More than a month and a half has gone by since my last entry, and I had sincerely thought at the time that any serious knits were to be packed and put away until October or so. But so far there hasn't been such a thing as warm spring weather, and any rotation in my wardrobe has remained nothing more than wishful thinking. So I thought I'd pop in and say hi, I'm still around, been busy with stuff and not much of it was vintage (apart form some exciting fresh additions to my etsy shop). There was work, spring cleaning, kitchen and bathroom painting, diy, guests, more guests, yet my wool addiction hasn't dwindled, oh no, I somehow managed to acquire a certain quantity of lovely new yarn (if mother could only keep up with my need for comfort!)
Here is a cardigan she's made for me not long ago out of Debbie Bliss Donegal tweed aran (shades 16 and 26), this was the first chance I had to take some pics of it, albeit worn in a rather different fashion than designed for...You wouldn't think looking at these images, but this open front sweater was inspired by 1920s to early 1930s fashions. I'll do another entry to persuade you of that :), in the meantime here is how I look like with straight, unstyled hair, and the kind of stuff I wear on a regular basis when not dressed in vintage or trying to emulate a specific period. Until next time, all the best to you and hope you have a fabulous spring!
I love this ensemble! I love the colour and the shoes are great as well! I can definitely see the 30s in your outfit, it looks very 30s to me actually! Your straight hair doesn't detract from it, you look lovely :)
ReplyDeleteYou look lovely Perfect colour co-ordination. That cardigan is gorgeous, I agree with Lina you do look very 1930's. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful outfit! your hair is really grown you look lovely. Yeah where the hell is spring?! x
ReplyDeleteThank you lovely ladies!The hair has grown, but then it's been always long. As much as I'm playing with my 20's and 30's inspiration, I haven't made it yet to the cutter. In fact most people are fooled when I have it curled and pinned, and shocked if they discover the real length. Anyway, I can hardly wait to model this jacket properly, but it will have to wait a while now...
ReplyDeleteI still haven't packed away all my knits either, summer has taken a while to hit this year! Love this look, even though it isn't 'strictly' vintage. The way you have belted the scarf is fab.
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