And I whacked the scarf on just because I thought the outfit was a tad bland without it, it needed just some extra bit of colour, or something, somewhere. I just love this scarf, rapidly becoming one of my everyday favourites and it was fair dinkum one of the easiest things ever... just a French seam joining two ginormously long strips; from a pitifully unwanted 80cm remnant of thin soft jersey. Just goes to show, whilst much pleasure can be gained from a long-term beautifully constructed garment (and it is a rare seamstress who does not aspire to a sartorial work-of-art every once in a while) sometimes the simplest of things can turn out pretty wonderful too. So moral of the story; always check out those remnant bins. There may be a fabulous potential scarf sitting in there with your name on it...
Details:
Top; the twist top, drafted from Pattern Magic by Tomoko Nakamichi, cream knit stuff, details here
Jeans; Burda 7863 with modifications, purple stretch denim, details here
Scarf; raspberry marle jersey remnant, details here
(also, socks not seen, but knitted by me)
Shoes; Francesco Morichetti, from Zomp shoes


Hm, perhaps a scarf would be the way to get me sewing again...
ReplyDeleteA great casual look! You know I love your cords and jeans. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! You are on a pattern magic roll!
ReplyDeleteLove those colours on you! A great way to get a really nice scarf. I better check out the remnant bin next time I'm at Spotlight.
ReplyDeleteI just love purple plum, its one of my favorite colors. Your pants always fit so nice that you make.
ReplyDeleteOh, I have two or three scarves added just this way!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you, thank you, thank you for your comment yesterday. I am definitely braver now than I was two years ago, hopefully not in an obnoxious way, hopefully in a way that invites people to have their questions answered.
And I am thankful my phone was blissfully quiet today! Yay for uneventful days!
Hmmm, my word verification is "manclog". I wonder what sort of footwear that might be? he he....