In the words of my mother-in-law, this fabric "spoke to me." Does that ever happen to you? Another kimono was not on the agenda for day 4, but as I sorted through fabric for my next project, I saw this floral print. And it asked me to please make it into a kimono for my newest little friend, Harper. I am powerless against my fabric's demands.
The fabric is Solitude by Kokka. Pattern again from Habitual.
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