Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts

Dr. Seuss Style Outfit on Polyvore

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

I’ve seen so many fabulous outfits on Pinterest that were created on Polyvore’s inspiration boards. I decided to try it out myself. This is the outfit I would put together to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
Polyvore Seuss Outfit
I enjoyed searching through their database of clothing and accessories. The scarf, shoes and sunglasses were the most expensive ($100’s of dollars). The bag is surprisingly only $45. You can click on individual pieces in Polyvore to find out where to get it, or try to find similar items in stores near you or online.
Here is an outfit created by Kristen-344 that I spotted on Pinterest. She didn’t make it to be Dr. Seuss style but I think it would work perfectly.
Polyvore Seuss Outfit Kristin344
There are some fancy boards on Polyvore. The set I made is very simple but I went with the idea of a making a comfy and stylish outfit for a mom or teacher to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday. What do you think?
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10th day of Christmas Books: Fancy Festivities

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Celebrating The Twelve Days of Christmas Books

On the 10th day of Christmas Books, obSEUSSed gave to me
10 Fancy Festivities

If you haven't heard of Fancy Nancy by now you must either live under a rock, or you don't have a little girl in your house.  The children's book character, Fancy Nancy, loves to turn the ordinary into extraordinary.  

Here we are at our local library storytime Fancy Nancy Party.  They made fancy masks, gave everyone a bling necklace, had fancy cookies and lemonade in tea cups, had the girls do a fashion walk down a red carpet and dance to fancy music on the stage.
Make sure to add glitter and bling to your holiday decorations and festivities this season just like Fancy Nancy's Splendiferous Christmas.  Nancy says splendiferous is the only word that "describes how magnificent, joyous and sparkly Christmas morning is."  She wants Christmas to be fancy with a special tree topper but when things go wrong her grandpa teaches her how to "make eggnog out of broken eggs."


Fancy Nancy Splendiferous Christmas





The Fancy Nancy book series by Jane O'Conner, illustrated by Robin Glasser, helps introduce new 'fancy' vocabulary to young readers. My 7 yr old and I have loved this series for 4 years. The original hard backs are a little hard for her to read because the font is too fancy but all the easy reader books have been perfect for her.


The Fancy Nancy collection seems to be growing every month with new books popping up every time I go to the store. We are adding Fancy Nancy and the Fabulous Fashion Boutique, The Delectable Cupcake and My Family History to our home library this Christmas.

We bought the cupcake one from our school book fair the fashion boutique from Amazon online after Thanksgiving and the Family History one from our local Barnes and Nobel. I've also seen them in our Scholastic book order, at Target and Wal-mart - I told you they are everywhere.

I'm so excited for the family history one because our family does a lot of research and it introduces some great vocab for young readers, like 'ancestors'.

I am also excited for 'The Delectable Cupcake' as I am crazy about cupcakes, see the Cupcake Conference.

Wishing you a Spendiferous Christmas!
 
Here are some more Fancy Nancy items you can click on for more details.

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