Generally, the rule of thumb is: if it's nice GET THE HELL OUTSIDE, it may cloud over by the afternoon. Here, you can plan a BBQ in July and have it ruined by rain, or you can plan a Novembers day at the indoor soft-play or cinema and find it deserted because it's suddenly turned bright and lovely outside. Most other parts of the globe get way more extreme weather of some form or another, but generally most places know what to expect for their season or climate. The reason why British people are known for moaning so much about it is its unpredictability. I'm all about maximum wardrobe versatility! Plus, if you're not from or living in the UK, I'll let you into a little secret: the weather here isn't really that bad. All the pieces I'm planning should be layer-able and to be worn in a variety of outfit combos. The reason I haven't called this post 'Autumn/Winter Sewing Plans', is that I expect all these garments will see wear throughout the year, not just in A/W.
0 kommentar(er)
