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43 comments:
just lovely as usual! the picture of your daughter jumping says it all. this is really an all-round great dress for girls!
I love that you are teaching your little girl to have good style from a young age. I would wear this dress, yet it doesn't look too grown up on your little one. Thanks for being a daily inspiration in children's fashion. I love it!
That is too cute. And very versatile: church, school, jumping ... who could ask for more?
You two with your fantastic-ness!
Did you design that pattern?
Just wonderful!
Ok, I need this dress one in every color. I have been searching for a dress that I can wear to school, church and wind down the day with a chair jumping session. I am loving the jumping pictures!
Lynne: I'm putting in my order for two girl-sized dresses and one adult-sized dress. It's amazing! I love the color, the design, the jumping photographs.
That dress is great. Perfect color for spring. Stellar photos too. I wish I could still jump (really get up) like that
LOVE the jumping! Now I'm just wondering if I can do that shot with my camera... and if my sister will graciously hold still mid-jump...
Such a clever dress. Thanks for sharing!
Love the photos! And the dress, beautiful.
What a great everyday dress! How did you do the neckline? I might have to give it a go when my fabric order arrives in the mail...
Again... way impressed! Love the neckline and uber cool pouf sleeves... yes. It's all good.
I LOVE YOUR BLOG! Your clothes are gorgeous and inspirational. Great photos too... I real highlight of the day checking what you have been up to. I have a new reader question, do you sell patterns???
thans, Holly
That middle picture is prize worthy!~The dress is prize worthy too!
Great photo series...makes me want to jump off a chair onto a fluffy bed!
Lovely dress,...I delight in yellow!
What a stunning shade of yellow! I agree with Raya,the style is grown-up yet still playful enough for a little girl!
It's so cute! She looks like she loves it too!
gosh... i want one for both my daughters too! You need to make some sort of "your own version of the servant girl dress" swap... I hope you get me!!! And the pictures are fabulous! such beauty and character in the dress and your daughter!
Love that form. I am amazed that you didn't drop the camera but let nothing stand in the way of an aspiring photographer. And who wouldn't jump for joy in a brilliant yellow dress.
That second picture is fantastic! I love it! And yellow? Oh my goodness, so sweet.
I think both of you inspire each other because there is just one great dress after another posting on this blog!!! Obviously by the previous comments this one is a real hit! And the photography is perfect!! This was so me when I was little... we called it making dents... you always had to stand at the end of the bed and creatively jump/fall into it! Too bad I didn't do it in a stylish dress like this!! ;)
Love this in yellow. The more I see this dress the more I would like an adult size version of this pattern!
I love the picture - I think our kid's inherited dad's energy gene!
did you make up the pattern?
The little ruffled neckline is gorgeous! I think I'll work on a version of that for me!
Love it...I am loving yellow right now and the design is beautiful!
super fab dress...and i love her haircut!
Fantastic action shots! Cute dress, too. :-)
What a beautiful dress, I would love one in my size for church! Great photo of your daughter in mid fall as well.
even better as a dress!
and i'm totally envious of all that hair. . .
super cute Lynne!
Well anything that is good for jumping off chairs in has to be a success. It is beautiful, such a gorgeous shade of yellow.
LOVE the dress. If you guys ever feel like drafting a pattern to sell, I'll be in line!! I'm serious!!
yes! what a fabulous dress!
love those shots!!
What a great dress, and pictures. I would love to have this dress, I'm from the south where we do a little jumping in church! Perfect.
Oh God, the dress, the hair the attitude, the photography! I love it!
oh my goodness. are you kidding me? this is so brilliant, hehe! the pose, the color, the sweetest bob on the cutest girl....
my connection's been horrid, so i haven't been traveling in blogland as freely as i'd like.
today, though, it's on.
your blog? what. a. treat. exactly what i needed on a monday! a million thanks...
Great dress but GREAT PICS! What joy!
Just lovely photos :)!
And great dress too, of course!
Beautiful blog! The way you take pics of your girl and the clothes is so professional. Love that dress!
What a gorgeous, gorgeous dress!!! Wow
Cool dress and even better photo of your daughter jumping. Too much goodness in one place, you ladies!
Cheers, Tracey
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