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HYPE

by Ricarda S., 22 year old soon to be teacher from Hannover

26 comments / 5 Love / September 19, 2009

selfmade knit jumper

H&M silk blouse

customised shorts

Zara bag

Emma Cook for Topshop boots

If you're inspired, please share.

About this look

self-knitted jumper, all over nude colours (let's disregard the fact that the tights are black xD) - it's a really perfect autumn-outfit for me :)

more pics and text at: http://www.wiehundundkatze.blogspot.com

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Comments

Millie V.: September 19, 2009

That knit jumper is amazing

Sophia F.: September 19, 2009

i love it

Fox G.: September 19, 2009

cute look

Ella W.: September 19, 2009

That jumper is pure love

Luca D.: September 19, 2009

Oh that is a fabulous jumper! x

Dado ..: September 19, 2009

Perfects

Alice M.: September 19, 2009

your sweater is to die for! Love it! :)

Emir S.: September 19, 2009

wow.

Annemiek .. (@modedamour): September 19, 2009

i love this!!!

Taylor S.: September 19, 2009

God, you always impress me!
Great outfit, as always!

Chelsi S.: September 19, 2009

awesome, look forward to your looks!

Marcelo P.: September 19, 2009

so gorgeous

Jazz B.: September 20, 2009

really nice! :)

Gas'd "Love Is Real" I. (@gasd): September 20, 2009

you look amazing!

Josefine H.: September 20, 2009

this is perfection!

Natasha V.: September 20, 2009

this makes me want to learn to knit. wonderful!

Elena Y.: September 20, 2009

how did you make the holes/dropped stitches? did you alternate needle sizes?

Ricarda S.: September 20, 2009

depends, I alternate needle sizes but also let some stitches drop or add some sometimes. if you drop a stitch or two or three you get pretty big holes :)

Elena Y.: September 20, 2009

do you drop them and then somehow secure them? or do you just let them unravel

Ricarda S.: September 20, 2009

that's really difficult to explain in english (sorry, haha) but I pull the second last stich over the last one as if I would knit the end of a piece and then I get a hole and in the next row I add two stitches right over the one I took away so that I keep the same amount of stitches. haha, something like that xD I'd have to make a tutorial I guess^^