Sweater Dress with double contrast slouch collar and Free Flowing Jacket


Didn't have enough of this Gold Sweater Knit so I improvised by using the little piece and made a small slouch Cowel out of the color and then made a regular size large slouch cowel collar and then sewing the two together before sewing them to the
neck of the dress.

The Free Flowing Jacket is the normal pattern I use, and made the usual scarf out of the leftover side piece and matching earrings of both fabrics.  The scarf jewelry is an old magnetic bracelet wrapped around the scarf.

The pieces were cutout one night after work and they were sewn together the next night after work to wear the next day.

I am trying to inspire you!

 

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