Reminder: The Good Buy/Good-Bye Book-Tulle & #SpreadTheKindness Link Up #221

May 4, 2021 / 50 Comments

It has been a super crazy busy weekend so I never managed to get around to doing any of my blogging things. So let me take this moment to remind you all that it is time again to send in your photos for the Good Buy/Good-Bye Book. This month we are looking for your favorite (or least favorite) things crafted from Tulle.

But before we get there, let’s first quickly examine the nature of tulle.

Tulle is a stiff, lightweight, netted fabric that can be made from various fibers such as polyester, rayon, silk, or nylon with polyester being the most common fiber used. Tulle is mostly used for veils, gowns, and ballet tutus. Its name comes from the French city of Tulle that was a popular center for lace and silk production in the 18th century.

Tulle is a readily available material that can be found in a huge variety of colors. It is also an easy fabric to dye at home for customized colors of your tulle garments.

If you would like to join us with your favorite (or least favorite) Tulle things, please send us your photos with a brief description by May 10, 2021. Please feel free to submit two different photos for features on my blog as well as Nancy’s.

What is The Good Buy/Good-Bye Book?

It is a monthly series that Nancy and I both publish on our blogs on the 15th of each month. Anyone who would like to participate and be featured can send us their photos with a short description explaining if the item was a Good Buy or one that you will be saying Good-Bye to. You do not have to be a blogger to join. Anyone is welcome. We will give you the theme for the next month in each post. Photos will be due to us by the 10th of the month. So please join us for May by sending some photos and descriptions of your favorite Tulle pieces.

I do not have a lot of tulle in my wardrobe so I am going to save most of what I do have for the post on May 15th. But here is a quick look at two Tulle pieces that I do own…a black star printed dress and your basic black tulle midi skirt.

Original Post: Inspired by Style Elixir: Metallic Print Dress & Link Up On the Edge #151 (June 27, 2019)
Original Post: Inspired by Pinterest: Black Tulle and Combat Boots (April 23, 2020)

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Pamela of Style Yourself Confident shared her post, 10 Steps to Look Polished and Well Groomed. It really is just getting back to basics but sometimes we need a little reminder of how important the basics are for building a strong foundation. Follow Pamela’s 10 steps and you will look polished and well groomed every day.

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Suzy of The Grey Brunette shared her post, The Fab 40s: Outfit Inspired by Water. I had so much fun styling my own water inspired outfit for this theme, but I absolutely adore how Suzy interpreted water into this beautiful silvery blue look. Well done, my friend.

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Pam of A New Lens shared her post, Don’t Be Duped, discussing how our feelings of powerlessness over the past year can be shifted with a new perspective. It is definitely valuable food for thought.

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Be sure to send us some photos to be featured this month. Just email your Tulle photos with a brief description to shelbeeontheedge@gmail.com or to info@nancysfashionstyle.com by May 10. You are welcome to submit more than one photo if you would like features on both of our blogs.  

*By joining The Good Buy/Good-Bye Book, you agree to receive a monthly email reminder.

Keeping it on the edge,

Shelbee

Linking up with these Fabulous Link Parties.

I am a midlife woman, wife, and stay-at-home mother of 2 boys and 2 cats. I have a passion for helping other women feel fabulous in the midst of this crazy, beautiful life.

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