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Title: Fitting Patterns
Date: 1921
Description: Three 1921 Textiles and Clothing students gather around a fourth, fitting a garment to her body. They are pinning pattern pieces onto a long white shirt worn by the student, who is standing quite still. Two empty dressmakers' forms sit in the background.
Image ID: 12-10-Fitting patterns 1921
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Can anyone guess what is it about?
Can be folded from a blintz fish base... the two large lines are just for reference.
I'll fold it as soon as I get an appropriate paper to do it...
Edit: And it's a whale... See notes. Just join all the triangles.
I made this on the weekend, when it was gloomy weather... but now it's bright and sunny again! It's Sailor Moon-esque.
Material: Very Dark Charcoal Cotton - from an Op Shop
Pattern: something from the 80s - See & Sew 3873 - Op Shopped
Glasses: Paddy's Markets Sydney 2 pair for $15
Boots: Vintage Store Curve on Gertrude Street Fitzroy, $20
Handbag: $35 from an Adelaide Vintage Store
© 2014 LEO WONG ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
I am guess first picture is always the hard one to choose and I always have no idea how to start. I Capture this shot with my Macro 100mm in 1/125 sec at f8, ISO 100 with natural sunlight.
Since I began to use crocheted dishcloths I don't want to use anything else. Here is my pattern: monpetitviolon.blogspot.com/2009/09/how-to-make-dishcloth...
As promised months ago, here is my pattern for a miniature knitted pencil dress, designed for both Petite Blythe dolls, Dollcenas and Little Pullips.
The pink mini pencil dress, worn by the Little Pullip doll required less than 2 grams of yarn.
My free pattern is available on the blog: makedoandmendnovice.blogspot.com/2018/04/knitted-pencil-m...
It's Free Pattern Friday! Visit the Craftsy Blog to download free patterns made by independent designers from around the world, including this cure Russian Doll cross stitch pattern! #beCraftsy
You are welcome to use these patterns for free. Please give me credit for the design and use them for personal use only. Thanks! Happy Halloween!
This is a version of a Maurer Rose (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurer_rose) generated with the Geometrics Android app (market.android.com/details?id=com.fischerklasgmail.geomet...)
i like to hunt around the local Marshall's, TJ Maxx, and Burlington Coat Factory stores for great deals on awesome socks. pictured here is the haul i took away from one trip back in March. :)
Date: 1956
Misses Set of Skirts in Two Lengths
A complete, "Simple To Make" skirt wardrobe to wear from daytime through date-time. View 1 features a billowy, evening length skirt that's softly pleated and has back opening. View 2 shows street length, bouffant skirt with soft pleats all-'round, back opening. Views 3 and 4 are sheath skirts with high-rise waistlines. There are openings at lower edges of side seams and side zipper closings. View 3 is evening length and View 4 is street length.
For Size 28 (28" waist, 38" hip) --
Width around lower edge of View 1-2: 101 inches.
Width around lower edge of View 3: 44 1/2 inches.
Width around lower edge of View 4: 43 1/2 inches.
Finished length of View 1: 34 1/2 inches.
Finished length of View 2: 29 3/4 inches.
Finished length of View 3 & 4: 38 3/4 inches.
Suggested Fabric Types --
V.1, V.2 (V.2 lengthwise st. or plain): brocade, cotton, pique, taffeta, organdy, silk surah, shantung, rayons, nylon sheer.
V.1 also in: corduroy, velveteen, velvet, satin.
V.3 and V.4: velveteen, corduroy, cotton, satin, silk.
V.4 also in: wool.
Sewing Notions --
View 1 & 2: 2 spools of thread; bias seam binding--(optional).
View 3 & 4: 2 spools of thread; 9" skirt type zipper for skirt side opening.
View 3: Bias seam binding--(optional).
View 4: Bias seam binding.
From the collection of Alexander B. Tecoma.
This is my Blocked fabric design in charcoal gray, bright pink, lime green and white. It's available at Spoonflower:
www.spoonflower.com/fabric/310372
In case you're wondering what size the pattern is, the distance between the lime green striped lines is about 8 cm or 3"
Found this pattern outside a leisure centre near me. Original print is lovely, but it hasn't scanned so well.
Pattern studies for Salina Art Center. The final piece will be a large-scale painting in the Oakdale Park pool to coincide with the Smoky Hill River Festival in June 2012.
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Download this Photoshop (.pat) and Illustrator (.ai as swatches) pattern from pehaa.com/2010/01/simple-ornament-patterns-for-photoshop-...
free for presonal and commercial use
Adapted from a longstitch design in "Martin Lehrman's needlepoint cats". Pattern darning in variegated silk (about perle #12 in thickness), with blackwork border. The bold stripes and speckling show on top of the fabric, while the thread on the underside suggests the body shape in shadow form. I count it as blackwork, because pattern darning is a part of blackwork, historically. In fact it was my major piece when I did my Intermediate Blackwork course.