I've loved seeing floral prints everywhere - especially now that spring is finally here. This dress from Lands' End is so lovely. (If only it weren't so expensive...)
Showing posts with label Lands' End. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lands' End. Show all posts
4.20.2015
8.07.2013
Chevron Cardigan
We had a couple of days last week that almost felt like fall was on its way. (Now it's feeling like summer again...) I was inspired by this cute chevron cardigan from Lands' End (until I saw the price - I'll have to wait for a sale!).
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chevron cardigan,
Lands' End
2.26.2013
Lands' End Dress
Lands' End has had some really cute dresses lately. Some of them have good prices, too! This one's a little on the expensive side, but I like how feminine it is. (It probably needs some kind of cardigan to cover the back, though...)
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dress,
Lands' End
12.19.2012
Needlepoint Kindle Case
This needlepoint Kindle case from Lands' End is so cute. I love the idea of using traditional crafts to accessorize modern technology. And I love that it's monogrammed!
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Kindle Fire,
Lands' End
12.05.2011
Needlepoint iPad Case
I saw this cute needlepoint iPad case in Country Living. It's from Lands' End, and if I had an iPad I think this would be a pretty fun cover.
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Country Living,
iPad case,
Lands' End
10.26.2011
Tartan Flower Pin
My sister Beth called yesterday to tell me about these tartan flower pins from Lands' End. They come in three colors, sell for $19.50, and are back-ordered. Beth thought they looked a lot like the one I made last year (see below). My version was made from my family tartan (which cost about $30 for one yard of fabric). For the center I used a gold golfer button that was my great-grandma's. I like the fluffier version - but now you know that they can be made for less!

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flower pins,
Lands' End,
Tartans
8.04.2010
Everyday Mary Jane Trekkers
I bought these Mary Janes on closeout from Lands' End for $13. They are my shoes to wear around the house while I'm doing my chores so that my feet don't hurt at the end of the day from going barefoot. I bought a khaki pair last year and loved them so much that I started wearing them outside - so I needed a new inside pair. One of the cool things about them is that the insole board contains 70% recycled content, 80% of which is from recycled plastic bottles!
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Everyday Mary Jane Trekkers,
Lands' End
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