Today I'm going to show what can be made out of single mohair thread.
On the first photograph, there is a pantsuit. It features openwork widened pants as well as jacket with a soft lush peplum and a turn-down collar. The hat is wonderful, too -- there is a big lightweight bow on it. Buttons would seem rather coarse on such a tender outfit so I chose to go for delicate beads.
On the second photograph, the jacket and skirt have embroidered hearts. In order for them to be clearly visible, a black bodysuit is placed beneath them. And, of course, black stockings are to the point here. The look seemed young, bright, beautiful to me. And hence I felt that a headband with hearts would fit right in.
And here are some dresses. The first one is lush, with big and small beads making it so special. The beret is also top-notch here.
The second dress is rather simple yet very beautiful -- it has these wonderful braids embroidered on the sleeves and a nice belt.
And how about lush sarafans and panamas made of mohair? Yes, it's possible to make such.
The use of multiple colours is something that makes this look sharp. The bodysuit with long sleeves is also functional here in the sense that the jacket and sarafan do not come out from under the straps. The panam is so nice and it's also made of mohair.
Well, the short of it: one can make almost anything out of mohair.
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