probably already know where the fabric came from, and what the pattern is, right?
It's got more of that 3/4 sleeve action going on:
As well as some dolman-ness:
The other thing that keeps the winter blues away around here? Trader Joe's Gingerbread Molasses cookies, baked from frozen dough:
These are the best gingerbread cookies, anywhere, anyhow. They start out soft and stay soft. That is, if you can keep them around for a few days. But probably you can't.
It is a cheery top, perfect for grey days.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to a Trader Joo's, they don't
have them near me, but your cookie looks so good, enjoy.
I wore it the very next day, and it did keep me smiling :-)
DeleteThat shirt is an explosion of sunshine! Can you send some my way?
ReplyDeleteNo, you should come over here: we have ACTUAL sunshine today!
Deletelooks like you're already gearing up for spring! and i recall some pretty cold chicago winters when i lived in that neck of the woods... sandals? ha! super cute outfit though, i love it!
ReplyDeleteHehe - these are my "indoor shoes," but it has been very mild this winter. And my house is really well-insulated, so it's usually pretty warm in here :-)
DeleteVery pretty! You really pull the floral patterns off well. I'm definitely going to try those cookies very soon, thank you so much for the recommendation!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You'll love the cookies :-)
DeleteYou've captured summer in a shirt! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I think I could wear this almost all year long, which is a bonus!
DeleteIt's so great to see your smile and you are so confident in your style!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kepanie! Who wouldn't smile, with a cookie in her hand?! ;-)
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