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Knitted tunic and hat

Tunic and hat combo:

Thanks you Antje - still needs even more work! A more recent project that only got its first outing a couple of weeks ago; knitted in vintage Motoravia 4 ply wool this ensemble combines early to mid 30's elements and comes with a fun hat (more pictures on my blog)

Cool colour skirt on the latest post, Venusop! My current blog entry features an early 1930 cotton frock and shots from a stately home at http://acatamongthepigeons.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/charlecote-park.html

Nope, no sneaking, photographing was allowed, just not with flash. Which made it difficult and sometimes impossible to capture good images. There are far better ones than mine out on the web.

Thanks MarkJohn and Hyena Stomp, yes the place is Charlecote Park - fairly image heavy post on my blog about it.

Finally some good weather the other day, so I wore a cotton frock for the first time this year, albeit with a knitted vest on top...eventually it was warm enough to go vest free. The 1930's dress was a birthday present to myself.

Thank you Big Man and cookie! Multumesc pentru compliment, Two Types!

30's style newly made skirt & blouse knit ensemble worn yesterday

Worn last weekend at work (themed event):

You look glorious in yellow!

Thank you Vampyre Master! Two Types, the language books on the shelf are English (Romanian I struggle less with), together with some French/English-Romanian dictionaries. "Pe masa" means "on the table" btw :)

Thank you kindly to those that commented on my last post! Stray Cat, I bought that mauve skirt at a fair in Bath last autumn. There were indeed several exactly the same style but in different colours/fabrics - they apparently came from the wardrobe of the same lady, that had them made to...

I realized I haven't posted in a while, so beware, this is picture heavy. Here are some new knits that I haven't had the chance to wear much yet: a 30's style cape and a 20's sports cardigan & matching hat. These below have been favourite staples this winter and early spring: a 50's fur...

And a self indulgent 20's style cardigan and hat combo.