Through the years and years (and years) of flute and piano lessons I took, it seems like I was always playing some "Variation on a Theme" or other. Here's my latest take on neckwear, looking eerily similar to the pumpkin colored one a couple of posts back. This time, there's no extra that just gets caught in my coat zipper anyway.Seriously, if there's one thing (or three) I need this winter it's a warm neck (and hands, and feet). Thank goodness I live in Virginia, the midwestern cold growing up nearly froze me to death. I even got frostbite one winter on my earlobes while skiing. Well, that was Colorado, wind chill was -30. I'll never forget it.
The little cowl is made with that oh-so-wonderful Inca cotton I bought a while back. I have another skein of it sitting here waiting for me that's variegated--carmel and cream--soooo pretty. If you take a close look you'll see it's closed with two vintage mother of pearl buttons that keep piling up somehow and spilling off of my workspace.
1 comment:
Very nice.
My ears are the most susceptible- not the outside, though. I get earaches in the wind- even this summer at the beach. So I should probably make some head/ear bands, huh?
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