Thank you, Jaime!

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My friend Jaime, who is more than a little crafty, made these outfits for her daughter Violet and then passed them onto us. We tried them on after receiving them yesterday, and Rory immediately twirled so I think they were a hit. I think they are the cutest things I've ever seen!! I've resisted boutique-like outfits until now, but after seeing these on her, may not be able to resist any more! Thanks again, Jaime!


Comments

Christine @ 12,450miles said…
OK - those are awesome! And look at Miss Rory's hair... I love it!
12:56 PM
Anonymous said…
Oh she looks so stinkin cute! I am SO happy she likes them. Violet would have nothing to do with them, crazy girl. YAY!!!!! Have fun with them :)
1:02 PM
KrisJ said…
SOO CUTE!! Maddie was looking at my computer while I was looking at your blog yesterday and said is that Malia?? LOL guess they do look alike huh!
5:03 PM
Vonda and John said…
She is too cute! She still has the most perfect expressions!
10:52 PM
Joy said…
Adorable!!!
7:26 AM
MyEbella aka Kim said…
VERY VERY CUTE....
so does she sell these too?
I bet you Bella would love them too!
hmmm Christmas is coming (that is my excuse these days for buying anything for them LOL)
3:18 AM
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