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| Sarong as a jacket |
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| Sarong in travel bag |
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| Repairing the hem of the sarong |
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| An injured Smurf |
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| Feeling Smurfy again! |
Saturday, December 28, 2013
May I borrow your sarong?
What is a sarong? The ones my sister and I own are silk painted fabrics that are about 44 inches by 66 inches. They can be tied to create a shirt, jacket, skirt, dress, bathing suit cover up, or just a plain scarf.
(I tied the two corners on both ends to create arms for a jacket.) The sarongs come with a travel bag that the scarfs will fit into for easy travel.
I asked my sister if I could borrow hers for my upcoming trip to Jamaica. The silks have a hand stitched hem around all four sides. She uses her more than I do and some of the hem was coming out. Payment for usage was re-stitching the hem.
While I had needle and thread out, Duchess and Misty Blues toy smurf needed to go to the smurf-hospital twice for stitching. The plastic beans fell out of his britches and his hat ripped. Our Dobie girls play hard!
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I think you should be taking the person who created those sarongs along to Jamaica - bet she'd bring along a few extra for you to wear...
ReplyDeleteAnn, my sister said that I should not borrow her sarong unless she could wear it in Jamaica. LOL It is a work event. I work for the right company. :^)
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