My masterpiece

While I'm waiting for Tazy to finally send me a clear picture of the scarf I made her, here is a peek into that secret project:

Source

The pattern was really easy to make. I enjoyed the four days of working on it, and it really went by quickly and painlessly. I really love the color of the final product. I decided to go with Charcoal yarn, which goes with practically everything in my sister's closet.

Trying on some stuff for fun

 Decided to go to Anthro @ Rockefeller Center today to check out the sale. Ended up trying on some of the new dresses that came in.

Serengeti Sundress

Thought the dress was cute online, but definitely changed my mind once I was in the fitting room.

 

Oroya Dress

This dress would definitely be one that the Hubby would like since it does great things for my "assets" ... but I was very uncomfortable.

  

Swinging Sweetheart Dress

I tried this lovely on because it looks so parisian ... and I think Tazy would appreciate it. However, the pink top is very sheer, and I feel like it runs large.

Traced Twirls Dress

I'm a huge fan of any dress that looks like I could go swing dancing in it. I loved the pattern and the bodice, but I'm not to crazy about halter dresses. I did like the pink accent underneath.

Though I didn't buy any of these dresses, I did walk away with the three lovelies below for about $10 each. Yeay me!

OOTD

Please excuse the bad quality of the picture

Dress: Caranday Dress
Cardigan: from Anthro [I can't remember what it's called :-(]
Headband: The Swan by Giant Dwarf [etsy]

Yeay ... I was featured on Anthroholic!

Kim of http://anthroholic.blogspot.com/ posted my lovely photo shoot picture from last year ... it pretty much is my favorite dress ever and is my profile picture.

Dress: Silent Solstice from Anthro
Headband: Felted flower band from Anthro
Boots: Aldo

Taken at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC ... Asian Wing

Butter by Nadia

 ~Sigh~
If only I could afford this ... and not look like an idiot trying to wear this dress.