This 4-part combination is made of fabric from stash, leftover fabric and discarded clothes. The black color is the base and the second color are shades of camel. Black and white is a well known color combination, but black and camel is very stylish.
The jeans is made of my TNT self-drafted pattern. The fabric has small stripes are made of light camel paint. The black/camel top is made version of the famous YSL Mondrian dress. Horizontal en vertical black lines dividing the top in sections. I was inspired to make this top after seeing an edition of the GBSB: a Dutch-French-British combination.
The black top has a back yoke made from a piece of lace that came from a discarded dress and a leftover fabric from the first top. The lace has small round holes, a kind of dots.
The scarf is also made from discarded clothes. Horizontal en vertical pieces of fabrics are used to make the scarf. The vertical lines are high-lighted using Shari stitches.
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Chic combinations! I love your printed pants in the top photo. They look fantastic with the black top!
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Thank you so much. The fabric for the printed pants was found while I was buying an other fabric and I couldn’t resist it.
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Dank je wel Naomi.
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Love all the upcycling/recycling of fabric and all the things you’ve made! Super 🙂
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Thank you Miriam.
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Oh I love your Mondrian top!
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Thank you.
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Goed gedaan! Vind het mooi.
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