Once again I am popping on to share my actual SOTD-- we are having wind chill warnings galore here on Cape Cod Bay. I could not walk on the bay this morning for the ferocious gale that greeted me. And we had rolling white caps on our usually sedate beach! So I took a page from yesterday and paired my Three Graces CSGM with a sturdy textured sweater.
Then, the best thing that can happen to a Scarf Addict happened just after lunch: Scarf Mail! The light is not great-- all the storm shutters are closed up tight so I did what I could-- but could not resist sharing. Thanks to inspiration and enablement from our dear @Croisette7, I am delighted to welcome Jonques et Sampans to my growing fleet of silky ships. I can't wait to play with all the lovely pastels in this one-- and such a stunning border!
Then, the best thing that can happen to a Scarf Addict happened just after lunch: Scarf Mail! The light is not great-- all the storm shutters are closed up tight so I did what I could-- but could not resist sharing. Thanks to inspiration and enablement from our dear @Croisette7, I am delighted to welcome Jonques et Sampans to my growing fleet of silky ships. I can't wait to play with all the lovely pastels in this one-- and such a stunning border!
I wear scarves primarily as a way to add some polish/color/interest to my usual uniform of extremely basic tees and sweaters. This colorway fits my color palette to a T (pun intended) and is so wearable... it's the classic "practical vs passion" debate as the Tea for Two, perhaps in black/red colorway, really wows me. Maybe I just need to make peace with having both... but as this is my first ever silk scarf ever, it's a big plunge. If only I knew all the future Jonathan Burtons that may come out...
@Cookeifiend and that is the perfect association...
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