A shy Muse, with a skirt made of Ikea's fabric for interior design. How do you link needle&thread to shopping, you may be wondering...Can you picture to yourself that sweater you left in the store, during the last sales, because it had that horrible flower applied on it? Or that cute skirt that could have been perfect if it was just a tad shorter? Or that tshirt that would fit you so well if it was a little more tight?Or yet, that jacket that's rooting in your closet, since you're not using it at all, just because the lining has some stitches off? Or your perfect jeans, that lie there without button, or the shirt that has lost a couple of sequins?Threading a needle isn't only for grandmas, I can grant it. Nor I'm saying you should become a taylor/seamstress with a huge lab, experts in pattern making or stylists-to-be, if you're not interested into it.But can you figure the freedom it gives you while shopping (during sales, at markets, in thriftshops), you'll be able to look at the