It was reported by the BBC today that we are in for a warm, dry summer. That is very good news for this California girl. And what does summer mean to a five year old? ICE CREAM!

Ella Hair Bow

I joined the hustle and bustle on Regent Street, London this week in search of the perfect party dress for a friend's 40th. Dashing in and out of shops while the weather turned from bad to worse I spotted a little girl who made me smile. Happily skipping up and down the steps of a shop and oblivious to the grown ups dashing past, was this very cute little girl wearing a navy blue Miss Gracie hair bow!

The Ella hair bow is VERY popular but London is a BIG city. Such fun to spot a bow and just how I imagined... on a very happy little girl.

The Audrey Hair Bow

Looking forward to Spring. Sunny warm skies and a garden of flowers. As a child I always looked forward to a new "Easter Dress". Something pretty and maybe a lovely cardigan to match just in case the weather isn't quite warm enough. Springtime colours and finished with a bow.

Ruby Hair Bow

Oh so sweet! We have added a darling new hair bow to our range. The Ruby hair bow is perfect for fine hair and is offered in both pattern and solid colours. Our Ella hair bow of similar size is so popular we went in search of something equally cute. And a hair bow this cute could only be named for our cute little friend, Ruby!

A Valentine's Lunch

In our house any holiday is reason enough to bake cookies and make decorations. This year we decided to introduce Miss Gracie's friends to the traditions of an American Valentine's day. In the UK Valentine's Day is for couples. No paper covered shoe boxes awaiting Valentines, no candy hearts or class parties. We decided to have our own party.
Cupcakes, heart shaped cookies and sandwiches, sweet little heart boxes from the craft shop to paint and best of all Valentines! The girls loved the selection of Valentines I found online to print and food always tastes nicer when it is shaped like a heart. Miss Gracie's Valentine lunch may just become a tradition.