Sweet and sheer 100% cotton batiste in a soft daffodil yellow and white stripe, going fast there’s twenty yards left. There’s still this pretty textile for your next summer gown. $5 a yard, 60″ wide…no more after this, I bought all there was! For more information, email us at info@lilyabsinthe.com or check out our Facebook Page.
Our trip to Tombstone was too short but we made the most of it while we were there and actually managed to take a break from the fast pace of LA- believe it or not, as COVID restrictions lift, things are beginning to pick up again and that means more work for us. 😉 We have some plans for later this year and going into 2022 that will involve Tombstone and the American Southwest and while we’re not quite ready to divulge details, we will say that it will be exciting. 🙂
We deliberately decided to dress more early Edwardian because it’s an era that’s completely overlooked in Tombstone in favor of the 1880s.
It’s been a relaxing weekend here at No. 11 and while we would have liked to have stayed longer, it’s time to return to the LA Atelier. But no worries, we’ll be back soon! 🙂 In the meantime, we found this interesting portrait in an antique shop in Bisbee…
We decided to take a little time off and head down to No. 11. Stay tuned for more! 🙂
We’re happy to announce the launching of our affiliate store Angus’ Attic on Etsy. This is a move that’s been long overdue- over the years, we have accumulated a very large stash of sewing patterns, notions, books, and other items that are not directly contributing to the Lily Absinthe aesthetic so we have decided to launch Angus’ Attic as an outlet to sell off this excess and free up space. We sincerely hope they can come live with you! Check it out on Etsy.