There is a wonderful lady named Sallee who frequents my shop, and one day I asked her what she makes with all of the fabric she buys (I am nosey like that!).
I am so glad I asked!
She has a little company called Poppy Dips and she makes absolutely adorable dresses to raise money so she and her husband can adopt children from Ethiopia.
I love it!
Poppy Dip is an expression used by Sallee's three year old to say that "everything is good".
Sallee's adorable model (she's a natural, isn't she?) was adopted and at this point her family is waiting on one more. There is also a little guy named Solomon who is part of the family. Sallee and her husband have 3 natural-born children.
Since it is that time of the year to start thinking of spring dresses, I wanted to feature Sallee's shop her on my blog, just in case anyone feels the need to support a worthy cause and get a cute dress for your own little one.
I ordered a short-sleeved poppy dip for Aubry made with these two fabrics:
Aubry and I made a skirt for Haiti with this combination and we just loved it!
If you would like to see what Sallee has to offer, click here. She customizes dresses in the fabrics you choose.
Have a lovely day!
