A tour of ARNE & CARLOS vintage knitwear collection. Part 5

[@beautifulnature1896]

Seeing these sweaters is like therapy, so beautiful.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Sadaf!

[@yulia-sev]

I always admire both of you and your work. You are real creators and artists . And it's not just beautiful words,it's true.Heartily 💖

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you!

[@AppyDancer]

WOW! I love the black and white sweater that Arne made when he was a kid. I love the colour work pattern.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Penny!

[@bevstedman8419]

What was the yarn that Arne used?

[@incilarobertson]

I love all of them. İt's a big pleasure to watch you.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you!

[@SusanneKMller]

I LOVE to see these beautyful sweaters from your arkive ! On this grey November morning, It makes me feel quite elated ! Thankyou very very much !

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for watching!

[@EmmyMW]

Seeing all these sweaters is just inspiring:) Love this "Vintage Knitwear" series.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Emmy, we have done quite a few of these before.

[@sarawormewoole9284]

Please do more of these archive videos about your collection. Very interesting! I especially love seeing the family pieces, but all are fun to learn about.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Sara!

[@momgrandma5496]

Repair, no waste. I can tell when Arne is ready to go, he gets his goof on. Great finds, rescues, seeing Arne’s sweater from when he was younger, the projects you work on together.

[@ARNECARLOS]

😂

[@greyhaircrafter]

I admire that you have so much national tradition with knitting and design. In Canada we don’t have our own, we just have what we steal from our immigrant grandparents. Irish arans, faire isle from Scotland, Norwegian, Icelandic, etc. The closest thing would be the maple leaf knitwear they design for each Winter Olympic Games.

[@gloriaf7648]

Thank you for sharing your collection once again. I really enjoy seeing your sweaters and hearing Your stories about them.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for joining us Gloria!

[@77sun222]

Hello ArneCarlos Enjoyed your vintage selection. They are a great talking point. Thank you.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Sharon!

[@memefraser3961]

Beautiful sweathers. Loved them all. Carlos, you are a great historian. Arne, you started very early being so talented with your knit wear. You both are so inspiring. Thank you 🧶🧶🇨🇦

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you MeMe!

[@soodabehartak5334]

Thanks for your nice ideas and I look and use from all of these

[@ARNECARLOS]

That is great to hear.

[@shirleybeard7386]

I cannot wait to knit my 3rd Save the Children sweater. Thus time a cardigan with the plackets and neck done according to your sweater tutorial from 2016. Of course it will be done in Hillesvåg Ask. I’m knitting for the ages!! Love the swatches, too Arne. It’s just like looking through a scrapbook and retelling the story of the making of each fabulous piece. Makes me very nostalgic. 🕵️‍♀️

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for your support Shirley!

[@buzzyanderson4131]

Absolutely the best education in knitting today! Thank you!

[@ARNECARLOS]

You are welcome Buzzy!

[@Rustr2014]

Hello Arne&Carlos! Афарин!!!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Hello!

[@oosharobin]

I love all the collection. Good job 👍

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Usha!

[@carolinesherrie4604]

Hello Arne and Carlos What a beautiful knit collection just love 🥰! I wil learn to knit colorwork of i ever can find the time 🙈! Bey Bey Guys 👋👋👋

[@ARNECARLOS]

Give it a go Caroline!

[@BarbOwenDesigns]

I love seeing all the knitwear and swatches. Beautiful! You both have inspired me to begin knitting once again. Thank you so much!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Barb!

[@borbalabuzas3394]

always lovely to see my two favorite designers/knitters😊

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you!

[@Marcia-oh1yy]

Very beautiful knitwear ! I liked the crockery on the wall too. You two are artists!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Marcia!

[@schoggikuacha1166]

I absolutely love this format. You talking about knittings. I can learn so much from you! And it's just great to relax and have new ideas for other projects. 😊

[@ARNECARLOS]

True! We have quite a fee of these on our channel site

[@dogsinolga]

Always love seeing the old sweaters and designs. Loved seeing your swatches! Wow... You guys should go to High Schools in Norway and do a little presentation on design. I really enjoyed the one you did on the cruise last year. Maybe do a video so you don't have to go to more than 2 or 3 high schools tape while you are there, include Q & A in the Video. Designers at heart you guys are also video kings! Thanks! ~Marie p.s. my pooch Josephine thinks you should say Fleas instead of Lice for the part of the pattern! Everyone loves dogs!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you!

[@kelleyjogirl]

I've really enjoyed watching this series. I would love to see more if you have more pieces to share.

[@ARNECARLOS]

We could do a new one soon.

[@LucindaL413]

I love your Vintage Knitwear Series! Looking at the swatch that Arne said is "boring", please reconsider it someday. I love the pop of color and the design is interesting to my eye. :-) It looks like orange color with dark grey. Maybe the orange yarn can be combined with a fuzzy yarn. How fun!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Yes, thank you for suggesting that!

[@lc9902]

Hello friends Arne and Carlos, wonderful collection. It wasn't milk or cookies when Santa 🎅 dropped in, that turned the sweater upside down.

[@ARNECARLOS]

😂

[@wendywolfberg]

When you were reviewing the swatches I was excited to envision one of the longer swatches as a leg warmer. These are a tube of warmth that dancers, athletes, and those who need extra warmth on their calves use to protect the muscles in colder weather. I've needed "ankle warmers" for years to get through the winter without injury and made myself tubes of polar fleece - so easy to cut a short rectangle and stitch one seam and slip on. But when I saw your swatches and how beautiful the designs were I was thrilled to imagine knitting 'warmers' with a lot more style. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@ARNECARLOS]

You are welcome Wendy, thank you for watching!

[@vivianpowell1732]

I enjoyed making leg warmers for my mother when I moved in with her to give companionship and care during the last years of her life. I used merino wool from a farm in Pennsylvania USA to knit a basic pattern of stockinette warmers. The first pair I made was too small for her, but they were a perfect fit as arm warmers from elbow to wrist.

[@annespohn2378]

I wait each week for your next video! It’s like a visit with 2 dear friends.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Anne, glad you joined us.

[@Perizaddancer]

i just love your videos! Thank you for the info and entertainment!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for watching!

[@stitchersdelight]

I really like the Save the Children sweater, you always look so handsome wearing it. I love these peeks into your lives, I'm sure that's why your Arne and Carlos family keeps growing. Thank you for sharing, I hope you haven't run into too much Canadian snow ! i'm counting down the days until I see you for your lecture ! Keep well and have a wonderful week !

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for supporting us Barb!

[@francesinglis6078]

Loves theses ones as well stay safe and keep well

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Frances, you as well!

[@janikabertone5566]

Hi, yet another enjoyable visit with you both. Loved the old sweaters and how to store them. Maybe the mystery sweater someone picked it up half finished and found the closest coloured yarn to finish it. But why they knitted in the opposite direction, maybe Aliens? 😋 have a wonderful week!!!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Ha ha, yes maybe Aliens!

[@Karenkmc1]

Tusen Takk for the storing idea❤️👍❤️My Norwegian sweaters need a healthy home to live in ❤️🇳🇴🇺🇸❤️

[@ARNECARLOS]

You are welcome Karen!

[@mariel9180]

Yay!! Love the archives! And have to watch on my TV lol

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for watching!

[@janetkingsley7345]

a happy way to start Monday in Australia Thankyou for the colours and the learning.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Good Monday!

[@crpuravida2]

In love with the gray blue and white Norwegian star sample...

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for watching!

[@sabik3564]

The black and white, it’s my favourite.

[@michellehan368]

Beautiful patterns 🥰

[@ARNECARLOS]

They are truly beautiful and so much care has gone into creating them.

[@suepeterson5042]

“This you make in 4 evenings”......if you are Arne 😉 #knittinggoals Beautiful sweaters! Thanks for sharing your collection 😍

[@suepeterson5042]

And I love the striped sweater! Would definitely wear it out and about!

[@ARNECARLOS]

💗

[@Jessesmom12]

Wonderful to see these designs. Love your show. ❤️

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you!

[@christinelinn9250]

Good evening guys hope your both well. I really enjoyed today with you talking about your archives. I love all your sweaters they are beautifully made. I do really love Arne's first sweater with the boat neck that's my style and I love his garden cardigan. Could we please have a pattern for it please. You have been most informative in today's video. Look forward to next Sunday. Have a good week, be good to yourselves stay warm tqke care Kram och puss xxx

[@ARNECARLOS]

Hi Christine, we will look into getting a pattern!

[@christinelinn9250]

@@ARNECARLOS thank you so much xxx

[@gjmiller138]

Love you vintage knitwears. Can always tell the 50's sweaters, they look like they were made for a Barbie Doll. (Tiny Waist).............. about the mystery sweater, Id had to guess someone accidental carried the wrong color while not paying attention. HUGS

[@ARNECARLOS]

Good theory!

[@kimwatts5750]

Hi Arne&Carlos, Love the jumpers, especially the cardigan and the black and white jumper with the high neck:) Thank you for sharing KimX

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for watching Kim!

[@nolamcneely7857]

Hello from Tennessee USA! Once again, you guys were fabulous. 😊. I would love a pattern for the "swanket?" Adorable!! I'm a big gardener and it would be perfect! You guys taught me to knit socks and it would be my first sweater...if you share a pattern. I've knit your birds from your bird book also. I've taken up spinning. I'm sure you've tried it. It's such a lovely addition to my yarn hobbies. 😊. Love you both.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Nola!

[@Bobbieliz]

Oh, goody! An update tour of vintage!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Barbara!

[@suwagner]

I too would love a pattern for the garter stitch garden sweater. Thank you for faithfully posting your inspiring videos every week. I always look forward to watching!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for watching!

[@annelisbethstavland6762]

Thanks for showing us these lovely garments :)

[@ARNECARLOS]

You are welcome!

[@qiviutqueen5705]

For the floats you can sew across them from the inside of the garment. Use a similar colour. This also makes the fabric stronger. The blue & white sweater is just gorgeous. Knitwear can be stored in the freezer during Summer months. I'm really enjoying the Sunday podcasts while wearing my spiral socks & knitting a qiviut hat.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for sharing!

[@evangeline3152]

Beautiful sweaters! I agree with another comment that the upside down stitches were possibly from a knitter finishing a UFO. Maybe a daughter finishing her mother’s work. After my mother died I finished a beautiful piece of embroidery she didn’t complete. I’m excited to know there is a studio in the works!

[@ARNECARLOS]

That is a great theory!

[@friendshipjoy9841]

Love them all!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you!

[@jenniferfarsh675]

Thank you so very much for sharing your archives. Wonderful presentation ❤️

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for joining us Jennifer.

[@joycecampbell876]

Such beautiful work you both really inspire me my joy everyday is to see your lovely work

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Joyce!

[@SD-hd6mw]

I would not venture a guess about the mystery sweater without looking at the inside where the yoke, sleeve and body connect. There, it should be more clear whether the body was made before the sweater was complete or replaced afterward. On another note, I really appreciate your podcasts, and your generosity in sharing your time with all of us!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for supporting us!

[@jofay4958]

Watching this video reminded me of my Mother. I have two Norwegian jackets or cardigans that were her's. The older one must be some time between the 1960s and 1980s, the newer one was bought in 1997. My sister and sister-in-law also inherited one each. The UK moths got to my 1997 one, but luckily not in too many places so I was able to repair it.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Oh, moths can be a pain. Glad they did not do to much damage.

[@gl1213]

I`m really deeply impressed of these Sweaters and jackets you Arne and your grandmothers knitted a long time ago. My question today is to you Arne: which needles did you and your grandmothers use? Do you still have them in your archives? Greetings from Germany Gisela

[@lynnescobbiescobbie5355]

Yes please, pattern for Arne's garter stitch blanket sweater, I love it. Perhaps you have already posted one but I cannot track it down. Your channel is a breath of fresh air....inspirational :)

[@mariannehobart5537]

Very Inspirational! These are my favorite videos because your enthusiasm for the design process is infectious. I always come away from these videos with more ideas for sweaters than I'll ever produce in my lifetime. But I love it! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Glad you like them!

[@Khamomil]

i've had problems with moth too, some knitted garments and also balls of yarn were destroyed. However what was in this type of plastic boxes, that have clips, remained untouched. Also it's good to remember that moth lay their eggs only during the summer months so one doesn't need to worry about moth during the entire year!

[@msareli1]

Hello, Arne and Carlos, love your treasure, such a beautiful knitting. I hope some day I can do something as beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Love you guys, hugs and kisses to both of you.

[@ARNECARLOS]

You are welcome, thank you for joining us!

[@mistyblue5312]

“What’s old is new again!!” Love the vintage collections. Interesting how you make mini pieces of your designs. Love them all. Thanks for sharing your passion/designs. 🤗❤️❤️🧶

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for joining us!

[@joankiely3614]

You two guys are so knowledgeable & always so entertaining. Thank you so much for another very interesting video. Cheers from W.A. 😊😍😘

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for joining us Joan!

[@ConnieMoerike]

Your Vintage sweaters are beautiful. It’s fun to imagine where they have travelled and what lives they have touched. I imagine the sweater that has the mystery was someone who wanted to knit the beautiful coloured neck first and left the bottom to knit later

[@ARNECARLOS]

Yes, they all carry a story!

[@annesmith3352]

Thank you so much love sweaters from archives but the black box swatches were amazing! So when stores open here in UK 🇬🇧 12th I’m off to John Lewis for Rowan knitting 🧶 pattern and wool! Xx 😘

[@ARNECARLOS]

😊💗

[@brendasolanki8424]

I love your swatch collection. Just seeing it is a good lesson in their value. I also loved those vintage sweaters...the one with the narrow waist and the mystery one that switched directions....maybe one person did the top and another the bottom and then they had to figure out how to put it together? Group effort that went a bit awry??

[@ARNECARLOS]

Yes, that is a good theory!

[@debido2u]

I love the ‘save the children’ pattern. One of my favorites. I have yarn , needles, I seem to have lost my time and a bit of mojo. Maybe start with the hat or mittens lol

[@ARNECARLOS]

Yes, start with small items and then work your way up to bigger garment´s.

[@mimimoffit8000]

Loved this video!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you Mimi!

[@rnance19]

I love that sweater and will checkout the kit!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Do so!

[@leena9040]

So here´s my take on the sweater with the upside-down stitching. The sweater was worn by a young woman when she fell in love with the love of her life. He loved her in that sweater. He died tragically at sea and she took the bottom half of the sweater apart and knit it purposely with upside-down stitches, a reflection of her broken heart. I´m kidding, of course, but I´ve just discovered your channel and I had a lot of fun thinking this up. FYI I´m a beginner knitter and am working on my first pair of socks.

[@AudreyKaplan]

Tusen takk for another entertaining and informative video. I was lucky to spend 3 months in Bergen this summer and visited the Hillesvåg Ullvarefabrikk store, where I bought yarn for the Save the Children sweater, which I just finished (my first sweater!). If you're in or near Bergen, I highly recommend making the trip to Hillesvåg Ullvarefabrikk, and also check out the knitting museum in Salhus.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for sharing!

[@melodyoknits8417]

I wonder if the front of the mystery sweater was irrevocably torn or stained, so a clever knitter cut off the beautifully knitted color work top and picked up and reknitted the body downwards?

[@ARNECARLOS]

Yes, that is a likely theory!

[@ingeleonora-denouden6222]

That's my thought too. And I imagined a whole story on that theory.

[@sherinylund1659]

My favorite sweater is Arnes sweater knit when he was younger. You must recreate this one! I want to knit it. I imagine this sweater has a story to tell. The mystery sweater was possibly a UFO started by one person top down and finished by someone else bottom up?!

[@ARNECARLOS]

That is a great theory!

[@marthamckeon278]

I really enjoy it when you review your vintage knitwear piece! I recently started a pattern where the designer had you start at the colorwork yoke section with a provisional cast on - then knit the top, go back, pick up the stitches from the provisional cast on and work the bottom down. I changed how I did that particular sweater, but it reminded me of your sweater. I think the garden sweater that Arne is repairing was done on a knitting machine, hence the long floats.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Yes, maybe that is what happened.

[@lynetteruest480]

You both are such treasures - thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. I look forward to your videos every Sunday! Off topic but I started Bokashi system to replenish the soil for next spring. It works very well. I personally would love to have a pattern for Arne’s sweater he made when in the mountains - just like it is. Charge what you want for the pattern and I will pay!! I love the 2 sweaters you bought at the vintage place. It seems I like the neutrals better in sweaters than a lot of color and I am one that loves color. I am thinking of making your Save the Children sweater with an orange gradient I have for the design as it makes me think of flames in a hearth and maybe the same neutral solid for top and bottom - will have to swatch. Love to you both!!

[@ARNECARLOS]

That sounds like a lovely colour combination!

[@sandimichaels2324]

I love your vintage knitwear collections. I especially love, love the knitted swatches. Are some of those designs on your website?

[@ARNECARLOS]

Those are all vintage finds so they will not be on our site.

[@pdxcyn]

Hello gentlemen. I recently found my first Norwegian wool sweater while thrifting, and it is true what you say, that the wool is not itchy. It is also the warmest sweater I have ever owned - I will be wearing it a lot this winter. Thank you for sharing your collection.

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for joining us Cyndy!

[@KKnits]

I love your vintage collection vids! Thankyou 😄. The mystery sweater, could be the wearer needed the bottom to be more snug?, or the new puppy found it delicious.......hehehe, or it wore out. The fronts always wear out faster. But I think since the entire body down was knit, that the sweater was either to tight or too loose. So it was reknit. It also makes me think it could have been a child’s sweater that was reknit to fit a young woman. Perhaps a girl revamped a Favorite sweater to fit her again. It is fun to wonder. Still, it was well done, even if unside down. I would have knit bottom up, and then grafted the shoulders to the body. 😁

[@ARNECARLOS]

Great theories.

[@Valentina-km8cg]

Really enjoyed this episode. A theory; the upside down sweater is a mash up of two damaged sweaters. A close match but not exact. Older garments certainly were not easily tossed. Could a part of the sleeves have been added later as well to get the match with the top?

[@ARNECARLOS]

To connect them is a great idea!

[@KindlyVegan]

Going to 14:22, that amazing black and gold sweater, what is that technique? How do you increase inside a pattern?

[@mamapawel2]

Loved this video!Thank you.

[@ARNECARLOS]

You are welcome!

[@friendshipjoy9841]

Just bought the pattern for Save the Children Sweater! Can't wait to start!!!!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for supporting this good cause!

[@robindecker681]

Love the swanklet

[@annaholmnygaard8357]

I enjoyed your video so much I forgot to knit 🤣🧶

[@ARNECARLOS]

😀😂

[@lizzyhutt3179]

Every garment you bring out I find myself saying 'that's it, I'm knitting that one next' I wander how long it would take me to get through them all? Probably a life time... beautiful patterns though 😀😀

[@ARNECARLOS]

Just do one at a time and you will get there in the end!

[@samuelbanford5707]

LOVE!

[@ARNECARLOS]

💖

[@muhlenstedt]

Beautiful sweathers.The body of mysterious was perhaps machine knitted?!?I love the garden jacket and would go around with it!Please, A pattern of it , I am not so clever or independent knitter!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you!

[@streelymade6836]

Maybe with your mystery sweater, the knitter did a provisional cast on and knit up with the yoke to get the right fit and size and then knit down from the bottom to get the right length? That’s my theory!

[@ARNECARLOS]

That is a good theory!

[@Lavendelblauen]

Swanklet...that's gonna be my new catch phrase 😂❤️.

[@ARNECARLOS]

😂

[@judithah41]

Love your videos. Thank you! Where can I purchase kits for the Save the Children sweater and any other sweaters that come in kits? ❤️

[@ARNECARLOS]

Hi Judith, check our the shop on our website arnecarlos.com

[@judithah41]

ARNE & CARLOS Thanks for your reply. I found the pattern in your shop on your website, but I didn’t see any kits (pattern + yarn). 😊

[@sUnsetswitheU]

Gorgeous collection! Love all the details and how you can tell which era it was designed from. I'm always intrigued by the progress on the rescue jumper with messy floats cause it's such a beautiful pattern. Will take note on storing knitwear properly. Thanks!

[@ARNECARLOS]

Yes, we have also made a tutorial on how to take care of your knitwear!

[@robinjanz2243]

Very interesting to see your vintage sweaters. Arne, you mentioned you were a kid when you made the navy and white sweater - what age do you think you were? My theory on the sweater with the upside down stitches is that someone took it off outside and forgot about it and their dogs got ahold of it and used it as a tug of war toy and damaged it so badly that much of it had to be reworked to repair it! Maybe!?! Haha.

[@ARNECARLOS]

That is a good theory Robin!

[@florencialeguizamon8899]

Hi guys! I live in Argentina! Very interesting video today! I was saying tha here we have sheeps but no wool!!!!

[@ARNECARLOS]

😂

[@SilviaSherriff]

Love it when you talk about knitting and knitted garments. When you buy vintage sweaters now, do you aim for sizes you can wear or do you just buy them because you like them. The wrong stitch sweater....maybe a daughter started it and a mother finished it or vice versa

[@ARNECARLOS]

Both!

[@epicsharksfan115]

The mystery sweater. Maybe someone knitted and then it became a UFO. They found it and then finished knitting it. I had old yarn that the outside was different color white then the inside of the skein. (Maybe faded with time or dirty)?😀

[@ARNECARLOS]

Great theory!

[@mikyrosenblum1240]

thank you i love vintag i still have in a perfect condition a sweater which i knitted when i was 15 old. the pattern like this but i was embroidered on changing strips (it was before 55 years..)

[@ARNECARLOS]

You are welcome!

[@jillibeens57]

Your collection is beautiful. I have noticed that some people store sweaters rolled into a log shape while other's store them folded. Is there really any benefit to one or the other?

[@ARNECARLOS]

We tend to fold them. We guess different people have differnt preferences.

[@SusanneKMller]

About the sweater which lost the lower part : I once had a Simese cat, who ate wool. She actually ate almost a whole woolen shawl ! LOL Puppies too, often like to munch on wool ;-)

[@ARNECARLOS]

😅

[@Woeschhuesli]

I think the cardigan was made like Skeindeer sometimes does - the yoke first and the body later. Maybe by two generations, a younger learner doing the lower body for practice, a more experienced knitter doing the yoke... I also think it could be from the 1930s when there was a trend for „peasant“ costume/dirndl style with short decorative cardigans in Alpine or Scandinavian style with fuller dirndl skirts...

[@ARNECARLOS]

Thank you for sharing this interesting theory!

[@ShowandTellknitting]

Do you add small desiccant packets to those plastic storage tubs to counteract condensation?

[@ARNECARLOS]

No, we just close them.

[@alisongh]

Magnus Mouse found that lovely cardigan and had a chew on it 😂😘Love that design. Love black or brown and white with colour. Have you ever produced a pattern for a cardigan or jumper like that please?

[@ARNECARLOS]

You can check out patterns on arnecarlos.com

[@florencialeguizamon8899]

that we don´t have wool 100% wool. Only a virgin wool that is nice but so thick. We hav Unbelievabol, isn´t it? LOVED DE CREEMY SWEATER YOU SHOWED, the one with the problem, and what i liked best was the combination of colours!!!!! Fantastic.

[@ARNECARLOS]

That is very interesting, thank you for sharing!