Summer always has me giddy about gingham. This all-American classic pattern typically conjures up images of darling little girls's dresses or picnic tablecloths. But today'gingham offerings can be so wonderfully versatile. Gingham can be all-out country, or completely fresh and modern, depending on how it's used in a space. These images show how decidedly sophisticated good ol' gingham can be.
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What do you think? Are you digging this new, glamorous side of gingham, or does it still make you think of homespun frocks and cottage-style draperies?
h a p p y w e e k e n d !
3 comments:
I love this post! I have always been a HUGE fan of gingham. It's one of those prints that will always be around - I love that! I just made a wristlet this week with gingham.
I adore gingham...and cottages :)
Hip, hip, hooray for gingham! I love it too, ladies!
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