After a small decluttering, my current wardrobe contains:
Bottoms
2 pairs of basic black trousers
2 pairs of shalwars
2 pairs of yoga pants
2 pais of shorts
warm leggins
boiler pants
velvet sweatpants
jeans pedal pushers
Tops
13 T-shirts
1 crop top
3 blouses
6 shirts
2 overalls
2 sweaters
3 hoodies
Underwear
27 pairs of socks (yes, I know)
4 bras
1 sports bra
17 pants
tights
5 undervests
3 parts of pyjama
2 onesie
Outdoor clothing
fur coat
2 winter coats
jacket
raincoat
boiler suit
Accessories
1 pair of gloves
2 cups
beanie
winter hat
scarf
rucksack
laptop bag
bag
suitcase
4 tote bags
2 sackpacks
Footwear
2 pairs of winter boots
2 pais of wedges
sneackers
3 pairs of slippers
flip-flops
sandals
I’m still working on reducing my number of clothes. I’ve decluttered some worn out and torn pieces of clothing (turned it to rugs or threw away).
The list doesn’t include things I have decided to sell, so they are stored by me in different place. If I can’t sell them in 2 months - I’ll donate them. There are still clothes on the list that I almost don’t wear. I will decide what to do with them in the future. Now, I’m proud of myself that I let go to so many clothes.
I’m looking forward to making similar list in the future and comparing it ;)
If you want to share with me some tips feel free to do it! Brainstorms are the best!
Over a year old I think? Just forgot to ever post this piece. My second embroidery so I didn’t want to make it too complicated so its very simple shapes
What is it with people who post something that is very skillful and well-executed and then say “oh, this is only my second attempt … I was trying to keep it simple….” That’s not simple.
1. Good job, those are extremely gorgeous embroidered cats there. The little hairs in the ears, the highlights in the eyes, the patterns on the fur, the precisely accurate proportions, the angles on the whiskers…the attention to detail, it’s good, it’s really really good.
2. Maybe don’t do that thing though? When you’ve made something gorgeous, own that it is gorgeous, or post it without commenting on the quality at all. Downplaying things…kinda makes it harder for anyone else to have realistic expectations. Now, I haven’t done embroidery the way I’ve done drawing and knitting and other artsy/craftsy things where people post amazing stuff like this and then minimize it, so I don’t know if it’s actually unrealistic to get something this detailed and gorgeous on a second attempt, but I know some people definitely dodo this kind of minimizing talk for things that are actually very, very difficult and advanced. Even if this was actually your second embroidered work ever and that’s not way out of the ballpark amazing for a second effort (also did…did you make up the pattern yourself???????) you could eg mention how long it took you to make that or something. Something that, you know, gives other new creators a realistic sense of what they’re getting themselves into.
It took me 42 hours and I did make the design myself! Theyre my friends two cats
