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Some of you may remember that last year I have been #handsewing a shirt in red wool, but by the time I've mostly¹ finished it it was already too warm to be able to wear it significantly.

At least, the Sensible Season seems to have started, and I can wear it!

There will be a blog post. At some unknown time in the future.

¹ it does need a few detachable collar and cuffs variants, to style it a bit differently, but those don't prevent me from wearing the shirt as is.

#historyBounding #FreeSoftWear

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Forse qualcuno si ricorda che l'anno scorso ho #cucito a mano una camicia di lana rossa, ma ora che l'ho quasi¹ finita era già troppo caldo per andarci in giro.

Finalmente è arrivata la Stagione Per Bene, e posso metterla!

Ci sarà un post sul blog. Prima o poi.

¹ voglio aggiungere ancora qualche variante di colletti e polsini separati, per variare lo stile, ma la loro assenza non mi impedisce di indossare la camicia così com'è.

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Elena ``of Valhalla''

@Kermode no, it's not itchy, it's a soft fabric that I think may be called faille and it's quite smooth.

And there is an inspiration from an uniform of sorts, but it's more https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garibaldi_shirt, so there are no yellow lines :)

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Elena ``of Valhalla''
@Kermode I mean, I'm used to Garibaldi's name appearing around every corner here in Italy, and I know he was called hero of the two Worlds (the old and the new, but afaik it was mostly in South America) and that he was quite a celebrity in his time. But I didn't expect a mountain named after him in Canada!

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