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About Me
- Lindsey
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
- A third year, MFA Costume Production candidate at Carnegie Mellon University, I plan to graduate in Spring 2013.
Followers
Inspirational Blogs
- Absolutely Beautiful Things
- Alice W
- Anna Maria Horner
- Bailiwick Designs
- Baril Family
- Beautiful Things to Share
- Bella Pink
- Belle Vivir
- Best Dressed Nest
- Bushel and a Peck
- Casey's Musings
- Coco Cozy
- Creatively Dreaming
- Daisy Pink Cupcake
- Darling Petunia
- Domestic Kate Cooks
- Elizabeth Williams
- Girl in a Cardigan
- Her Southern Charm
- Jenns Three Graces
- Jenny git yer hoe cake
- Just Keep Sewing...
- Lauren and Emira
- Like Merchant Ships
- Little French Garden House
- Lulu and Tutz
- Marie Antoinette Gossip
- Marigrafen
- Marmee Craft
- MerMag
- Miss a la mode
- Nesting Place
- Pleasant View Schoolhouse
- Raised in Cotton
- Rang Decor
- Rare and Beautiful Treasures
- Romantic History
- Sadie Olive
- Snippet and Ink
- Stoltzfus in Strasburg
- Sweet Sassafras
- Texas
- The Blissful
- The Inspired Room
- This is Glamorous
- Tongue in Cheek
- Wildflowers Pretty
Interior Design Blogs
- A Soft Place to Land
- Alicia B Designs
- Back Porch Musings
- Bless Our Nest
- Blissfully Domestic
- Cathy Penton Designs
- Eddie Ross
- Elizabeth Houses St. Louis
- Eva Designs
- Fox Gloves Fabric and Folly
- Fresh Palette
- From House to Home
- Heather Bullard
- Holly Mathis Interiors
- Just a Girl
- Just Beachy
- La La Lovely Things
- Lantlif
- Lillablanka
- Lily G
- Little Green Notebook
- Lola B Boutique
- Marley and Lockyer
- Material Girls
- Modern Country
- Oliveaux
- Pink Wallpaper
- Restyled Home
- Simply Natural Decor
- So Haute
- Southern Hospitality
- Style Court
- The Blessed Nest
- The City Sage
- The Cottage Nest
- The Lettered Cottage
- The Little Big House
- Thrifty Decor Chick
- Willow Decor
Crafting Blogs
Costume Blogs
- 18th Century Blog
- A Day in 1862
- A Fair Prospect
- A Joyful Handmaiden
- American Revolution
- bauhausfrau
- Born in the Wrong Age
- Brocade Goddess
- Chandra Miller
- Costume Diva
- Dress Diaries
- Erica Bunker
- Harman Hay
- Historical Sewing
- In The Long Run
- In the Swan's Shadow
- Jenny la Fleur
- Just Keep Sewing
- Koshka-the-cat
- Lady of Portland House
- Lady Pohick
- Madame Modiste
- Marcine's Costume Contemplations
- Miss Anna G
- Miss B Forts Up
- Miss Nona Eleanor
- Mme. du Jard
- Nehelenia
- Pastoral Symphony Farm
- Period Movies
- Regency Reproductions
- Reine de Coudre
- Rev War
- Romantic History
- Seamstress of Avalon
- Slighty Obsessed
- Tailordrews
- Tayloropolis 18th Century Costumes
- Treadle Treasures
- Vanity Fairy
- Women in American History
- Zipzipinkspot
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- "The man is a success who has lived well, laughed...
- Sewing Helper
- Surprise Project: Pictures Finally!
- Chemise a La Reine Inspiration
- CoLorFuL LiVinG
- Creativity LOVE
- Yesterday I had the first Bridal Shower thrown fo...
- Reflections on Success
- Regency Era Sewing
- Val's Bag
- Valentine's Day Pics
- Patternmaking Love
- Regency Immersion
- Saturday Morning
- You MUST check out this website that features the ...
- Late Nights Researching are Divine!
- Delightful Bliss
- Penguin Love and Crafts
- Celebrating
- Inspiration for Creativity...Websites:Jewelry -htt...
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4 comments:
ahhh grace kelly.....did you see the life issue that came out in january with all of those wonderful pictures of her?
No, I didn't. I bet that was a fun issue! I just love the dress in this image. They actually had one very similar to it in a Sight and Sound show. I wonder if they got the idea for it from this picture of her.
It is a beautiful dress : ) The issue was commemorating the 25 years since her death and had lots and lots of lovely shots taken by her private photographer. There's even a hilarious picture of her eating an orange on a fork :D I'll have to bring it with me the next time I see you and we can farb out and crack it open : )
Speaking of seeing you - I hope it's soon! We don't have anything planned yet! Maybe we should just hold our own event this summer and dress in period clothing (what era?) and go to Gettysburg or something! We'll have to think of something. ;)
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