I have had a great time thinking about these dresses. I wish I was better at drawing and explaining my idea. I love that Shabby Apple designs modest and stylish dresses. Thank you for the contest, I have already had a great time.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Dress Design for Shabby Apple Dresses
Here are some dress designs for Shabby Apples Dare to Design contest.
For this dress I see it in a crisp white cotton but I think that navy would be a better choice because I don't see myself wearing a white dress. The ruffle would go all the way around and end at the hem. The sash would also go all the way around and tie in a big bow. I nice fit on top and an a-line skirt that goes just past the knee.
For the dress above it would be in a grass green knit. 3 pleats in the front and a fit like a favorite t-shirt that flares out at the hips. I also think this dress would be cute with a leather belt or a scarf at the waist to make is a little more flattering for some.
For this dress I like buttercup yellow or robins egg blue. The fabric would be cotton for the main dress and a matching silk for the ruffles. Three ruffles on each side of a button up top and three ruffles at the bottom. The skirt is gathered with a sash between that ties in the back.
I have had a great time thinking about these dresses. I wish I was better at drawing and explaining my idea. I love that Shabby Apple designs modest and stylish dresses. Thank you for the contest, I have already had a great time.
I have had a great time thinking about these dresses. I wish I was better at drawing and explaining my idea. I love that Shabby Apple designs modest and stylish dresses. Thank you for the contest, I have already had a great time.
Monday, October 26, 2009
So there's one worth while thing to do in Utah County
Rob has been wanting to go to Timpanogos Cave for a while now. We decided to stay the night in Salt Lake and go to the cave. It was a perfect day to be outside.
We started up the mile and a half trail. It was a little intense for me because of my fear of heights but Amy stayed by my side and held my hand.
Her fingers weren't that purple.
The cave was very interesting and fun to go through. There are some tight spots but Jenna didn't seem to have a problem.
We were parked by the river. It was very pretty with the leaves on the ground.
We drove the Alpine Loop and ended up at Bridal Veil Falls.
It was a beautiful fall day. I am very glad that Rob talked me into it. I love to spend time with my family. I have the best one.
The cave was very interesting and fun to go through. There are some tight spots but Jenna didn't seem to have a problem.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
It's Done
The painting portion anyway. I finally got my living room/kitchen painted. It took a year to get paint samples, then 4 months to decide on a color, 3 more months to get started and 2 months to finish. It ended up that I painted the family room too. I am very happy with it and now on to hanging stuff on the walls. I am wanting to change things up a little so we will see how long that takes to decide. I couldn't find a good picture of the before but here is a little bit of what it is like now. I know it isn't a great picture but it is a really subtle gray with some blue. I think the blue furniture bring that out more.
Monday, August 31, 2009
The Conversation I Never Thought I Would Have
Jenna: Mom, we need some plastic gloves.
Me: What for?
Jenna: A grasshopper is having babies and we are trying to pull them out.
Me: What for?
Jenna: A grasshopper is having babies and we are trying to pull them out.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
The BIG 1-0
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Back To School
I guess you could say that the first day of school was a success. Amy said that her teacher is really nice. I guess she had heard differently but she said she thought she would like her. I can't believe 5th grade is here already. My baby is growing up. I guess that means I have to grow up too.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Vacation
This post will be mostly pictures with a little explanation. We had a great vacation to South Dakota. We saw a lot and I took a lot of pictures. First of all we stayed 3 nights in Deadwood, SD. It is an old mining town and had a gold rush in 1876. Wild Bill Hickok was killed and buried there. Calamity Jane wanted to be buried next to him so she is buried there also. It was a cool little town in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
This was the sunrise over Bear Lake on our way to South Dakota.
Our first glimpse of Mt. Rushmore.
This was the sunrise over Bear Lake on our way to South Dakota.
You can't tell in the picture but this tunnel frames Mt. Rushmore. We drove on the Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway. It was built for the views. We went through 3 tunnels that all framed Mt. Rushmore.
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