Showing posts with label 04/2021. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 04/2021. Show all posts

Sunday, April 18, 2021

Blues

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Now to the post!

While we are waiting for our third lockdown to come to an end, anything that is new provides excitement, no matter how small. Just before the start of this latest confinement, I had a hairdresser appointment and as I hurried past shop windows on my way back home, a sky blue sweater caught my eye. It had to be a quick purchase, as it was getting dangerously close to the 7pm curfew! So glad I did, as I had so much fun pairing it with my favorite spring scarves. 

A narrow two-way street in a neighboring village. I always hope that no one comes the other way..


Shades of blue: with a Les Plaisirs du Froid 90 scarf in the basic bias fold.  Also by Hermes: Clic Clac H bracelet in Bleu Indiens




Les Plaisirs du Froid as above, this time in a Camelia knot



Cent Plis de Miao scarf in a cowboy knot. Usually, the purple border dominates but this time the turquoise and blue accents get echoed and highlighted by the sweater. 



 Fleurs d'Indiennes is another spring favorite and it is no surprise that it goes beautifully with blue, too. 



Cent Plis de Miao in a Cowboy knot variation (ends tucked underneath the bib) which brings out some of the scarf's yellow center as well.



Fleurs d'Indiennes as above, this time in an Ondulation knot.



Stay safe and well and have a beautiful spring!

xxx


Sunday, April 4, 2021

Happy Easter 🐥🐇🌿

 Wishing everyone a very happy Easter!


I am sorry for having missed posting in March, but will be adding a second post for April very soon.

Hope you are all enjoying a beautiful spring!

 xxx



Index Palmarum in a Palmier variation. Bracelet: Kelly Double Tour in ebene



The picture below is only from yesterday, so it's safe to say these two spring lambs have survived Easter