My plans are all up in the air again. I loved the Berry SWAP on paper
but when I started describing each piece to a sewing friend and thinking
if it would work in my lifestyle I really backed away from it. I'd done
some sewing research at lunch time in a nearby department store and so
had a good mental imagine of what was current, and some of the planned
pieces were just not going to cut it - the border print skirt for
example.
I started again still incorporating some of the Berry
pieces but also some more classic navy blue and mid grey since its my
business wardrobe I want to bolster. This also reduces the number of
pieces all in the same colour - something I put in SWAP plans a lot, but
then get bored with actually sewing. I'll let it mature a little and
then update my thread.
Well
I've left it 24 hours and not only do I still like the 'Berry Business'
collection still, I keep thinking of extra things the new grey and navy
3PACs would work with from my existing wardrobe. I have swiped images from rtw for this, but they give the general idea of the colours and styles if not the exact pieces I hope to sew.
So here is the first cut
Navy 3 PAC
Navy boiled wool jacket
Cream knit top
Navy and cream checked cutabout skirt
Grey 3 PAC
Grey boucle jacket
Cream self striped blouse
Grey ponte skirt
Berry 3 PAC
Burgundy ponte jacket
Pink silky cowl neck top
Burgundy ponte skirt
Wild cards
Grey ponte dress
Burgundy ponte dress
The tops will work between most of the 3 PACs, and the dresses work with the various jackets, especially with added scarf or necklace.
4 comments:
I really like the sound of this and this is why this years SWAP is so amazing!
Well I think it will work really well and give the right work vibe whilst still feeling comfortable and very you.
I love this combination! It's a perfect blend of wearable but still fun to sew, I think. Ponte wears so well. Great choice. I'm a very visual person. I appreciate that most of your posts have wonderful pictures to illustrate your plans.
I'm bohocute from stitcher's guild:)
It does look good. Planning is a lot of the fun so it doesn't matter if the plan is in continuous flux.
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