The Self-Made Wardrobe is a project where I only wear garments I’ve made.
It’s a year long experiment in getting dressed without clothing labels –
it’s a year about noticing patterns, trying things, and observing what happens.

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Day 232 – Friday, March 20th
purple sweater // black tank top // graphic silk circle skirt
black tights // brown boots // pocket watch necklace // various rings

Day 233 – Saturday, March 21st
Archer button up // black tank top // jeans!!
pocket watch necklace // various rings // sneakers

Day 234 – Sunday, March 22nd
handspun sweater // black tank top // graphic silk circle skirt
black tights // brown boots // robot necklace // various rings

Day 235 – Monday, March 23rd
Versio sweater // black tank top // jeans!!!
black heels // robot necklace // various rings

Day 236 – Tuesday, March 24th
purple sweater // black tank top // black maxi skirt
black tights // black flats // long necklace // various rings

Day 237 – Wednesday, March 25th
Versio sweater // black tank top // jeans!
black heels // robot clock necklace // various rings

Day 238 – Thursday, March 26th
black sweater // black tank top // jeans!!
black flats // long necklace // various rings // bracelets

Why is it, that small projects often take more time from start to finish than many larger projects do? Why does it sometimes take longer to put buttons on a shirt, than to complete a skirt (or a sweater, or all the previous steps of that shirt)? Why do we live with the little annoyances that could be solved with a super quick fix – missing buttons, straps to cut off, pants to hem?

Why is it so easy to procrastinate the 15 minute project, while diving head first into the 5 hour one?

Some thoughts on little projects this week – no answer required, just a question to ponder.