Scarfed Down
I've been testing out my DIY scarf necklace to see how it fares in hot weather
I've been testing out my DIY scarf necklace to see how it fares in hot weather
Everything about this image is almost unbearably beautiful, A tiny "flowerpot" on a ring may be the only way I'm able to keep flowers alive; "Put a bird on it" is even more effective when it's a rainbow-colored bird; This wisteria-covered facade reminds me of my blissfully broke time in London; I love how a good editorial image can stop me in my tracks; Things like colorful "yarn graffiti" are a big part of
Vintage top, skirt, and clutch; Gucci belt; Seychelles shoes, Ray-Ban sunglasses So apparently we've reached that time of year when the temperature hits the '90s and just stays there for the next month and a half. Hooray! Days like this call for loose shapes and breathable fabric, so I dug up this vintage top (which I'm pretty sure belonged to my mom and may or may not be part of a pajama set) and a
I love a good scarf, I really do. But when it's 127 degrees out, walking around with a large swathe of fabric draped around your neck is not really the most prudent idea. Things get SCHWETTY.So, I've been thinking about making something a bit more accommodating, like a cross between a scarf and a necklace (a scarflace? a narf?). This is what I've come up with so far:I didn't do
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