Five years later..

[jumbuck]

Well, it's been five years, but I'm back on Melody! Hope you're all thriving and enjoying the wonderful delights of our special fetish.

Now I need to get to ten posts before I can read or post stories - and I have a few oldies I want to put up here. Over time I'll also upload some original images I've collected, primarily from Australian knitwear patterns released in the 1960's, 70's and 80's.

Stay sane!

[pishfarce]

sounds good to me thx

[KateTwinset]

welcome back! It is great times for cardigan and sweater fetishists. My wildest dreams have come true and almost every girl and woman wears cardigans of the softest, cutest and most feminine varieties imaginable: elaborate fine-knit cardigans and twinsets, chunky soft cable cardigans with very thick soft wool and the biggest buttons of your wildest fetish fantasies. Something I could only dream of in my teenage years in the rotten 1980s, where women did not have any fashion consciousness, and cardigans and twinsets were the monopoly of elderly bourgeois women and always very ugly. Younger women, especially in my native Germany found it cool to wear boring men's fashion, plain outdoor jackets, blue jeans .... (snore .....). Today even outdoor jackets make me wet, when they are of the shiny puffer variety in glossy black or pink with those adorable pop closures ...... glossy puffer vests look GREAT over chunky cardigans. I bought such a combination myself, and am happy that I can even wear this when I am not Kate Twinset but an ordinary boring man in his 40es.

Cheers, Kate

[jumbuck]

Thanks Kate, I always was fan of your fashion sense. I still adore a good, prim cardie or twinnie

[absolutwooly]

Welcome back at the Sweater Scene