Tag Archives: seamed stockings

Playful puppies and prints

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Mallory Holley

A little while ago, I seized the opportunity to shoot with the darling Miss Dodge, since I knew this adorable German Shepherd puppy was definitely not going to stay this little forever. Naturally, I thought this would also be the … Continue reading →

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Dress Me Unique

Posted on October 31, 2014 by Mallory Holley

Too many times have I searched high and low for a particular garment that I have envisaged for a specific occasion, only to be coerced to compromise with something else. Well not anymore! Not only does Dress Me Gorgeous stock … Continue reading →

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Confessions of a Vintage Junkie

Posted on April 15, 2014 by Mallory Holley

Once again, I attempted to promise my better half that I would cease entering op shops and antique stores, after I just HAD to adopt my 1906 singer treadle sewing machine and table. My partner was concerned, as this little pastime … Continue reading →