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RE: Miette Addiction – ahem update
’’Handmade is Better!” What a true and lovely statement!! I LOVE the changes you made and the final presentation of this cardigan! The neckline does look stronger and well put together and I love that you used the black buttons. To be honest I love my sleeves hanging a little long so it looks totally cute to me! You are adorable and look fabulous in your handmade cardigan!!
I love your contest idea!!! Let me know if you want it written up by @needleworkmonday (you will get the credits) or you can do it on your own as well and @needleworkmonday and I will resteem to spread the word!! Hmmmm I wonder how long you will give us? It will definitely take me longer than a week lol!!
Thanks for sharing your finished cardigan with us! It’s lovely~ 💗
I saw this beautiful brown sweater in a shop and went into the changing room to try it out... and then noticed how nice my own cardigan looked in the mirror and that I perhaps would buy a similar garment. So the photo with the comment came into life :-DDD I did not buy the sweater, instead dream of casting on a wrap jacket :-D But first I am making some knitted ear-warmer/headbands as gifts.
And thank you so much for the compliments <3
And with the clothes challenge... it was just an idea, I do not know if it is a good one. I thought of something like this:
minimum three items in the outfit and minimum one handmade (all handmade is possible hats, socks, jackets, shoes, jewellery, bags, skirts.... )
a little (or big) description how the outfit came into being and if it is loved or generally ones feeling towards the handmade items, which pattern and equipment was used etc…
In Germany there is since 2012 an initiative the memademittwoch (me made Wednesday) Here everyone can present their handmade items and show how pattern work on 'normal' (means not photoshopped) body’s. Another aim was to bring people to wear their handmade outfits, be proud of them and their body.
For the steemit challenge I would stretch the rules, meaning if someone do not want to showcase their creations on person, it is ok to lay them down and take a photo...
What do you think? Would you put something like this on @needleworkmonday?