Bunny Print & The Science of Fireworks

This baby-blue-and-pink bunny print dress was handmade by the completely amazing  Freckles and Ginger. After seeing a couple of her handmade dresses on instagram, I checked out her etsy store, Freckles and Ginger - and after discovering that she gives 100% of the money she makes from the dresses to a charity called Edgars mission, which provides a home for animals who have been abused, and not to mention that the clothes she makes are freaking amazing, I knew I had to have one for myself. dress - Freckles and Ginger shoes - Asos bracelet - gift from Freckles and Ginger belt - Thrifted necklace - c/o Les Folles Marquises I really liked this post from IFLS about the science of fireworks, so I'm going to repost it here (hey, I'm on holidays). This is how you get different kinds of fireworks! "Sodium produces yellow/gold colors. Barium creates green, copper compounds produce blue, strontium salts give you red and titanium metals give you silver coloured sparks. Other commonly used chemicals are carbon which provides the fuel, oxidizers which produce oxygen for burning, magnesium which increases the overall brilliance and brightness, antimony that gives you a "glitter" effect and calcium which deepens the colors." via IFLS (if you're not already following this page on facebook, go and follow it! Bloglovin' | Facebook | Twitter |  Instagram | Chictopia | Lookbook | Tumblr