Hideous scarves, that awful knit hood thing that I mentioned a while back (and still not paired with the right outfit) and what appears to be a beret made of Fun Fur! Why, it’s the Lion Brand Fashion show hosted by Vanna White!!!!!!!!
Don’t get me wrong, I love Thick And Quick, it’s my favorite cheap yarn. But there are things that you just shouldnt do with it. I like it for hats, it makes warm hats. Blankets, or big scarves, that’s what it’s for! But not for this, especially if you’re going to pair it with a floral print long sleeve shirt that doesn’t even remotely match.
Also, unibrow or no unibrow here? Is that a shadow or what? Discuss.
I’m having a hard time deciding if the sweater part fell off or if this is REALLY a knitted hood.
And how would you wear it? And when? When would it be appropriate to wear a knitted hood? It doesnt even look good with the outfit modeled, and I just dont know what you could possibly wear this with.
And that, my friends, should be the first thing you think when you’re about to knit something like this. The five W’s people, who would wear it, what would you wear it with, when would you wear it, where would you wear it, and WHY in god’s name would you knit it?
Why on EARTH would you knit something to cozy something that is set on FIRE? Is this for those candles that you arent supposed to burn? Why in the hell do people do that anyway? You buy a candle, you burn it, that’s IT! And you dont pay homage to it by covering it with, Ill be it somewhat pretty, KNITTING.
It’s not ugly, it’s just useless. Utterly utterly useless.
A few posts back I discussed How Not To Model. In this particular instance, the model turned out to be the perfect match for this dress of shame. Absolute shame.
Yes, a completely knitted “prom gown” with sock monkeys all the fuck over it. Oh, but they each have their own name tags!!!
And the model…her hair…I mean, for one it was probably hard to get ANYONE to model this thing. But they found just about the only girl in the world who can pull it off. I hear that the hair piece was found festering under a rock and they thought it would look great with this…this whatever you call it. Dress thing…with monkeys, dress thing…
No pattern, but thankfully you can order it for only $1,500.
I know when I decide to just stand around in my underwear and bra, I think to myself, I say, “Self, you would look dashing with a net shawl dawning long suede fringe.” Also, I can totally see her junk. You can too, right? Pattern brought to you by the good people at Berroco.