It's hard not to feel happy looking at that bright Nani Iro print – so I decided to sew it into a new top to wear to work.
After looking through lots of different options, I ended up going back to my favourite garment pattern of all time – the Wiksten Tank – because I know it is comfortable and the fit is just how I like it (slightly fitted at the top but otherwise loose and roomy).
I think this is my third top made from this pattern and I still wear the others often, but I felt like having something bright and beautiful (the Nani Iro print) with me when I go to work will be especially cheering.
I wear these tops with black work trousers and a cardigan or light jacket, or tucked into a skirt (like this one I made), with tights and an over-top such as this one made earlier in the year.
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Here is a little musical film I enjoyed recently (it's especially nice as knitting accompaniment, in my opinion): Andrew Bird & St Vincent Soirée de Poche #9.
Hope you're enjoying April so far!
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