Photos: By Bruce
Fabric: Dark floral silk charmuse from Ellie Cashman
Dress pattern: Centauree Dress, Deer and Doe
Shoes: American Duchess, Miss Royal Vintage
Flower crown: Lily and Lace
Mourning bracelets (vintage): JeanJean Vintage
Photos: By Bruce
Fabric: Dark floral silk charmuse from Ellie Cashman
Dress pattern: Centauree Dress, Deer and Doe
Shoes: American Duchess, Miss Royal Vintage
Flower crown: Lily and Lace
Mourning bracelets (vintage): JeanJean Vintage
the girl in a tea cup 
Lovely dress, fabulous fabric. This is the kind of floral I could wear. Bold and dramatic, as far from dainty and sweet as possible, while still floral. Gorgeous!
It’s definitely dramatic! I do love a good dark floral. xx
I think you look amazing in this dress. The choice of fabric is sublime – the lightest pinks on the deepest background, and subtle greens. So is the pattern which showcases the large scale design so well on the skirt, but also fits you nice and snug in the torso. And the flowers in your hair. You look dreamy and so romantic. What a beauty.
I was lucky to have enough fabric to play around with pattern placement. And the pattern leant itself really well to the fabric. I love that the skirt came out the way it did. (technically two rectangles gathered with pockets added 😉 ). xxxx
An interesting project Pips!
Wonderful fabric and you have put it to great use, so beautiful ;o)
I think this one is a keeper. Now to go on lots of tea and cake dates!
I have always loved this dress pattern, but this fabric is amazing. So beautiful.
The fabric is truly beautiful. I felt like a faerie princess wearing this dress. x
Oh Pips, you beautiful creature, you. Will we ever meet? You look so utterly stunning and otherworldly as per the norm. Sigh. This fabric is killing me.
Jillian we must meet! It is written in the stars. And there will be quirky dresses with tea and cake. xxx
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