Simplicity B4918, in case anyone wondered, but so elegant.
Verite, Espoir, Foi
~Princesse Amelie
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I am Princess Alise, Belle of the Sands. I am a hopeless romantic always in search of Prince Charming. I love any quotes about love! I am a part of the Lifeteen program. I am addicted to text messaging my fellow Princesses and Princes! I attend Mass at the most beautiful church in the kingdom of Sands, Our Lady of Sorrows. I hope you enjoy this blog.
Love<3-Princess Alise I am Princesse Amelie, Lady of the Glen. I am a hopeless romantic too, perhaps dreaming of a prince a little farther off than is my sister's- a prince who will love me for who I am, along with all of the old-fashioned things I love: fairy tales, embroidery, hoopskirts and ball gowns, daydreaming, poetry and singing, springtime with its sunshine and flowers, girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, true friends, and especially my Father in Heaven!
Verite, Espoir, Foi
~Princesse Amelie (Ah-may-lee)
4 comments:
Beautiful.
And, if you were wondering, because of you I ordered the blue Fairy book and LOVED the Yellow Dwarf!!
I like the ones that start out with ( the NUMEROUS ones that start out with ) there were three sisters, all of whom were beautiful and clever, but the youngest was the most beautiful of all... =D
Ah! I'm so happy you like them. Fairy tales are so much fun!
~Princesse Amelie
um isthis about the picture? if it is its pretty but I think the dresses should have sleeves.
What do you mean? My response to Earwen's comment or the words underneath the picture?
Regardless, I do agree~ they should have sleeves. However, modesty is a complicated thing... some clothing pieces without sleeves aren't immodest. It's a sort of discernment. If I bought and sewed this pattern, though, I might add sleeves to it :)
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