I didn’t even know what I wanted it to look like when I did decide to make it. The pattern is for a simple collared blouse designed for stretch knit fabric, and it’s super cute and probably a quick/easy project, too….but still it sat on my shelf collecting dust. I was obviously all for buying this pattern because it screamed Jasiiiiiikkkkkaaaaaa but then I remembered that I had bought another printed Deer and Doe pattern many many months before and had yet to make it up. The pattern was right up my alley, with lovely design features like belt loops, options for a button or fly-front, a partially elasticized waist (holla praise!) and a slim fit in the hips. Not sure if you have gleaned this from past posts, but I LOVE a good maxi. This all comes into play because Deer and Doe released a pattern for a long maxi-skirt called Fumeterre a while back. I want to maintain thoughtfulness about all aspects of my clothing, not only it’s construction, but it’s inception, too. I don’t want to be a pattern/fabric hoarder because it seems so antithetical to why I sew so much of my clothing in the first place. Instead of looking at the stack and feeling inspired, I usually ended up feeling overwhelmed- where does one even start with dozens and dozens of patterns to choose from? I had been successful in my effort to not buy fabric unless I knew exactly what project it was going to be sewn into, and I wanted to include my pattern purchases in this endeavor, too.
I spent very little time thinking about whether or not the pattern would work for me and my body and even my personal style preferences (example: I had sworn up and down for years that I didn’t like the high-low hems of so many of the skirts and dresses that seemed to have suddenly come into fashion, but guess who immediately bought a Cascade skirt pattern by Megan Nielsen when it showed up on her Bloglovin’ feed?), and this led to an abundance of patterns piling up under my cutting table in my craft room. They call them Yellow Mellow.I am much better at this now, but back in the day (a day= a year…ish) I used to buy every gorgeous pattern that crossed the path of my computer screen. See lsd, acid, drugs, yellow, mellow, shrooms, dmt, crazy 7. "Dude whats he one hes talking to a tree?!" Oh man, Fenwick left a Mellow Yellow in the toilet again! Peeing in a toilet and not flushing afterwards When you get the stringy bits of a banana, grill em, crush em up, mix em with pot and smoke it "You're too stressed out man, why don't you come over my house and try some of my mellow yellow, and just chill?" 4. "I love the song Mellow Yellow by Donovan!"Ģ. A drug, which is a yellow pill known as "mellow yellow." It is also the inspiration for the song (see above).ġ. A song sung by the singer Donovan in the 60'sĢ. See tussionex, mellow, yellow, lean, thick 3.ġ. Shit hits me way harder than that purple. Way stronger than promethazine w codeine syrup, but does not taste as good.Ģ) Lets get some Mellow Yellow and mix it up w some of that presription mellow yellow.tussionex.ģ) I'm throwed off that Mellow Yellow bro.
(ex)- "Wow, have you tried this mellow yellow stuff? It's like Surge, but new!" 2.ģ) Tussionex - Prescription cough syrup that contains 10 mg of hydrocodone per 5 ml of liquid. (ex.)- "Did you see that Gap commercial? Who sings that 'mellow yellow' song?"Ģ. (lyrics)- ".electrical banana, it's gonna be a sudden craze."ġ. A Coca-Cola product with high caffeine and citrus flavor not related to banana leaves at all.ġ.
THEY CALL ME MELLOW YELLOW MEANING SERIES
The song became very popular in the late nineties after a cover was made for a series of Gap clothing commercials.Ģ.
The song's influence was from a short-lived rumor that a euphoric high could be reached by smoking banana leaves.
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