Sentences with phrase «dress pattern too»

I am also considering the Bettine dress pattern too... Best wishes Ellie

Not exact matches

It's too easy to get stuck in the pattern of doing everything for your child, only to turn around and find that your 8 - year - old is still asking you to dress him in the morning.

I am totally into the pattern mixing in this dress too!

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I definitely don't think that's in style... looks odd and too many patterns with those shoes and the dress together.

Hahaha I can't resist it though, the pattern is too nice and, because the dress is so thick, it is super cosy.

I totally agree, got ta use color and pattern to express yourself in the office — dressing for work should be fun too!

If you were wondering I too have made the childs dress from the pattern, for my 5 year old niece.

The dress also comes in red and in a fun black and white heart pattern — which I shot a few pictures of this weekend, too!

I would fight too for this dress Its so cute and the pattern is adorable!

Finally, the navy Ann Taylor number defines your tiny waist but gives you a curvy hourglass shape with the addition of those ruffles (the dress has a tiny polka dot pattern too, which I think is so classic).

For a reading, I would wear a pretty but modest (not too short, not too low cut) dress in a color or pattern that flatters my complexion with a nice cardigan (or jacket if you insist) belted with a skinny belt.

I adore the pattern so much that I'm contemplating the matching blouse or the dress because there's no such thing as too many blue and white florals!

It's always a lot of fun to do «vogue» poses This dress was actually store bought, at least it has a size tag sewn in, but I have seen a similar vintage pattern before too with kimono sleeves like it.

I like them because I can wear them with almost any shirt, patterned or solid, to any occasion as long as it's not too formal, dress them up or down, and always stand out.

I'd hope to find a dress with a plaid pattern that wasn't too lumberjacky (check), with a black / gray / brown / taupe color palette (check), that had pockets (check), and had a straight hemline as opposed to a curved shirttail one (check).

I once tried to make up a vintage dress from a pattern but alas it ended up looking like a maternity nighty it was far too big so i chopped it into a swing top that i never wore then that ended up in a quilt, nevermind.....

This festive pattern is popping up everywhere these winter months and can be seen most frequently in sweater form -LCB- super cute ones here, here + here -RCB-, but also appearing in hat, pant, dress, mittens, scarf, and pajama styles too.

I was excited to make this for two reasons: 1) I've been itching to make a t - shirt dress for ages, even though I suspected it wouldn't suit my midriff too well (I was right — ah well) and 2) I've been wanting to try a Friday Pattern Company design for quite some time as well and it was a good little test.

(3) The dress is beautiful, delicate, stretchable, a bit on me too long but it's not... Free shipping Style: Brief Material: Cotton Silhouette: A-Line Dresses Length: Knee - Length Neckline: Round Collar Sleeve Length: Sleeveless Embellishment: Lace Pattern Type: Solid With Belt: No Season: Fall, Winter

I ordered this off - shoulder long dress because I don't have too many similar style in my closet yet, not to mention the cute polka dot pattern really hits my heart.

After a few teething problems of learning how to use a Japanese Pattern Book, this dress and the collar blouse I also made (ed — post soon) have worked out so well that I'm encouraged to make everything before daughter grows up too much and I have to grade the patterns (she's already on the biggest size).

I love the belt here, too because it cinches the waist nicely and adds a little something extra to the bold pattern of the dress.

Out of curiosity, I will put a top over the dress to see if perhaps it's just * too much * colour and pattern for my frame, although I'm pretty sure I won't remake it into a top and skirt... too much work with the zipper and lining.

The Caterina dress is lovely, but you're right that it's easy to have a wardrobe full of green and navy tartan — I have three dresses with this pattern already too!

Also, this dress in the same pattern is too cute!

The pattern these dresses follow are way too awesome and cool.

Love love love the lace detailing on the dress, the pattern of the lace is absolutely adorable and the back is super cute too!

The fit of the dress is beautiful on you girl and a great pattern too!

that's a brilliant bit of pattern mixing, too — I would have thought it was a dress.

Thanks Patrick, so glad you like the dresses, I love the pattern on the Martha too.

I added a skirt over the dress, pops of neon, and the pattern mixing was just too much fun for me!

Not too dressed up but just enough pattern for a uni day!

If you aren't finding out the sex of your baby, of if you're keeping it a secret then one of our white maternity dresses for baby showers is guaranteed to keep them guessing, or a chic patterned style would work wonderfully too.

While I was playing dress up, traditional blue jeans just made the pattern a bit too bold, clashing with the animal print.

When I was making this outfit I designed a dress and some nursery art with the Patterned Iron On in mind too, so keep an eye out for those in the coming weeks.

I love the color and pattern of the dress, but it was way too short for me.

DRESS: Carolina K Peasant Dress (sold out, tan version and patterned version, also love this long sleeve version and this dress with tied shoulders) SHOES: Luz Tassel Sandals (available in black too) BAG: West 57th Perforated Mini Satchel EAR CUFFS: Rose Gold Ear DRESS: Carolina K Peasant Dress (sold out, tan version and patterned version, also love this long sleeve version and this dress with tied shoulders) SHOES: Luz Tassel Sandals (available in black too) BAG: West 57th Perforated Mini Satchel EAR CUFFS: Rose Gold Ear DRESS: Carolina K Peasant Dress (sold out, tan version and patterned version, also love this long sleeve version and this dress with tied shoulders) SHOES: Luz Tassel Sandals (available in black too) BAG: West 57th Perforated Mini Satchel EAR CUFFS: Rose Gold Ear Dress (sold out, tan version and patterned version, also love this long sleeve version and this dress with tied shoulders) SHOES: Luz Tassel Sandals (available in black too) BAG: West 57th Perforated Mini Satchel EAR CUFFS: Rose Gold Ear Dress (sold out, tan version and patterned version, also love this long sleeve version and this dress with tied shoulders) SHOES: Luz Tassel Sandals (available in black too) BAG: West 57th Perforated Mini Satchel EAR CUFFS: Rose Gold Ear dress with tied shoulders) SHOES: Luz Tassel Sandals (available in black too) BAG: West 57th Perforated Mini Satchel EAR CUFFS: Rose Gold Ear dress with tied shoulders) SHOES: Luz Tassel Sandals (available in black too) BAG: West 57th Perforated Mini Satchel EAR CUFFS: Rose Gold Ear Cuffs

I first bought a button down top in this pattern and fell so in love, when I saw it came in a dress too, I had to have it.

She also owns the same dress in a purple floral pattern, too.

I usually see B&W dresses are too blocky, I like the almost speckled pattern it really makes the dress subtle.

Your dress has the most amazing pattern too.

I picked white, black and navy as my neutrals, making sure I had basic pieces in these colours (dresses, shorts, skirts) and then added bright pink and electric blue as accent colours (shoes, scarves, purse, jewlery — or they played a role in the fabric patterns of my clothes... Oh and I may have had a pair of bright pink shorts in there too!)

The Not So Good: It's tough to say anything too negative about this dress, but I honestly wasn't the biggest fan of the pattern - the flowers contrast sharply with the black.

Oops, I might be too late, but I thought I'd share my too many favorite skirts anyway:) My top 3: a full skirt with a white background but huge floral explosions — I had fallen in love with an insanely expensive dress in a similar pattern, then stumbled upon the inexpensive skirt and was sold.

I love this look from the 1950's and I even have a pattern to create a dress with a skirt this full, but I'm too scared to use it!

Not only is she a mom and a blogger, she sews AND has written up this pattern for making an adorable tunic dress (which is another one of my favorite projects — designing stuff and then writing up the patterns so other moms can make stuff, too!)

When dressing large windows, consider the scale of pattern; too large a print can overpower, too small looks fussy and will blend into the background.