This is the pose-like-a-mannequin shot.
[What's that? You want
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[P.S.
Whack dancing shots are here. As always, I give you silliness.]
People! Temps are currently in the sixties in Paris, and THIS is the way I wear a
Teeny Camisole. I laugh in the face of cold weather. Ha ha!
Just kidding. Actually, that's the way I'll be wearing it come summer. The weather is still just too crisp to wear Teeny Camisoles on their own so for now I'm going the layering route, just like I did with my
Butterfly. When the weather is like this layering shirts and I are BFF's:
Quick project recap: Teeny Camisole, otherwise known as pattern 13 "le top ajouré" from Phildar's
L'été 451 pattern book in French. I knit the size small and used a little over three hanks of Tahki Cotton Classic in a deep cranberry red, shade 3432. The pattern calls for Coton No. 4 (which I used to knit my son's
Ribbed Jacket last spring...remember?) and even though I really like Coton No. 4 I used the Cotton Classic instead because:
a) They're close in gauge. (At least that's what my swatch told me.)
b) I had the Cotton Classic in my stash (it was a gift from
Miss HEK Jenny) and I've been dying to use it. Teeny Camisole was the perfect opportunity. Plus, who doesn't love to stash bust? I know I do. It gives me an excuse to buy more yarn. Muwaahaaaaaaa!
Anyway. All in all, I really like this top. It's a perfect fit and the Cotton Classic makes it lightweight and airy. And that is why I took Teeny Camisole to Paree while I met up with my sister over the weekend.
Monsieur Le Hubby, Captain Destructo and I were so busy catching up with my sis and her husband, and meeting my adorable baby niece that no time was available for taking shots of the Teeny Camisole (which my sister says reminds her of Amelie Poulain...isn't that cool?) in action. But I didn't want to leave you totally pictureless, so I did snap some shots for you on Sunday as we walked around after lunch. Come on...you knew I'd have another
Paris slideshow for you, right? Enjoy :-)