During the Holiday I was reminded that the Ankara fabric has always had a place in our home.
Growing up, the Ankara already had a place in our home, my father used to buy six yards of fabric and we would share it amongst ourselves, we could either choose to sew something “native” like a six pieces skirt and a blouse or we could go with a simple style like a shift or maxi dress.
Already, the love for the Ankara had already been built in by my parents; I remember admiring the patterns of the fabrics I loved.
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somehow back then many of the motifs and drawings were a bit more intricate than the one’s we see now.
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I can’t remember what I assumed back then, but I know I loved to trace the designs with my fingers.
Thankfully. I wasn’t ever disappointed with the type of Ankara fabric my parents got, I always thought the colours were fascinating.
I did have fabrics I loved more than others but I wasn’t overly sad even when they bought the Ankara fabric that had brown undertones.
These days, the designers of the ankara print now have a brighter effect, hence making it irresistible.
The age of buy things abroad “only” is slowly coming to a halt as more people are in tune with the current “buy 9ja” situation.
This is trend is what took the Ankara fabric to levels beyond levels in the country.
Let’s check Last Weekend’s Fabulous Ankara Styles That Wowed Us.
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