This is my dream dress. I followed the Macaron Pattern by Colette Pattern and used Liberty fabric from an awesome shop I found in Antwerp, Belgium. What's even more awesome about this dress are the two hidden pockets in the front pleats. Hurray!
Since we're on the topic of macarons, I should share that I tasted my very first macaron when I visited Paris last weekend. I bought them from the beloved Laduree shop. Check out the site because that music in the background is what you hear when that sweet macaron touches your lips.
2.22.2010
Colette Patterns
This is my dream dress. I followed the Macaron Pattern by Colette Pattern and used Liberty fabric from an awesome shop I found in Antwerp, Belgium. What's even more awesome about this dress are the two hidden pockets in the front pleats. Hurray!
Since we're on the topic of macarons, I should share that I tasted my very first macaron when I visited Paris last weekend. I bought them from the beloved Laduree shop. Check out the site because that music in the background is what you hear when that sweet macaron touches your lips.
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Your macaron looks amazing! I'm about to embark on making a Rooibos, looking forward to having a go at the macaron pretty soon as well. And I also love macarons, although my favourites are from Paul - they do the really big ones and they're such a treat!
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