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Not vintage (1998) but a perfect idea for this month's smock style. The pattern calls this a wrap-around apron, dress, or tunic.
These are some shower curtain hooks I recently replaced because one got broken. Also, I haven't used my 50mm lens at its wide open aperture setting in a while, so I wanted to remind myself of what it could do.
Inspired by this shot, but not as well executed.
Strobist:
1 sb600 camera left, 1/65, 1/2 CTO through speed grid.
Triggered with Cactus V4s.
This scan includes my stocking pattern and the pattern that Fritz provided on the ED forum (for comparison). Fritz's pattern was meant for one way stretch fabric and I've only made mine with fabric that has stretch in both directions.
My pattern is very roughly based on the stockings that came with Alice. Both Alice and those stockings were made by Marina Bychkova.
This pattern is on 1/4 inch graph paper. I'm sorry the ruler's a bit hard to read. It was the only one I could find in my house that had both metric and inches on it.
My pattern is free to use for any non-commercial purpose. Fitz's pattern is not mine, so you'll need to ask for permission to use it for anything non-trivial.
If you make stockings from my pattern please send me a picture! :)
This is a piece of work from my A-Level Coursework. I had to design promotional work for a Delicatessen called Luciano's.
Near Sunwood farm, Hampshire (just!), South Downs.
same place and view on on June 2nd
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Vintage The Workbasket magazine ads for 65ยข mailorder patterns. The upper row is in Oct. 1970; the lower row is Mar. 1966 and Sept. 1981.
Just having fun with some repeating patterns and whatnot. Took this at Red Rocks Ampitheatre in CO. It's an amazing site to see.
it's been so long since we've seen any color aside from grey here in poor Michigan. So I set aside some playtime for myself and doodled these sunflowers :)
The blue fabric was from an old skirt of mine and the brown and yellow was a piece of Robert Kaufman that I picked up...The button was off of an old jacket. I used Amy Butler's Hourglass pillow pattern.
Best seen in B l a c k M a g i c
Here are a couple that I have posted in colour converted to B&W. They make a bigger statement than the colour versions