My brain can really only handle simple projects right now!
Simple tops, simple pants... simple but satisfying.
These two tops are the Elizabeth Suzann Georgia Top, a simple boxy top that I've made once before.
Same as last time, I cut a size OSP2 for both of these.
My first Georgia is in a beautiful multicolor ikat that I purchased in Bali when I live in Indonesia, from Manik Bali. I don't know why I let it sit in my stash for so long!
The ikat fabric is a little stiff, so the sleeves are standing up a lot, but I know it softens up over time.
The second Georgia is made from a pretty, silky cotton voile I bought in Bangkok. It's floral with a bunch of dusty rose birds all over it.
You might remember it from this Muna and Broad Waikerie shirt, which I love in theory, but was a bit too cropped for comfort (mine was a tester version; it was lengthened after that!). I had just enough fabric left over for a Georgia tee.
I'm pretty smitten with both of these!
They obviously pair perfectly with my flax-colored Glebe Pants, but I think they'll fit pretty seamlessly into my wardrobe generally.
