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Mix It Up: Black and Yellow
Go bumble bee mode with a combination of black and yellow. Well technically, the ankara is blue and yellow but you get the idea. Our latest mix-it-up selection consists of a handmade black and yellow batik from Nigeria and a blue and yellow dice print from Ghana.
These two would look great as a combination for separates. A yellow ankara top with a black and yellow stripey skirt perhaps? Or you could make a dress with the bodice in one fabric and skirt in the other to create the illusion of separates aaannddd you could them trim one fabric with the other. With bias tape or fabric covered buttons for example. Hope you get my drift!
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