Monday, Monday. Sorry for the dreary photo. The light seemed quite bright at the time, but I think my camera was more enthralled with catching the contrasting beauty of fluffy grey cotton wool clouds and glittering blue glints in steely grey waters, than me in my outfit. I could almost hear it... get out of the way, woman! You're blocking the lovely view! Well OK, then, if you insist on standing right there I'll just make you a big dark blob, hmf, so there, take that...
Details:
Dress and Tshirt; self-drafted, of charcoal and black striped cotton jersey, details here and see this dress styled in 6 different ways here
Petticoat (barely just seen peeking out); taken from another dress, self-drafted of pink stretchy stuff, details here
Scarf; strip of ecru cotton jersey, seen first here
Shoes; c/o Misano
min 10C, max 19C mostly fine
For my family's MMM13, today Craig is wearing this shirt, Tim is wearing this shirt and Sam is wearing this hoodie...
Craig's shirt; Burda 7767 modified, mint linen, details here
Tim's shirt; Burda 7767 modified, blue check stuff, details here and my review of this pattern here
Sams' hoodie; self-drafted, details here
Tuesday: it felt a bit nippy this morning, the first morning dipping below double figures for the year. So after all my complaining about a too-long summer, I'm suddenly reminded how far more severely averse I am to cold winter mornings .... wot a hypocrite eh?
I've had this skirt almost three years now. It's been such a goodie, it works with just about everything I've got. I can't believe I got tired of it for a while and almost took the scissors to it to make something else.... o the blasphemy!
I love this kind of outfit for winter; easy and comfortable to wear and the long layers look elegant I think, as well as adding warmth. Stacked draped layers, in natural fibres, with contrasting textures, and in soft solid colours sometimes with a subtle self-pattern. Please note the poetry of the alliterative finish there :)
min 9C, max 23C, fine and sunny
Details:
Shirt; Burda style magazine, 10/2010, 102, ivory brushed cotton, details and my review of this pattern here
Skirt; skirt "m" from shape shape, pink linen-cotton fabric, details here and see this skirt styled in 6 different ways here
Cardigan; the fitted cardigan, knitted by me in Jo Sharp soho cotton in colour Calico, details here
Shoes; Bronx, from Zomp shoes
aaaaand today my family are wearing the following me-mades; Craig is wearing this shirt again, and Cassie is wearing this little black skirt
Craig's shirt, Burda 7767, mint green linen, details here
Cassie's skirt; Vogue 8363, black suiting wool, details here, and my review of this pattern here
Details:
Dress and Tshirt; self-drafted, of charcoal and black striped cotton jersey, details here and see this dress styled in 6 different ways here
Petticoat (barely just seen peeking out); taken from another dress, self-drafted of pink stretchy stuff, details here
Scarf; strip of ecru cotton jersey, seen first here
Shoes; c/o Misano
min 10C, max 19C mostly fine
For my family's MMM13, today Craig is wearing this shirt, Tim is wearing this shirt and Sam is wearing this hoodie...
Craig's shirt; Burda 7767 modified, mint linen, details here
Tim's shirt; Burda 7767 modified, blue check stuff, details here and my review of this pattern here
Sams' hoodie; self-drafted, details here
Tuesday: it felt a bit nippy this morning, the first morning dipping below double figures for the year. So after all my complaining about a too-long summer, I'm suddenly reminded how far more severely averse I am to cold winter mornings .... wot a hypocrite eh?
I've had this skirt almost three years now. It's been such a goodie, it works with just about everything I've got. I can't believe I got tired of it for a while and almost took the scissors to it to make something else.... o the blasphemy!
I love this kind of outfit for winter; easy and comfortable to wear and the long layers look elegant I think, as well as adding warmth. Stacked draped layers, in natural fibres, with contrasting textures, and in soft solid colours sometimes with a subtle self-pattern. Please note the poetry of the alliterative finish there :)
min 9C, max 23C, fine and sunny
Details:
Shirt; Burda style magazine, 10/2010, 102, ivory brushed cotton, details and my review of this pattern here
Skirt; skirt "m" from shape shape, pink linen-cotton fabric, details here and see this skirt styled in 6 different ways here
Cardigan; the fitted cardigan, knitted by me in Jo Sharp soho cotton in colour Calico, details here
Shoes; Bronx, from Zomp shoes
aaaaand today my family are wearing the following me-mades; Craig is wearing this shirt again, and Cassie is wearing this little black skirt
Craig's shirt, Burda 7767, mint green linen, details here
Cassie's skirt; Vogue 8363, black suiting wool, details here, and my review of this pattern here