Cozy yarn, beautiful vintage linens, well drafted patterns, and creating new garments simply bring me joy, as do fresh pots of tea, rain on the tin roof of my tiny solarium, a good ghost story, and re-watching Murder She Wrote episodes.
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It seems to me that embracing the promise of abundance covers all these fears in a lavish kind of grace. Abundance promises that there is already enough.
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There was a moment that forced a long, rusty lever to move, this kind of steel bar pointing up at an angle like a needle reading some kind of gauge, though I’m not sure at all what it’s meant to measure.
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The Ogden Cami by True Bias is a sewing pattern that fits into this style story seamlessly. It quickly became such an essential staple that I made three in as many weeks, two of which were fashioned from my small fabric remnant stash. I. Love. This. Pattern.
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I’m a person who dearly loves the symbolic and the nostalgic, which is just the symbolism of memory. I’m not the kind of beach person who wants to decorate with shells, but give me a dress that moves like the ocean and is the perfect shade of green/blue, and I’m in symbolic style heaven.
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