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Tutu’s and a bonus video!

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Mornin’ friends!

I’ve been bizzy bizzy working on orders from our Etsy shop SyWoodInk while we patiently wait for the fabric to arrive so we can get upholstering on the toddler beds! We did just recently finish a little furniture project that I’ll be back to share tomorrow.

But today, I thought I’d just talk about these ADORABLE tutu’s my friend Lindsay bought for the girls.

Della Rose in her Tutu! {Sawdust and Embryos}

(you’ll see in a minute why Della’s hair is so disheveled in this pic!)

I’m not a floofy girly-girl, and I probably wouldn’t have bought these for the girls myself… but now that they have them I can’t stop staring at their cuteness! (I believe she bought them at Target)

I also recently realized that I can’t even remember the last time I shared a video of the girls… crazy! Here’s a cute vid of Nick and the girls polishing my dining floor!

 

Come back tomorrow for our latest little furniture transformation!

Bethany {Sawdust and Embryos}

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About Bethany Sy

Nick and Bethany Sy are the creative free-spirits behind DIY/Lifestyle blog, Reality Daydream. They recently purchased a historic mansion and have been documenting the ups and downs of renovation and making this home their own... all while sharing tips and tutorials along the way! When they found themselves in the trenches of infertility, they started a journey that would prove to be their most important DIY project ever, and have 3 beautiful girls to show for it. <3

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