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Getting ready for senior ball last year with friends I've known since elementary school.
Roll 25, 400 film
My life seems to be full of pink at the minute. I dont even like pink that much, purple yes, pink is so not me! But seems to be very much the preference of my 4 year old.
A few years ago, I started making new felt ornaments every holiday season. And last year, I discovered sequins. Now I'm obsessed, so I added a tutorial for using sequins to the &Stitches blog so everyone else can get obsessed, too.
Sprinkled with pixie dust and sequins this pink rainbow fairy dress up costume is sure to have extra magic within! This shimmery spandex is embellished with pink rainbow flowers with the most beautiful gems at the center. The knee length, layered tricot skirt is sewn directly into the leotard, making it perfect for daily wear or use. Our kids fairy princess wrist scarves make a great addition.
White eyelet shirtdress, vintage. Black, cowl-neck tank, Apt 9. Dark denim, Calvin Klein (overdyed by me). Silver sequin shoes, Nina. Sliver “birdcage” earrings, World Market. Black patent, quilted headband, Claire’s Boutique.
I was flipping through my I was flipping through my What I Wore Today photo set yesterday and realized that I hadn’t worn my hospital dress or sequin shoes in a while. Why not wear them both at once? Some people dress casually on Friday; I dress crazily.
I over-dyed these jeans (and my one other pair of dark jeans) this weekend with one package of indigo and one package of black Dylon dye. I LOVE the results. (For comparison, the first photo in the below montage features this exact pair back in March.) How much do you want to bet, though, that I have blue legs by the end of the day?
As this is the fourth time I’ve worn the crazy hospital dress, I think it’s time for a “how have you liked it best” poll.
34/365 (430) and Macro Mondays, subject "Busy"
One of those struggle days....think I've over dosed on paint fumes! I mostly struggled with the Macro Monday theme of Busy, so at some point someone, or most probably a machine, was busy sewing on all these sequins :))
These sequined ornaments were made by me, my mother, my aunt, and a close friend. I don't know if you can see the garland on this garland, but it is 8 and 2/3 yards of antique glass garland from the end of the 1800s to the beginning of the 1900s. I found them at a garage sale and paid 25-cents for them!
Puka shells, seed beads on burlap treated with acrylic medium. 4.5" x 6.5" sampler, framed in light wood (' x 12" shadow box. 2020.
see full Art Work: www.flickr.com/photos/dembicer/49985802957
sweater - gap
cords - gap
boots - madden girl
fedora - market in italy
sequined collar - karl
clutch - zara
Rings are tatted with white thread and the chains are tatted with a silver thread that comes with tiny sequins on it. I love this little snowflake!
Today was a great day! I love summer!
Blazer: thrifted
Sequin dress: glassons
Jeans: Lee riders
Boots: shoe warehouse
BLOG : www.fashionbait.blogspot.com :)
Hello and welcome to Splash Boutique! I specialize in big, bright, and colorful chunky beaded necklaces for children of all ages. All of my necklaces are hand crafted by me! My chunky beaded necklaces are designed for your little one to wear everyday or to complete the look for that special occasion! They also are great as a photography prop.
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Opaque and Translucent circular sequins forming an interestingly put together cubical design. Elegant and stylish.
This girl I work with bought these off ebay. My first reaction was 'drag queen' but I think I secretly like them.
Claret sequined dress over white bra, white lace thong, white suspender belt and black seamed stockings.
I was driving down town in Helsinki. It was a bright bright day. The sun was shining. Away in the distance a mirror was flashing on the pavement. There was white light dancing around the feet of tall girl who was wearing a frock. The dress was swirling around her legs and her feet were sparkling.
She was dancing along the pavement, coming nearer and nearer and her feet were on fire, or so it seemed.
She was wearing a pair of silver sequined sneakers, and her walk was stoping the traffic. She was turning heads just becasue she was wearing some crazy flashing sequined footwear. It was like scattering diamonds on the footpath. It was like an oar dipped in the phosphorent lumminous moon-light ocean. It was magic.
No wonder Dorothy did magic with a click of her heels.