Today is the last day of May. Like others perhaps, I began the month with great enthusiasm for this challenge - to wear something I made every day. Early on, I was diligent. Then life intervened and I was a slacker, at least with respect to MMM.
Lessons learned:
- I have lots of clothes, an embarrassment of riches.
- I have many, many tops for summer time.
- Sewing bottom pieces will be my new focus, focused especially on orphan tops.
- I tend to reach for the same pieces each day.
- I should clean out my closet.
Here are my MMM faves:
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| Cutting Line Designs The Blouse Perfected in cotton shirting |
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| Cutting Line Design Pure and Simple Shell in cotton from Mozambique |
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| PJs - self-drafted top, monpei pants from Japanese Field Wear by Folkwear |
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| TSW urban pants in rayon/linen blend, cotton sateen, and linen; TSW hudson pants in cotton, TSW plaza pants in tencel and 4-ply silk, Kwik Sew pants in cotton pique. |
The following tops cover most of the rest of May:
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| CLD Hearts A Flutter in cotton denim |
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| V1215 in light weight cotton pique |
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| Folkwear middy blouse in light weight linen |
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| Batik Butik 105 Spice and Style |
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| TSW Quincy in linen |
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| TSW Trio vest as a top in cotton sateen |
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| CLD Pure and Simple Shell in linen |
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| CLD Hearts A Flutter Shell, lower part in Japanese cotton; upper fabric unknown |
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| TSW Mimosa Top in Japanese cotton |
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| TSW Mimosa Top in Japanese cotton |
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| Self-drafted top in cotton kimono pieces |
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| TSW Mix It Top in cotton shirting |
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| TSW Mix It Top in light weight cotton pique |
great collection. I think we are all the same in that we each have our favourite pieces that we go to all the time - despite making lots of clothes.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking, arty clothing. I like it!
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