Dress #191 Too Sweet

This dress is too, too sweet. Made of sugar sheets from the cake decorating department, in pink and with flowers? Way too sweet. Makes my teeth hurt.

Dress #190 Stripes and Roses

I liked the combination of the stripe and the rose print, so I did the godets in the contrast print.

Dress #176 Linen and Roses

Sigh...I love this little dress, too. The colors, the print, and just everything about it. It might be too fussy for work, but if you change the belt and wear a cardigan, it could work.

Dress #165 Flowery Sundress

Another sundress. I think this would work for a summer wedding, too, if you had a wrap for the ceremony perhaps. The fabric is actually designed to be used for quilt labels, and I bought it years ago just because it was pretty.

Dress #153 Cape Cod Hydrangea

We've been on Cape Cod for the last week, and the hydrangeas here are so beautiful. They make a beautiful dress as well. Thank you, Roni, Adam, Nate, Jack and Alexa for the perfect summer vacation.

Dress #144 Flowered Top

A flowered top and an organza skirt make this suitable for a summer wedding, I think. Fabric and ribbon from my collection.

Dress #134 Garden Party

Yesterday, I was in a store and the song "Garden Party" by Ricky Nelson was playing. I can't get the music out of my head. This dress is my vision of what to wear to a garden party.

Dress #108 Black Chiffon

Today's dress is a short cocktail dress in a black floral print. The "fabric" is another of the new ruffle "yarns." Love the print, but I think it might become a trim on something rather than a ruffly scarf.

Dress #53 First Day of Spring

More flowers for the first day of spring. I love this dress, too. The flared sleeves, the petal skirt, a bit of bling. I think this would work on Dancing with the Stars, no?

Dress #51 Tulip Magnolia Tutu

Everything is blooming early this spring! The tulip magnolias in Patterson Park are always magnificent, but they shed their petals all over, making a thick blanket of pink snow. A few of those petals have gone into this tutu-looking dress. Perhaps for the Waltz of the Flowers?