So, the charcoal grey one it is! Let's see if I can get a good pic of that when it arrives. . .
Thank you for your comments--I really do value your opinions. (Yours included, mom! I have not been a teenager for a while now, and even if you and I might not choose the same things, we can safely agree we both have excellent taste. : )
And Stacy, thank you for giving me a clear picture of why NOT to covet the black cashmere neck warmer--because while Sweeney Todd is neo-Victorian (the roots of Steampunk) it is also completely revolting. (ok, ok, I have not actually seen it, but even though I really like Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter, I am turned off by celebrations of the macabre, Lost Boys excluded). So, thank you for giving me a reason to steel my heart against its decadence. ; )
Finally, in celebration of my new neck warmer, I can't resist sharing with you a few more images of gorgeous and warm pieces for the neck that I found on etsy:
look, my cashmere upcycled beauty comes in purple too!
this one might have been my first choice, if not acrylic--so pretty!
this one is another by the seller that is making my new neck warmer-gorgeous style!
Here is a similar one by a different seller. So dramatic! if I were braver, and could wear wool, I would be so tempted!
love the color on this one
ruffly! pink! so not me! love it anyway!
this one is not my style either, but embodies "cozy"--and such a pretty pink
oh, how i love upcycled cashmere! and this scarf
i could NEVER wear this color, but it is so so pretty, esp. in this delicate pattern!
this one is my favorite color, and a wee bit Steampunky!
this one is truly amazing--but a bit bulky for the neck. anyone need a hand-made table runner at an excellent price?
how's this for gorgeous? and perfect for Valentine's Day! (and why it is already sold)
Ah, how I enjoy beautiful, well-crafted, creative things. One of these days I'll have to take the time to learn how to make some. In the meantime, I'm so glad there's etsy.
I have not been able to get the cashmere neck warmer out of my mind. After seeing it in purple, I don't think it would be too difficult to make. Your talented mom did such beautiful work on the girls' dresses,I suspect that she could make one using a cashmere sweater and silk blouse from Goodwill.
ReplyDeleteWhen you stop by tomorrow, remind me to show you a scarf that I was given for Christmas. I think you will like it! Terry
Terry, you are clearly a talented "crafty" person to even be thinking that way. I so don't have that skill! (You are right, though, my mom is crazy talented, but she expends it all upon my girls, which I am hardly complaining about. : )
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for showing me the scarf, and I will be brainstorming some way for you to wear it. ; )
wonder full design dude. i am so impress.............
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