It's the Me-Made-May Weekly Wrap-up!
Part of last week and the beginning of this week I was traveling, but was still able to bring along a thing or two of hand-made goodness. I wore this comfy travel ensemble to Prague where I fit right in. This is the Iris Pullover from last year combined with the Amaranth headband. I love wearing it what can I say?
Re: Prague - The locals like to dress really funky, and I loved their personal style!
Then, when I came back to Munich, I wore a completely me-made outfit. From head to toe, I wore a cowl (cross-hatch cowl) and top (to be named) both designed by Amanda of Dilettant Knits, and then hand-made jeans made with Jalie's 2908 pattern.
missing photo here>>> http://twistcollective.com/collection/blog_images/mjandadriana.jpg
Later in the week, I walked about town and wore the plaid skirt I made for the Sew Weekly along with the cross-hatch cowl previously mentioned. That's the thing about cowls - they become your go-to accessory and especially in Munich's fickle weather, you just don't know if it's going to be cool or warm or what! So, a cowl is a great flexible item to have. And yes, my hair was a bit crazy yesterday...
Miss Lyra
Cini
Churchill
Patmore
Roquefort the Pest
Gnocchi
Sam
Hughes
by David Sedaris. You know, 
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is non-fiction but it reads like a novel. As one reviewer said, there was a time someone would have killed you for a handful of peppercorns. In fact, dozens and dozens of explorers risked their own lives and those of their crews to while search for The Spice Islands. Jack Turner tells a spell-binding tale and you’ll find yourself sharing anecdotes from this book with everyone who crosses your path.
