Thank you kindly, LKB!I love all of these @lanit-- and must try that very cool bandolier tie!
Thank you @EtsyBoss! I love your Brides et Destin cw-- strong contender for me until I had to come to terms with the fact that it had too similar a vibe to Brides Rebelles (twin with @lanit above) when tied... But it looks wonderful on you. Beautiful center colors
Magpie here, too @xincinsin -- in the club from an early age. Started with shells and sea glass...
Oh my gosh, congratulations @Redbirdhermes! What a beautiful find and how gorgeous on you! Brilliant to pick out the purple stems in your sweater-- it lets the red bloom and the blue hem really shine...
OK! Thanks for the tease @Lellabelle and I know I am not alone in wanting to see this out of the box and around your neck!
I thought the same @EtsyBoss-- they do this so beautifully, this pair of artists: florals plus architectural scene=dreamscape. Retour is kind of like a CSGM version of A l'Ombre de Pivoines, which I believe was only ever a 90 and only 6 or so cws... And it is Los Angeles, in the distance on Retour apparently, according to Marsal!
I did! It was on my list from the get-go, as I have a weakness for mythological themes and Nomura's work! Thank you @Lellabelle-- that Petite Bib tie is very useful that way!
Ok, so you have officially moved beyond "correction" to Scarf Rehabilitation @Teaforparrots! Beautiful color on you-- not everyone can wear yellow so well!
Thank you @Croisette7! Wish list expansion is always a danger here (especially from your examples) and my little dog is very sweet!
The center of the yellow cw of Plumes en Fete has to be the most beautiful coloration! And the CSGMs are TDF @Croisette7. Beautiful match with your bangle...
This is perfection @Nomad-- the colors of the scarf, the sweaters, the tie-- gorgeous on you. And I chuckled over your concept of the "Practice CSGM" -- which is such a smart thing to do before investing in anything, really.
I am so jealous you have that gorgeous cw of Springs Springs @Lellabelle! Such beautiful colors and such an interesting design re-do. It also reminds me a bit of Perspective in the 3-D effect. I am happy to be twins on Les Mustangs -- I love it. A great homage done with humor, respect and whimsey. The pops of pink on the blue side are *chef's kiss* and the collar effect with that tie is wonderful.
These are beautiful @essiedub! Like @Maedi I tried a t-shirt (jersey fluide?) and returned it because it was a rectangle! Just ever so slightly but it did throw things off... I love your mousseline...
Thank you @Maedi-- and this Aloha DD is amazing on you. It just lights you up!
Congratulations on this beauty @leechiyong!
Thank you @Nomad-- just had to find a way to show more of the center!
Just wonderful decorations and your gav is absolutely adorable @xincinsin! Happy Year of the Rabbit!
The wheat field background on this is so beautiful and those bunnies! Lovely @Croisette7...
Beautiful pink DD!SOYD Aloha dd.View attachment 5697763
It's glorious- congratulations!Old technique, but new scarf:
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Yippeeee! Happy YotR! Every time you wear that gav, I first see the bunny, then you say duck and it immediately switches to duck.... Can you say chocolate next? So I can see chocolate?Happy Year of the Rabbit, everyone!
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Wearing the duck-rabbit puzzle gav.
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Perfect Croisette!
I can't believe you found a bunny on the beach! Awesome!This one seems very appropriate for today (Duo cosmique). Happy New Year!View attachment 5698031
I finally found one bunny "on the beach"
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And the same to you, @xincinsin !! I hope the year is good to you!Happy Year of the Rabbit, everyone!
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Wearing the duck-rabbit puzzle gav.
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When I see bunnies, it immediately makes me think about Easter chocolate !Happy Sunday, Scarflandia, and welcome to a new theme week for SOTD. Not only is today the beginning of a new theme week, it’s the beginning of the Lunar New Year!
According to Chinese astrology, today marks the beginning of a Year of the Rabbit. So inspired, this week’s theme is Paws for Thought: Bunnies, kitties, dogs and other furbabies (or featherbabies, or scalebabies – go on and stretch that theme!).
To start the week (and the year) I’m focusing today on the Rabbit. The bunny. The hare. The lagomorph. There are more than 60 bunny breeds, including several lops (dangly ears), those identified by countries of origin (American rabbit, Netherland dwarf rabbit, Polish rabbit - to name a few), and different variations of cottontail (Eastern cottontail, New England cottontail, Desert cottontail…). The Flemish giant rabbit weighs on average 15 pounds, while the Pygmy rabbit weights less than a pound.
There are many famous rabbits: the Easter Bunny, Bugs Bunny, the Energizer Bunny, the Cadbury Bunny, Peter Cottontail (aka Peter Rabbit), Jessica Rabbit (she’s not bad – she’s just drawn that way!), and Bambi’s friend Thumper.
Bunnies are featured prominently in Hugo Grykgar’s 1950s classic Le Bles (which actually celebrates the wheatfield), Claudia Stuhlhofer-Mayer’s La Magie (watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat!), and the rabbit/duck illusion gav. And yes there was a Year of the Rabbit gav!
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I went searching my scarf drawer for rabbits, and found them in Texas Wildlife, Premier Chants, and DUJA.
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And so, my Silken Sisters and Brothers, I ask you to show me your bunnies!
(No time for rabbit hunting? That’s ok – any SOTD is on-theme!)
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I can’t wait! It’s different to anything I have.OK! Thanks for the tease @Lellabelle and I know I am not alone in wanting to see this out of the box and around your neck!
I realized when I posted these, coincidentally both on the same sweater, how similar they can look tied. An unintentional duplication almost, due to the overlapping colour palettes. That’s the downside of the colour family approach, as they fill a similar niche. On the up side, if one scarf in the colour family works, you can be fairly confident the others will too.I am so jealous you have that gorgeous cw of Springs Springs @Lellabelle! Such beautiful colors and such an interesting design re-do. It also reminds me a bit of Perspective in the 3-D effect. I am happy to be twins on Les Mustangs -- I love it. A great homage done with humor, respect and whimsey. The pops of pink on the blue side are *chef's kiss* and the collar effect with that tie is wonderful.
Delightfully on theme! Gorgeous lanterns!Happy Year of the Rabbit, everyone!
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Wearing the duck-rabbit puzzle gav.
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Beautiful green! For the longest time I thought ‘Bles’ were bunnies. Thank heavens for Google Translate!
Happy New Year @Coco2606 - of course there had to be a beach bunny!This one seems very appropriate for today (Duo cosmique). Happy New Year!View attachment 5698031
I finally found one bunny "on the beach"
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True chocolate bunny story: when I was about 7 my family vacationed o er Easter weekend. The hotel we stayed at hosted an Easter Egg hunt. I was quite the huntress while my older sister just enjoyed skipping around. No surprise my basket was fuller than hers.When I see bunnies, it immediately makes me think about Easter chocolate !
Thank you for introducing this week, Snausages, and lovely bunnies you show!Happy Sunday, Scarflandia, and welcome to a new theme week for SOTD. Not only is today the beginning of a new theme week, it’s the beginning of the Lunar New Year!
According to Chinese astrology, today marks the beginning of a Year of the Rabbit. So inspired, this week’s theme is Paws for Thought: Bunnies, kitties, dogs and other furbabies (or featherbabies, or scalebabies – go on and stretch that theme!).
To start the week (and the year) I’m focusing today on the Rabbit. The bunny. The hare. The lagomorph. There are more than 60 bunny breeds, including several lops (dangly ears), those identified by countries of origin (American rabbit, Netherland dwarf rabbit, Polish rabbit - to name a few), and different variations of cottontail (Eastern cottontail, New England cottontail, Desert cottontail…). The Flemish giant rabbit weighs on average 15 pounds, while the Pygmy rabbit weights less than a pound.
There are many famous rabbits: the Easter Bunny, Bugs Bunny, the Energizer Bunny, the Cadbury Bunny, Peter Cottontail (aka Peter Rabbit), Jessica Rabbit (she’s not bad – she’s just drawn that way!), and Bambi’s friend Thumper.
Bunnies are featured prominently in Hugo Grykgar’s 1950s classic Le Bles (which actually celebrates the wheatfield), Claudia Stuhlhofer-Mayer’s La Magie (watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat!), and the rabbit/duck illusion gav. And yes there was a Year of the Rabbit gav!
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I went searching my scarf drawer for rabbits, and found them in Texas Wildlife, Premier Chants, and DUJA.
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And so, my Silken Sisters and Brothers, I ask you to show me your bunnies!
(No time for rabbit hunting? That’s ok – any SOTD is on-theme!)
Happy new year! And I love this gav, never saw it before…Happy Year of the Rabbit, everyone!
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Wearing the duck-rabbit puzzle gav.
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A lovely scarf, Croisette!
Such a good cw for this one, LKBNOLA, and nicely tied!Happy Lunar New Year! Thank you @Snausages for a terrific and informative intro (lagomorph!?) with beautiful silks to make the point. I know I will be happy to note all the bunnies on the silks I have and the silks I don't. I feel some attachment to rabbits as pets because my daughter acquired two in college and guess who got to bunnysit? Right you are! I was less than charmed by the whole experience since we also had two dogs but the rabbits did make me smile with their antics. Especially the adorable thing they do called "binking" -- literally a 360 degree turn in the air as they jump. Here's a rabbit (more likely a hare) on my SOTD: Sous le Charme d'Orphee. (I see a resemblance between the cute Alice Shirley DuJA bunnies and this one!)
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