My six year old granddaughter said the handwoven, hooded, Saori tunic I finished sewing up today reminds her of a mosaic.
I think she meant it as a compliment.
When I asked her which part was her favourite she said "All of it!" and added that she liked all of the "details".
I'm glad both granddaughters didn't run in fear or laugh themselves silly.
It may be wild and crazy, but I like it.
It's very comfortable to wear.
And for convenience sake I included pockets in the seams between the front and side panels.
And I added a hood so that I could use one of my favourite pieces of the yardage that I wove.
Now I hope I have the courage to actually wear it!
6 comments:
I think it looks awesome! If you need an excuse to wear it for the first time -- look for a fiber festival -- everyone there will 'get it' :)
It looks great, and I know what you mean about having the nerve to wear it. I often look at clothing that I think others would be like wha?? But then I see other women with interesting items on and I love it. So just go for it. We only get one go at this life!!!
Icicle I've heard that phenomena described as "my people will understand".
Thanks for the vote of encouragement Anne. I guess it's kind of like devil-may-care attitude of the ladies of the Red Hat Society. Once you get past a certain age you tend to thumb your nose at the scoffers. Well it has certainly received a lot of praise from those in my fibre arts circles.
I think it looks very very beautiful and I'm not really a fiber person. Besides I don't think you should let people you don't really know decide what you are wearing. If someone doesn't like it they can look the other way.
You need not fear wearing it -- it is good enough to sell big time and start a fashion craze!
Well you are certainly right about that Dustbunnie, but it would still be rather disconcerting to discover people were laughing at you behind your back! I've worn to the store as a jacket a few times now and it actually doesn't get much of a reaction.
Thanks Anonymous I appreciate your encouragement.
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