Felt experiments: Black and White

Like a good photograph I like my clothes in black and white most. I do wear colour, but there's just thing tingle on my brain if I see a good design in stark contrasts - and there's not better and bigger contrast than black and white.

For some reason I hadn't made a real black and white scarf since starting my wet- and nuno-felting experiments. Probably because I went all crazy buying tons of colours from different fiber sources - and every time I came up with some new cool combination of colours to try.

As this morning: a lovely green, some melange of green and pink and brown, and some orange wool to top it all of.

I almost went for it, again.
Which also meant: another day without making a bold black and white scarf, one I would probably wear daily once finished.

I blame all the ideas I have in my mind about creating a brand, a webshop, selling my wearable art online. I'm subconsciously already making stuff to sell instead of making stuff to wear myself.

But that ends today. Here's the layout and sneak preview of the newest scarf I made - all for myself. Hurray.

(Oh, and I also found an amazing fitting dummy to show my scarfs on - you know, for that maybe-webshop I'm going to launch. Soon. Ish. First more practice.)