For this month’s theme I went back to a top I started a while ago but could never get to look right. I re-worked it and now Ta-da! More piccies here.
Also, with spring in mind I made this little number 🙂
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I love that pink shirt, I’m just a bit too busty for crossover tops though, I always end up sewing the crossover part shut as it won’t stay closed!
The black shirt is really cute as well, I hope you get great weather so you can wear them a lot!
Love the big roses!
The pink shirt is divine! I love the polka dots and gingham together.
love the pink shirt!
very practical too for breastfeeding or people like me with a mastectomy.
Cute! I really like the wrap top.
I really like both tops, but the floral one truly appeals to me the most.