This beautiful slip is from a little shop called Vintage Lizzies.
Here is another vignette (not mine) of another gorgeous vintage baby Christening dress. I am just in love with these little dresses! So pretty and feminine. Some of the laces are so delicate and intricate.
Now this little one is mine! I found this on e-bay. The hanger kind of makes it have a stained effect on the top. It's just the hanger shining through. It it very delicate, soft and creamy white. I have it hanging on my bedroom wall. Thank goodness my hubby doesn't mind!
This is another of my treasures. I also purchased this one on e-bay. It was pretty wrinkled when I bought it, but I knew a little tender loving care would fix it right up. If you click on the pictures, you can see the pretty lace close up. Someone put a lot of work into this. I would have loved to see a little baby girl in this!
Here we have a vintage bed jacket. It's all pretty, silky, and lacy! I found it at an antique shop, and I think it was around $10.00. I have it hanging on my mirror that attaches to my antique dresser.
I just love these vintage pictures of my hubby when he was a little boy. I love looking at them. I got the idea to put some tissue paper in this vintage purse, and tuck some of these pictures in, and hung it on the wall. Now, I can see them all the time, and it just makes me happy! What makes the picture on the right so special, is that we grew up in the same neighborhood, and this picture was taken at our local park. So the park has memories for me too!
Well, hope you enjoyed looking at my vintage pretties! I enjoyed sharing them with you.
Well, hope you enjoyed looking at my vintage pretties! I enjoyed sharing them with you.
Debbie
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I like how you displayed your pictures with the vintage purse.
Very pretty things!
Very pretty Debbie...I love all the sweet little babies dresses you have and the way you displayed them..Thanks for the eye candy my friend...hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
Welcome to VTT! Oh, you have some sweet little baby dresses, I think they are the sweetest. I really like how you displayed them and your husbands photos in your purse! That is too cute!
Have a great VTT!
oh my gosh.. such a lovely post! I really love all your photos and how you display you pretties! I can't pink one as faves.. coz I like all.. the scales, the laces, baby dress, the purse.. I am drooling!..
Lovely post! Your vintage baby dresses are just beautiful-the first one is so delicate and the fabric so sheer no wonder the hanger shows through! Adorable way to display the pix from your husband's childhood-great purse too.
I love the pink bedjacket-oh, I can just the mistress of the house wearing it...with her hair up in back and that 40s pompadore in front!
Welcome to VTT!
Hi, Debbie! Great idea for the purse/pictures! I've seen great purses in the shops but then couldn't think of what I'd do with one. Now I know! ☺ ♥
Hi Debbie! Those baby dresses are all just precious, and the bed jacket is really neat! Women dressed really well, day or night, back when the bed jacket was popular!
I LOVE that purse with the pictures displayed in it too! What a great idea!
The first little dress would be even cuter with a little child size wooden hanger like I have (and have never used for anything). My little hanger has a small red rose decal right in the middle.
Those dresses and other clothing articles are wonderfully decorative - the original owners probably never dreamed their outfits would be regarded as decorative frills! Beautiful choices today!
Everything is gorgeous! I love the old bed jackets - they're so glamorous and remind me of movie stars!
The little baby dresses are so sweet. And you displayed them all so nicely. And the purse - just too cute.
Hello Debbie! Thanks for visiting my blog today. I'm so glad to have found your blog too. I love everything Vintage, so I fell in love with this post right away. I especially love what you did with the vintage purse and the pictures. Great idea!
Kim
Glad you visited VTT. You will find so many interesting and neat items displayed here. Your first post is simply the sweetest. Good job!
Ooooooooo, your things are beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. The tiny dresses are so very sweet..and the last one shown is the very best.
Happy VTT and have a lovely week.
p.s. I love the way you displayed the photos..
Hello Debbie; I really love how you displayed the photos of your hubby, what a cleaver person you are. Your vintage dresses are just so pretty, thanks for sharing them...
Hugs;
Alaura
Great items. I love the purse and the pictures. Great idea.
Welcome to VTT! Lovely pictures The beaded evening bag with the pictures in it is especially nice and such a good idea.
Happy VTT!
Cathy
I love the first pic of those gorgeous vintage baby scales and all your personal treasures too!..but my fav is those photos on display in that sweet little purse..very clever :)
That photo of the baby scale and dress is really neat! I love little old baby dresses like you've got, they are just so intricate. It's hard to find things like that now-a-days.
Debbie..oh my goodness! Your blog and your post are so lovely...I so enjoyed my visit. Welcome to pink Saturday...can't wait to see what you post next!
Happy pink days!
xo Tami
Oh I love all the gorgeous baby clothes. They are so delicate and so pretty. You have a fantastic collection. I wanted to let you know the next "Cloche Party" is scheduled for Sept. 11th for the Fall season. Grab the button on my sidebar to remind you and to let your friends know. See you there. Hugs, Marty
Hi Debbie, Oh, I would love to see more of your roses! I can't have them all in my own yard, so it's wonderful to enjoy them in the yards and gardens of others! Have a blessed Sunday!
Ooooh, everything is so pretty! Love what you did with the purse!
So many beautiful things, thanks for sharing. Thank you also for your lovely comment on my blog, I just wanted to answer your question regarding black spots on roses. Black spots are a fungus and so you can remove all affected foliage and spray the plants with fungicide. To help prevent the disease, water your rose bushes early in the mornings on the ground rather than on the foliage as moisture encourages fungus growth. Black spots are a common rose disease, many rose books will instruct you how to treat it. I like to spray my pruned (bare stumps) bushes in winter with lime sulphur, I find that really helps prevent many diseases later. Also keep your rose bushes fed and watered, they will be stronger and more disease resistant when they are well balanced in their diet.
That vintage baby scale is AMAZING. I wish I owned it too!
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