Kuplink, kuplank, kuplunk.
// Outfit Details //
Blueberry gingham skirt // Kellie Falconer Design
smocked tee - sunglasses - navy flats - backpack // thrifted
Eiffel Tower keyring // Paris, France - gift from my friend Winnie♥
belt // f12
Ah! As soon as I read the title of this post, I knew exactly what you were referring to! I've always loved the Sal books! I read the one about clams a LOT growing up. Love this!
ReplyDeleteOh,la,la!! The blue checked skirt is fabulous with Kelly green!! I should try that combo with mine. The best part about this skirt is the deep pockets and easy gathered waist. It is so comfy to wear yet pretty . Plus there are many ways to accessorize this basic for various occasions. Blueberries are in season here and ready for the Pickin' if you can mange the 95 degree heat !! I think. I will wear my blue checked skirt to the farmers market and purchase the blueberries in those little green containers!! Or better yet, wear it to the store in the A/C!
ReplyDeleteOh, my family has always treasured that book. As a little girl, I even tried to recreate my own version, applying to my homestate FL.
ReplyDelete-Leah Kathryn
apassionatafortheking.blogspot.com
Lovely pictures! I mourned the day when my youngest child, (now eleven) was too old for me to read Blueberries for Sal anymore.
ReplyDelete"Kuplink, kuplank, kuplunk!" Oh YES! Such delightful days!
where did you get the belt?
ReplyDeleteI just adore your skirt! And that was one of my favorite books growing up! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely outfit! I absolutely love gingham. I picked up some beautiful blue gingham at Goodwill the other day, and then I found some red gingham as well. I can't wait to come up with something to sew with them!
ReplyDelete~Vicki
Decked Out in Ruffles
So pretty! Love the blue gingham- and you look lovely as always. If I still had hair I would try styling it like that- haha! Alex
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I'm not familiar with the book, but blueberries and gingham, yeah.
ReplyDeleteI love Blueberries for Sal too!! And how about One Morning in Maine?? THAT is really good! 'And when we get home, we're having CLAM CHOWDER for lunch!':) Oh, and you are soooo purty!!
ReplyDelete{Emma}
I love your hair like that! And the outfit is adorable:)
ReplyDeleteI know my mom read that book to us a few times, but it never became a childhood favorite for me. Oh well;)
I love Blueberries for Sal!
ReplyDeleteAnd pretty much anything by Robert Mc Closkey!
Such a pretty gingham skirt, I love your whimsical style!
ReplyDeleteI love Blueberries for Sal so very much!! *happy sigh* :D
ReplyDeleteI'm inspired to turn on my blueberry tart warmer! Precious skirt,you always look lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou all made my day - Hurrah for Sal! Thanks so much, everyone<3
ReplyDeleteI too love, love loved Blueberries for Sal growing up! Your blog is refreshingly sweet, I'm quite looking forward to reading more. :)
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