OK folks, I do not even begin to claim to being on top of this, but thankfully Chestnutty has copied TT list from last year and added her suggestions. I have all day Tuesday to think on this and thanks to Chestnutty (THANK YOU THANK YOU!! I won't have too much work to do.
I would like to suggest the week of April 1st:
SCARVES THAT FOOL THE EYE - this can be some obvious ones with hidden images (you know who you are), scarves like the changeants (sp?) that fool the eye with texture... and so on.
What do you all think?
Come Tuesday, I will add a few ideas rattling around in my head, and try to collect the others suggested on this incredibly fast-moving thread. I have been too busy acquiring and deaccessioning to focus, but starting Tuesday I have some time... so let's build on what TangoTosca did so wonderfully, and Chestnutty reprised so ably. Maybe we can just add a second theme to weeks, as TT and Chestnutty were so thorough...
The list as Chestnutty proposed:
"Let's see, here is what I'm thinking regarding theme week. Weeks highlighted in blue are my new additions. Some themes have been shuffled to fit with seasonality/holidays.
APRIL
7 April - Double your Pleasure, Double your Fun: Two Scarves
14 April - The Universe on my scarves: Sun, Moon, Stars, Planets, and Mythology
21 April - How does your Garden Grow? - Botanical Scarves to celebrate Spring
28 April - The Swiss Approach: Neutrals, blacks, and browns
MAY
5 May - In honor of Mother's Day: I remember Mom's scarves back in those days...(Scarves that remind you of your mother and/or grandmothers, or scarves that you'd love to pass on to your dear children someday)
12 May - Scarves from Spain or Latin America in honor of Mexico's Cinco de Mayo celebration
19 May - Bye-bye Birdie: Scarves featuring birds
26 May - The Children's Hour: Scarves featuring toys, games, and pastimes
JUNE
2 June - The Art of Robert Dallet and Kermit Oliver
9 June - Objectify Me: Scarves that features collections of objects, e.g. Flacons, Les Cles
16 June - Color me Happy: Show us the brightest scarves in your collection
23 June - The Art of Philippe Ledoux and Hubert de Watrigant
JULY
30 June - The New World: Scarves about North America to celebrate US Independence Day
7 July - Your Cheatin' Heart: Our non-H silky loves (Shhh! We won't tell.)
14 July - Cloud 9: Mousselines
21 July - Nontraditional is the new traditional! Show off your plisses, jersey, pointus, twillies, and pochettes
28 July - La vie en rose: Flowery Scarves
AUGUST
4 Aug - The Life Aquatic: Scarves featuring water, sea life, or Nautical scarves
11 Aug - Ungrails: Ah, those scarves you love to hate
18 Aug - Those Were the Days, Part I: Scarves from 1980's or Earlier
25 Aug - They do it with.... Scarf Rings, Part II
SEPTEMBER
1 Sept - Still Have the Blues for You: Blue scarves to honor Rosh Hashanah
8 Sept - Doubled Happiness: Scarf designs that you own in at least two colorways or in multiple formats
15 Sept - The Royal Color: Purple scarves
22 Sept - The Art of Julia Abadie and Cathy Latham
29 Sept - Pink scarves in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
OCTOBER
6 Oct - From Russia with Love: Russian Scarves
13 Oct - Architecture: Scarves that feature buildings or bridges, etc.
20 Oct - Autumn in my heart: Scarves featuring autumn or in earthy colors
27 Oct - Scary Scarves - The Revenge: Orange, Yellow, or Frightening Scarves in honor of Halloween
NOVEMBER
3 Nov - Scarves that contain writing or sketches
10 Nov - The Art of Dimitri Rybaltchenko and Joachim Metz
17 Nov - Oh, the Weather Outside... - Scarves about the weather, e.g. snowflakes, wind
24 Nov - Wearable art: Scarves you think belong in an art gallery or have a strong artistic bent
DECEMBER
1 Dec - The Art of Christine Henry and Aline Honoré
8 Dec - Scarves with Contrast Hem or Ornate Borders
15 Dec - Holiday Scarves!
22 Dec - New Presents and Old Favorites
29 Dec - Roses are Red: Red scarves
JANUARY
5 Jan - The Far Pavilions: Scarves about India and the Middle East
12 Jan - Tin Pan Alley: Song and dance scarves
19 Jan - H Does H: Scarves that refer back to the company, its founders, its previous designs, etc. Or that have "H" or "Hermes" as part of the design.
26 Jan - The Chopticks: Scarves about China, Japan, and Southeast Asia to celebrate Chinese New Year Feb 10th
FEBRUARY
2 Feb - Brrrrrr! - Time for Cashmere
9 Feb - My Dearest in Silk: Scarves that your significant other(s) loves to see you in
16 Feb - This is Dedicated to the One I Love: I was inspired or enabled by...
23 Feb - Those Were the Days, Part II: 1990's era scarves
MARCH
2 March - Jacquard Scarves
9 March - Scarves about Australia and Oceania
16 March - to be determined
23 March - Critter Corner: Show us your favorite animal scarves or your favorite animal(s) featuring on H scarves
30 March - The Staples: Scarves that you wear the most often/workhorse scarves
CHESTNUTTY- I lost your blue highlighting; can you put it back in? It seems that some formatting goes away
I would like to suggest the week of April 1st:
SCARVES THAT FOOL THE EYE - this can be some obvious ones with hidden images (you know who you are), scarves like the changeants (sp?) that fool the eye with texture... and so on.
What do you all think?
Come Tuesday, I will add a few ideas rattling around in my head, and try to collect the others suggested on this incredibly fast-moving thread. I have been too busy acquiring and deaccessioning to focus, but starting Tuesday I have some time... so let's build on what TangoTosca did so wonderfully, and Chestnutty reprised so ably. Maybe we can just add a second theme to weeks, as TT and Chestnutty were so thorough...
The list as Chestnutty proposed:
"Let's see, here is what I'm thinking regarding theme week. Weeks highlighted in blue are my new additions. Some themes have been shuffled to fit with seasonality/holidays.
APRIL
7 April - Double your Pleasure, Double your Fun: Two Scarves
14 April - The Universe on my scarves: Sun, Moon, Stars, Planets, and Mythology
21 April - How does your Garden Grow? - Botanical Scarves to celebrate Spring
28 April - The Swiss Approach: Neutrals, blacks, and browns
MAY
5 May - In honor of Mother's Day: I remember Mom's scarves back in those days...(Scarves that remind you of your mother and/or grandmothers, or scarves that you'd love to pass on to your dear children someday)
12 May - Scarves from Spain or Latin America in honor of Mexico's Cinco de Mayo celebration
19 May - Bye-bye Birdie: Scarves featuring birds
26 May - The Children's Hour: Scarves featuring toys, games, and pastimes
JUNE
2 June - The Art of Robert Dallet and Kermit Oliver
9 June - Objectify Me: Scarves that features collections of objects, e.g. Flacons, Les Cles
16 June - Color me Happy: Show us the brightest scarves in your collection
23 June - The Art of Philippe Ledoux and Hubert de Watrigant
JULY
30 June - The New World: Scarves about North America to celebrate US Independence Day
7 July - Your Cheatin' Heart: Our non-H silky loves (Shhh! We won't tell.)
14 July - Cloud 9: Mousselines
21 July - Nontraditional is the new traditional! Show off your plisses, jersey, pointus, twillies, and pochettes
28 July - La vie en rose: Flowery Scarves
AUGUST
4 Aug - The Life Aquatic: Scarves featuring water, sea life, or Nautical scarves
11 Aug - Ungrails: Ah, those scarves you love to hate
18 Aug - Those Were the Days, Part I: Scarves from 1980's or Earlier
25 Aug - They do it with.... Scarf Rings, Part II
SEPTEMBER
1 Sept - Still Have the Blues for You: Blue scarves to honor Rosh Hashanah
8 Sept - Doubled Happiness: Scarf designs that you own in at least two colorways or in multiple formats
15 Sept - The Royal Color: Purple scarves
22 Sept - The Art of Julia Abadie and Cathy Latham
29 Sept - Pink scarves in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
OCTOBER
6 Oct - From Russia with Love: Russian Scarves
13 Oct - Architecture: Scarves that feature buildings or bridges, etc.
20 Oct - Autumn in my heart: Scarves featuring autumn or in earthy colors
27 Oct - Scary Scarves - The Revenge: Orange, Yellow, or Frightening Scarves in honor of Halloween
NOVEMBER
3 Nov - Scarves that contain writing or sketches
10 Nov - The Art of Dimitri Rybaltchenko and Joachim Metz
17 Nov - Oh, the Weather Outside... - Scarves about the weather, e.g. snowflakes, wind
24 Nov - Wearable art: Scarves you think belong in an art gallery or have a strong artistic bent
DECEMBER
1 Dec - The Art of Christine Henry and Aline Honoré
8 Dec - Scarves with Contrast Hem or Ornate Borders
15 Dec - Holiday Scarves!
22 Dec - New Presents and Old Favorites
29 Dec - Roses are Red: Red scarves
JANUARY
5 Jan - The Far Pavilions: Scarves about India and the Middle East
12 Jan - Tin Pan Alley: Song and dance scarves
19 Jan - H Does H: Scarves that refer back to the company, its founders, its previous designs, etc. Or that have "H" or "Hermes" as part of the design.
26 Jan - The Chopticks: Scarves about China, Japan, and Southeast Asia to celebrate Chinese New Year Feb 10th
FEBRUARY
2 Feb - Brrrrrr! - Time for Cashmere
9 Feb - My Dearest in Silk: Scarves that your significant other(s) loves to see you in
16 Feb - This is Dedicated to the One I Love: I was inspired or enabled by...
23 Feb - Those Were the Days, Part II: 1990's era scarves
MARCH
2 March - Jacquard Scarves
9 March - Scarves about Australia and Oceania
16 March - to be determined
23 March - Critter Corner: Show us your favorite animal scarves or your favorite animal(s) featuring on H scarves
30 March - The Staples: Scarves that you wear the most often/workhorse scarves
CHESTNUTTY- I lost your blue highlighting; can you put it back in? It seems that some formatting goes away