Today I went back to my favourite fabric shop, Abakhan. My dad had some business in Stoke and I jumped at the chance of stocking up on ribbons and the such like for my new fashion project. I even managed to look at the tweed and forcefully tear myself away: however mum says the 'No more tweed' concept was meant to be taken with a wider meaning- whoops. Well I got some lovely fabric to make myself a skirt with in the summer in a beautiful light blue colour.
When I went to get my fabrics (including some small pieces of tulle I'm going to use for samples) cut I was kindly informed that there were 50p bags of tulle going- why hello bargain!
Today I went back to my favourite fabric shop, Abakhan. My dad had some business in Stoke and I jumped at the chance of stocking up on ribbons and the such like for my new fashion project. I even managed to look at the tweed and forcefully tear myself away: however mum says the 'No more tweed' concept was meant to be taken with a wider meaning- whoops. Well I got some lovely fabric to make myself a skirt with in the summer in a beautiful light blue colour.
When I went to get my fabrics (including some small pieces of tulle I'm going to use for samples) cut I was kindly informed that there were 50p bags of tulle going- why hello bargain! 
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I say YES to colors... the important thing is to wear them with confidence. xoxo
I've always admired your style. I love all the colours and prints you wear!
And the dress in the wondow display is lovely!
Abakhan sounds amazing!
I am more restrained with colors myself in clothing, but admire everyone who wears them with pride. You do an excellent job with it!
I love the way you dress Florrie :) And the animals on yday's post -soooooo cute!!
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