It's an addiction I swear!

Oh I have been a naughty naughty girl! I just went on a vintage dress buying binge.

I know, so horrible of me. I've been trying to keep to just buying vintage patterns and making my own dresses.. but with yesterdays epic fail on the transfer paper front, I needed to do something to distract me. And I freely admit I was weak and went to the internets to look at vintage patterns... and wouldn't you know it you search for vintage dress xxl and you get more than just patterns..

Yeah I found 3 dresses that I bought. I did however contain myself enough that I didn't buy the other 30 or so dresses I saw that were also drool worthy! So yay for the small victory. I also kept my spending under $80, a miracle all on its own. I'll also justify this relapse in vintage wear buying, by saying two of the dresses were hand made.

The internets is an evil place full of fabulous vintage clothing... I can't help myself. *hangs head in shame; but mostly to hide the smirk*

What did I do before google? I swear that search is the best/worst thing to happen to my vintage addiction.
On the good side I find new cool places to shop on a regular basis, this round I'm happy to say Hatfeathers vintage now rocks my socks. very cool site indeed, what with the fat girl love. Follow them on facebook to keep up to date with their wears!
secondly: old-clothes.com is on killer site! super fat girl love on the sizes, i'm gushing with all kinds of vintage warm fuzzies.
thirdly: that girl vintage boutique, again with they chub fashions ala vintage. and good prices too! My fall backs are always Ebay and Etsy. but it's nice finding smaller places who have good stuff.

You know you want to see the dresses once they get here don't lie!
Well i'm off to detox for a few hours away from the sway of vintage clothing.

Kisses!
Raven