Sunflower Power
August 10th, 2009
This is what happens when you’re only able to grow three sunflowers.
(submitted by Kelly)
Tags: matchy-matchy, sisters
Sunflower Power
This is what happens when you’re only able to grow three sunflowers.
(submitted by Kelly)
Tags: matchy-matchy, sisters
OMG! LOL! My mother made my sister a jumper out of this fabric in the ’90s! There are pictures of her in it! I guess it was a popular pattern!
Arg. Totally had a couple sunflower articles of clothing in the ’90s.
it hurts my eyes but cute family
OH WOW!!! My mom made curtains in this fabric to go over the sliding glass door during her notorious “sunflowers everywhere” decorating phase in the mid ’90s. I made fun of them daily.
oh maybe it was rachel ray! i get them mixed up ya know …how they’re so similar and all
pretty sure this pic was on opra
Wasn’t this on rachael ray today?? Love the pantsuits!
Guess that was the last bolt on the sale table.
This is what happens when mom finds a major sale going on at JoAnne’s Fabrics.
I don’t know… I think they could have used more sun flowers in the background.
I had a similar sunflower outfit in ’95 – Any girl whose mother sewed pattern dresses probably had a sunflower outfit in the mid 90′s!
I also was a blooming idiot.
Let me guess.. they live in Kansas
Note the real flowers have hidden their faces in shame.
For some reason the military decided to use a different camo for iraq.
i wonder what Dad was wearing
I think this is the sweetest photo I’ve ever seen on this site!!
The girls and the mom are beautiful, honestly it looks like they’re a well adjusted family!! There’s just something comforting about the expression on the mom’s face
I agree. And the Dorothy Hamill haircut makes Mom appear so sweet and innocent.
The mom is a friend of mine. They are a well-adjusted family and mom is very sweet.
I swear, The mom looks just like one of my cousins. Weird!
OMG!! They’re PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS! PANTSUITS PANTSUITS!
…I just can Not believe it.
No, they are fabric overalls, VERY popular in the ’90s. I had like 9 of them my mother and grandmother made me through the years. Many young girls had them back then.
I actually like this photo.. I mean the outfits are ridiculous but the family is rather normal looking… hmm.
I am having flashbacks of my mom making me do stupid stuff too
No, this is what happens when moms buys too much sunflower fabric.
The older girl has obviously outgrown the desire to dress like mom, while the little one seems to think it’s cool.
I love this picture! ((*_*))
I think you guys have it wrong.
Obviously the lady grew sunflowers to match their clothes!!
I am afraid I had this outfit in the third grade.
I don’t see any people in this photo?
There are PEOPLE???
I guess these people really, really like sunflowers.
the blonde girl knows its only a matter of time before mom pulls out this pic on prom night…
oh wow! i think my playhouse had some curtains in that exact same pattern when i was little! those poor girls!
I’m pretty sure that those are, in fact, pants. Yep. I made that exact same pattern for sewing 4-H in the 4th grade. Party pants. That’s what there were called. Won myself a blue ribbon, even.
You’re right! Too funny!
“Mom, when we said we wanted to ‘blend in’…!
matching drape dresses!
Camo FAIL!