Scarves H Eyeliner Scarves

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HoneyLocks said:
Sorry, could not resist, I even have the right colors.
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This dishcloth commentary is ruining my desire for this. Seriously, I had sent the link to the Hubs and just told him forget about it, he asked why, I told him and he chuckled. I had chosen this one in marine/Blanc and a mens Namaste. Umph. I need to see it in person.
 
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Ceeyahd said:
This dishcloth commentary is ruining my desire for this. Seriously, I had sent the link to the Hubs and just told him forget about it, he asked why, I told him and he chuckled. I had chosen this one in marine/Blanc and a mens Namaste. Umph. I need to see it in person.
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You'll get over it, I'm sure :biggrin:
I have a Fleurs d'Ecosse - had to unsee the blanket :doh:
Passed on a Mors et Gromettes Vichy because I couldn't unsee the picnic cloth.
 
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Ceeyahd said:
This dishcloth commentary is ruining my desire for this. Seriously, I had sent the link to the Hubs and just told him forget about it, he asked why, I told him and he chuckled. I had chosen this one in marine/Blanc and a mens Namaste. Umph. I need to see it in person.
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I am so sorry, did not mean to spoil it for anybody.
Please try it in person, that might be the game changer (texture, print...). And if not, better you made that association now than after spending money on it and never wearing it.
Oh, if I were crazy rich I might get one for my kitchen (not to clean with it but to shock people!)
 
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HoneyLocks said:
I am so sorry, did not mean to spoil it for anybody.
Please try it in person, that might be the game changer (texture, print...). And if not, better you made that association now than after spending money on it and never wearing it.
Oh, if I were crazy rich I might get one for my kitchen (not to clean with it but to shock people!)
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:lol:
 
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dooneybaby said:
You realize H scarves are like a drug, right?:panic::panic::panic:
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Yes, indeed, dooneybaby! And tpf photos heighten the desire for more! :annoyed: :lol:
lanit said:
These remind me of the Pani Madras pointu and the Circuit 24 special edition Commes de Garçon scarf. They both have a bit of stiffness that is really fun. Snaps from the archives.
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:loveeyes: That Pani Madras pointu is gorgeous, lanit! Too enabling!
 
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HoneyLocks said:
I am so sorry, did not mean to spoil it for anybody.
Please try it in person, that might be the game changer (texture, print...). And if not, better you made that association now than after spending money on it and never wearing it.
Oh, if I were crazy rich I might get one for my kitchen (not to clean with it but to shock people!)
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Honeylocks... You didn't spoil it for me. I'm so finicky, from one week to the next. I have scarves that at times I love, and other times not so much, just to love again most times. It's better to wait on this one, for me. I hate returning purchases.
 
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HoneyLocks said:
I am so sorry, did not mean to spoil it for anybody.
Please try it in person, that might be the game changer (texture, print...). And if not, better you made that association now than after spending money on it and never wearing it.
Oh, if I were crazy rich I might get one for my kitchen (not to clean with it but to shock people!)
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No worries, everything will remind someone of something. Check fabric is also synonymous with British Mod shirts, Italian bistro tablecloths, Victorian clothing, French ingénues, mid-century aprons, pin cushions, picnic baskets and jam covers. I eve had a school uniform in blue ad white check. This scarf does play tribute to all those practical things. However, this is the Rolls Royce of check and once seen IRL beyond all comparisons.
 
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papertiger said:
No worries, everything will remind someone of something. Check fabric is also synonymous with British Mod shirts, Italian bistro tablecloths, Victorian clothing, French ingénues, mid-century aprons, pin cushions, picnic baskets and jam covers. I eve had a school uniform in blue ad white check. This scarf does play tribute to all those practical things. However, this is the Rolls Royce of check and once seen IRL beyond all comparisons.
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Wow .... your writing is evocative @papertiger ! I hope I will have a chance to see this scarf IRL sometime.
 
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papertiger said:
No worries, everything will remind someone of something. Check fabric is also synonymous with British Mod shirts, Italian bistro tablecloths, Victorian clothing, French ingénues, mid-century aprons, pin cushions, picnic baskets and jam covers. I eve had a school uniform in blue ad white check. This scarf does play tribute to all those practical things. However, this is the Rolls Royce of check and once seen IRL beyond all comparisons.
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Picnic basket?! There's another idea for @HoneyLocks fantasy use, an elegant silk in a picnic basket with scrumptious treats. :graucho:
I might drop by my local H and see if the DC in marine cw comes home with me.
 
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