Where the eff do i find winter patchwork and handmade clothes?? I'm freezing my ass off wearing summer skirts, and sometimes wearing 3 skirts and a pair of pants gets really annoying. Maybe i'm just an idiot, but does everyone keep making summer clothes in the winter??
Try ebay for long sleeved tops and lined pants, stuff has been going for super cheap these past few weeks.
Haha, I would guess not, seeing as how its winter and all You could try making them yourself, or check second-hand thrift stores.
I just posted an all corduroy skirt on ebay. It was not made by me but it is really nice quality. It is a nice price too http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MfcISAPICommand=ViewItem&item=5342160140 Here is another auction not mine but this would keep you warm! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=63861&item=5340330690&rd=1
i'm almost finished a full patchy skirt lined in flannel, its a little spendy, but if you are willing to advertise for me i can drop the price....pm me if you are interested...... ps....this is quality patchwork i promise...
oooh lined in flannel....anyways...i bought those cotton tights (you know like the ones you wore as a kid?) but in adult size...i bought them larger so they aren't all squishing me and so i think maybe because of that they are a bit warmer too because they aren't all stretched. then i wear them under my cords and skirts sometimes with leggings over them for extra warmth too... leggings are also cool because you can still go barefoot...
Go to target and get some thermal pants and a thermal shirt and wear them under long skirts and under a shirt + sweater...cause then even if you are wearing your summer clothes, if you have thermal on and some nice wooly socks, you'll be warm all day.
i still wear minis in the winter...i hate cold weather, so I just dont let it get in my way. I'm only outside for like the 30 seconds walking into and out of school anyway
I tend to wear the same pair of jeans a lot, but I'll wear a summer dress or skirt overtop of my jeans. It looks cool, too