I hope everyone is having a wonderful Easter weekend so far. It’s a quiet one for us. I scored a great deal on a prime rib roast, so I’m treating Dave and I, but that’s about all the excitement for us this weekend.
I’ve mentioned before, that as a child, Easter of course meant chocolate, but it also meant a new outfit from the Easter Bunny as well. By far, my favourite was a twirly new dress.
I have to buy my own Easter dresses now…
And this year I treated myself to two! Of course, they are my favourite style from Old Navy. I don’t really need new dresses, but hey… I’m not about to pass up a classic white polkado on black. And that other… will if you look closely, you’ll see it’s covered in lilies – one of my favourite flowers!
Several weeks ago, I liberated some Wollmeise DK from Mom’s stash…
It’s a colour I think will go great with both dresses, but I’m having trouble deciding what to knit.
I’m leaning towards Cascadas at the moment…
But it will take some modifying, because it’s a pullover…. not a cardigan….
Decisions, decisions….
Wandering Cat Studio 
Love that pattern and the yarn. Great color! I hope you share how you convert it into a cardi!
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Is steeking in your future???? LOL
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Sweet dresses!!! I really, really need a little cardi too. I discovered that yesterday when I was freezing in the restaurant we went to for lunch. I need to go pattern shopping for something light and simple to put over all my silky tops.
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I love your new dresses and can’t pick a favorite. Easter always meant a new dress to wear to church on Easter Sunday – along with hat, gloves and heels as a teenager. Cascadas would look wonderful as a cardi and perfect for either of your new dresses.
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I’ve been eyeing a black & white polka dot dress; perhaps, I’ll order it. . .
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Pretty dresses and this sweater would make a very pretty cardigan! You can do it!
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That is a very cute dress! And at Old Navy you can afford two!
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Fun Dresses HAPPY EASTER and I LOVE that pattern Lady
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