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Fur collars and fox stoles has been in the past symbols of elegance. Nowadays we choose to wear less expensive but still beautiful faux furs leaving animals happily floric in the countryside. If you still feel the urge to wear a fox around your neck why not wear one of the foxes above?
They're funny and make a statement accessories for the fearless fashionista. They can make even wonderful christmas gifts for your friends so start knitting.

 Colli di pelliccia e stole di volpe sono stati sicuramente in passato simboli d'eleganza. Oggi scegliamo di indossare pelliccie ecologie, meno costose ma altrettanto belle lasciando gli animali liberi di scorazzare per la campagna. Se sentite ancora la necessità di indossare una stola di volpe intorno al collo perchè non provare una di quelle che oggi vi propongo? Un accessorio divertente per colei che non ha paura di osare. Potreste realizzare queste divertenti sciarpe anche per le vostre amiche e regalarle per Natale.

Pleated skirts are back in fashion and since Donatella Versace included them in her collection for H&M they went right in my diy list. A pleated skirts should be not too difficult to make and I hope to be back to you soon with a tutorial to diy a pleated skirt and be party season ready!

Le gonne a pieghe sono tornate di moda e da quando Donatella Versace le ha incluse nella sua collezione per H&M sono finite nella mia lista dei modelli da realizzare. Spero di potervi presto aggiornare con un tutorial per realizzare una gonna a pieghe da sfoggiare sotto le feste natalizie.

Impalpable as dandelions they are called mohair,cashmere and angora. They are the softest and warmest wools; soft at touch and incredibly light at sight. Looking at these jumpers they look like made of cotton candy. Angora is for sure the longest and most expensive yarn and gives to jumpers a halo of softness. Can you guess who is the animal sheared to obtain this natural fiber?






 When I think of an angora jumper this is exactly the look that comes into my mind: a 50's retro look, a cropped top worn over a pencil skirt; along with this pic I found Johanna's blog, I love her retro style, check it out.



Here is the fluffy animal that "produces" angora yarn, it is sheared every three months. What animal is that?
Hard to guess under all that fur: it's a rabbit!
Mohair is obtained from angora goats.
Today I bought a few balls of mohair in mint green to make a soft sweater: 8 balls of wool or 400 grams will be enought for a sweater and you can knit it with 3.5 or 4 knitting needles.

Collar,cuff,bags and hats, this winter everything can be covered with soft fur but strictly bright colored!

Here's the shirt tutorial. I took a real man shirt and then I pinched and pinned it around the waist to make it more fitted. You can choose any shirt and then follow the 3 steps to cut it out.



Wear you shirt and mark out with a pin where you want the see throught part to begin. Lay down your shirt and make a loose stitched  line that will help you to cut straight.

Indossate la camicia e appuntate uno spillo sul davanti per segnare il punto da cui iniziare a tagliare. Partendo da lì fate un'impuntura da parte a parte che vi aiuterà a tagliare dritto.

Many winter looks are inspired by men style. What better than a classic man shirt to jump on seasonal trends? I spent this week examining minutely this piece of wardrobe and at the end I couldn't resist giving  it my own twist. There are many beautiful details in a man shirt: the stiff collar and cuffs,the button line so I thought it would be cool to emphasize these details and make them pop out of the shirt.  I cut out a piece from the front of the shirt and I subsituted it with a very light weighted tulle. I think I obtained a masculine look with a feminine twist, what do you think of the result? Tomorrow the tutorial!

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