Summer 04

Free the 'Moutons'! (sheep)

One day I got to Devon, and met a lot of interesting and different moutons with their offsprings. The sheep offered me a bit of their wool, clung to the barbedwire around their fields, and said I could do what I wanted with it, so I took it, politely and thanked them. The wool stayed in my sewing room for about 4 months, and one day I was about to throw it away with some bits of unused fabric, when the fabric said to me "why don't you give us, the wool and myself, an ultimate chance, and see what we can do with each other?"
so I said: "ok, but if you can't do me a decent dress I will throw you out, both of you!" .
The fabric started to cut itself into shapes, and sewed itself, helped by the sewing machine. Close to the end, the mouton's wool jumped on the front of the dress, and rolled underneath the needle of the sewing machine. When it was finished, they showed me the result,and I cried with emotion . This dress was so beautiful! It will now live happily ever after in my summer collection 2004.
I will never loose faith again in moutons.