siidisabad

 

Nii nagu paljud, sai ka see kleit alguse ühest täiesti juhuslikust sissepõikest Abakhani. Kangarullide vahelt leidsin end trikotaažile sättinud kirjutiivalseid linnud.

As many others, this dress also started with a casual visit to Abakhan Fabrics. Between the rolls of fabric I found those multicoloured birds sitting on a jersey.

 

 

Pikka aega ei tihanud ma neist siidpehmeist linnukestest midagi valmistada. Ei raatsinud kääridega kallale minna. Mässisin kangast niisama üheti ja teisiti ümber oma sõstrakarva sõbranna. Alles lõpus, kui käed oli vaja kuskilt läbi sirutada ja kaelaauku korrigeerida, lõikasin ettejääva kanga ära.

For a long time I didn’t know what to do with them. I just wasn’t ready to cut into those little birds. I started draping the fabric around my red Diana. Finally, when I had to form the neckline I was ready to take my scissors and cut.

 

 

Juhuslik oli ka see, et valminud kleidist sai mulaaži kodutöö. Vaevlesin nimelt pikalt sadade mõtete käes, suutmata ühtki neist välja valida ja lõpuks ei pidanuki!

In the end I was lucky because I had been desperately trying to choose what to do as my draping assignment at school and the homework had just done itself!

 

 

 

As my hair has grown long enough to wear them up, I made a hairclip to celebrate and encourage them to grow even longer, so that I could wear my cheeky curls in the summer without having any trouble with them.

While the laundry waits outside for the first spring sun despite of the big snowbanks refusing to melt, I made a brooch for a scarf that warms my sore throat.

 

 

Juhei!

With winter comes also grey with glitter and pearls.

 

This is also a thrift store child bought for 0,64 EUR that got a fancy winter-look.

For my sister.

 

For my mother.

My first