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Simplicity 8153; ©1969; Misses’ Top, Hip-Hugger Pants and Two-Piece Bathing Suit: The lined two-piece bathing suit with optional lace edging and bow has bra with back button closing, shoulder straps and elastic casings. The shorts have elastic casing at upper and leg edges. The top with optional rick-rack or lace edging trim features lowered round neckline in front with an “H” back closing. The dart fitted, hip-hugger pants with side zipper have shaped leg edges.

 

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Simplicity 2508, with extra flare added in the seams.

May 11, 2016

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My pictures are quite mundane and all the same. I apologize for the lack of originality and creativity.

From the collection of Alexander B. Tecoma.

  

Date: 1940

 

Accessories To Match Your Costume

Bag lined and closed at top with zipper; gloves bias slip-ons, hat with four piece crown, open at back but attached to stitched brim, stitched bow trims front. Ribbon band is slip-stitched inside hat, three-piece bias turban gathered at front and draped around head.

 

Notions --

BAG: 1 spool matching thread (100 yds.); buttonhole twist; slide fastener; interfacing.

GLOVES: 1 spool matching thread (100 yds.)

HAT: 1 button (15 lines--3/8" diam.); stiffening (Tarlatan); buttonhole twist; 1 spool matching thread (100 yds.) 1 spool contrast (50 yds.).

TURBAN: 1 spool matching thread (100 yds.).

 

Suggested Fabrics -- BAG: Cottons, pique, linen, checked gingham, velveteen, bengaline, flannel, wool crepe.

GLOVES: Linen, pique, checked gingham, velveteen, novelty silks, wool crepe.

HAT: Linen, pique, cottons, velveteen, silk crepe, wool crepe.

TURBAN: Novelty silks, printed silks, wool jersey, novelty wools.

Simplicity 8519; ©1969; Wardrobe suitable for 17 1/2" teen dolls such as beautiful Crissy.

 

The dresses, jumper, blouses and bra fasten in back with snaps. Lace edging trimmed dress V. 1 is gathered with elastic under bustline and along upper part of long, set-in, bell-shaped sleeves. The fringed dress V. 2 has rhinestone or ribbon shoulder straps. The jumper V. 3 has low "V" neckline. The blouse V. 3, 4 & 5 have "stand-up" collar and long set-in sleeves. The pants V. 4, 5 & 6 have elastic waistline casing. The vest V. 4 has low "V" shaped neckline. The coat V. 5 with front opening and long raglan sleeves has self fabric tie belt and contrasting collar and facings. The button trimmed bra V. 6 has ribbon shoulder straps.

 

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Adopted

 

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#5179

 

Misses', Girls' & Child's Pullover Nightgown

 

Misses' Size Petite 6 - 8, Small 10 - 12, Medium 14 - 16, Large 18 - 20

 

Girls Size Small 7 - 8, Medium 10 - 12

 

Childs Size Small 3 - 4, Medium 5 - 6

 

Out Of Print

 

©1981

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#4842

 

Holiday Decorating

 

Christmas Stockings 14" & 19"

Tree Skirts 44" & 51"

Gift Bags 21" x 29" & 44" x 66"

 

Simplicity Christmas Club

 

Out Of Print

 

©2001

Finished! More details and photos at my blog Sew Busy Lizzy

Simplicity - seeing out of focus (myopia)

Lumber jacket-style blouse with inset belt. 1 1/4 yards for short sleeves.

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#7858

 

Women's / Women's Petite

 

Dress Or Top & Skirt

 

Full Figure Solutions by Mary Duffy

 

The Hoax System To Flatter Your Body Type

 

Size FF - 18 W, 20 W, 22 W, 24 W

 

Out Of Print

 

©1997

A few weeks ago I bought a Olympus E-PL3. A small camera with interchangeable lenses, and with the right adapter even suitable to take photo's with old M42 and Minolta lenses. I didn't expect to like it this much... what a great little camera! It has even a nickname... Sir Ollie!

 

I tried some new photography, some more simple photo's. And damn... that's hard to do!! Please press "L" for a better view.

 

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Completed Simplicity 1803 for the Summer Spark Sew Along ~WhooHoo!!

 

More details/pics on my blog

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Posting pattern review and blog post shortly...

 

For now, this is the front yoke detail shot for a dress I have wanted to sew since last summer. Now it is too cold to wear it! Cynthia Rowley for Simplicity pattern 2584. I did not line the yoke, and instead piped it -- which may have lost some of the sharpness of the yoke corners -- but I am still pretty happy with the way it turned out.

 

Here's the pattern review. And it's blogged here.

The skirt in view 1 & 2 and the mini-pantskirt in views 3 & 4 with patch pockets have a side zipper and waistband. View 1 is regular length. Views 1 & 4 have shaped pockets with button trimmed flaps. View 3 has top-stitched contrasting round pockets with flaps.

 

Maker: Simplicity

Pattern #: 8418

Date of Pattern: 1969

Cost of Original Pattern: $ .65

Pattern Pieces: Piece E MISSING - WAISTBAND

Pattern Envelope: discolored due to age, some creases and small tears

Pattern Instructions: included

 

Size of Pattern: 10

Bust:

Waist: 24

 

Simplicity 1717

{# 3: Simplicity}

 

To the 24 project from Florabella Collection I hope I can do the all 22 I left!

 

added length to make it a maxi and altered for full bust

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Adopted

 

Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern

 

#6125

 

Girls' Bell-Bottom Overalls

 

Size 8 Breast 27" Waist 23 1/2"

 

©1973

The dress has a fitted bodice with lowered round neckline and a gathered full overskirt and underskirt. It has a back zipper clsoing. The lower edge of the overskirt is scalloped. The underskirt in view's 2 & 3 contrast the overskirt and bodice. View 1 & 2 have short, set-in sleeves. view 3 is sleeveless. Tie belt is featured for view's 2 & 3.

 

Maker- Simplicity

Pattern # 5292

Copywright- 1963

Pattern Pieces - cut, neatly folded and complete, including instructions

Pattern Envelope- Very Good shape for age, some creasing, yellowing due to age.

Price of pattern new - $.50

Size - Girls size 8

Breast- 26

waist - 23

Hip - 28

 

Vintage sewing pattern:

Simplicity 4347

©1950s

 

~♥~ Rockabilly Sexy Low Back & Featured Squared Neckline with Sectioned Gore Skirt ~♥~

A nice classy lady look with some "sexy" going-on! This beautiful dress pattern features an awesome squared neckline that extends "low" down the back to expose a little "sexy back"! And we will also go sleeveless to show off our sleek arms. With a nicely fitted bodice & a skirting that is sections, all eyes will be on YOU!

 

I like to mix fabrics in my designs, so I think making the dress a solid color with a lace overlay on either the outside skirt sections or inside skirt sections and overlay the lace on that pretty squared, sexy low back neckline!

 

Size ♥ 12-1/2

Breast ♥ 31"

Waist ♥ 26"

Hip ♥ 35"

 

Pattern Pieces ♥ Neatly cut

Complete ♥ Yes

Instructions ♥ Yes

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#9330

 

Misses', Men's & Teens' Sleepwear

 

Includes Robe With Belt, Pullover Tops, Pull On Pants Or Shorts

 

Size XS, S, M, L, XL

 

©2000

Pattern: Simplicity 2250

 

Blogged here.

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#7163

 

Women's Dress

 

Design Your Own Dress

 

Full Figure Solutions by Mary Duffy

 

The Hoax System To Flatter Your Body Type

 

Size FF - 18 W, 20 W, 22 W, 24 W

 

Out Of Print

 

©1996

Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern

 

#9478

 

Women's Dress In Two Lengths

 

Size 44, 46

 

©1980

Simplicity Designer's Pattern. 8320. N.d. but looks like 1950s.

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#5576

 

Misses' Side Button Skirts

 

Ricki For Finity

 

Size 14 Waist 28"

 

Out Of Print

 

©1982

From the collection of Alexander B. Tecoma.

 

Date: 1939

 

Misses Slip, Camisole or Petticoat

Either a petticoat or camisole may be made from this clever slip pattern. Both camisole and slip have V necklines and wide waist yokes. Lace edging may trim straps and neckline, or wide ruffling used at skirt hem. Petticoat is pertly trimmed with ribbon bows; it is worn with or without ruffle.

 

Width around lower edge of Style I--II--III: About 1 3/4 yards; size 16. (34B, 28W, 37H)

 

Notions --

Style I--II--III: Slide fasteners; snap fasteners; hooks and eyes; 1 spool thread (100 yds.).

Style II: 1/2" lace edging.

Style III: 1 1/4" (No. 7) ribbon.

 

Suggested Fabrics -

Style I--II: Batiste, lawn, flat crepe, taffeta, sheer linen, rayon crepe.

Contrasting Ruffles: Plaids, stripes or prints in any of the above fabrics.

Style III: Taffeta, moire.

My top is Simplicity 1808 in a drapey rayon jersey. This is how I might style it if I had a job that involved leaving the house.

 

Blog post here. Pattern review here.

Project Details

 

Pattern: Simplicity 4171

Fabric: 100% Rayon

Notions: Ten 5/8" buttons

 

Modifications/Alterations:

 

This is the second shirtdress I've made in the last couple of months. Shirtdresses are everywhere. Did you see the one Michael made on Project Runway last night? It was smokin' hot! Shirtdressing is very popular right now... just walk into any department store or boutique and there they are. I was inspired by the details of the Diane vonFurstenberg <a href="http://www.saksfifthavenue.com/main/ProductDetail.jsp?FOLDERfolder_id=282574491208767&PRODUCTprd_id=845524446141848&R=663231545469&P_name=Diane+vonFurstenberg&sid=10D11565C966&ASSORTMENTast_id=1408474395222441&bmUID=1155688457038">Hillevi Shirtdress, so I decided to modify this pattern to have a similar look. There were a several alterations that I made:I lengthened front and back pieces by 2" because I felt I was a lot taller than the model on the envelope.I lengthened the sleeves by 1".Re-shaped pockets on lower edge corners from round to square.Changed pockets by adding a pleat and a flap. As a guide, I used the pocket pieces from View A.Omitted belt loops (carriers).Topstitched collar.Even though after completing this dress, I wish I had used the long-sleeve version of McCall's 4769, because (1) the bodice and the skirt are cut separately and I could have made the bodice in one size without a FBA and the skirt in one size larger. And also (2) the skirt in that pattern is cut on an A-line which would have captured the look of my inspiration dress more. Overall, I like this dress and I do plan on wearing it. I will probably accessorize it with a wider belt for more of a cinched waist. This was a very easy pattern to follow since this was a Threads Magazine Collection pattern and they are known for their "Step by step to sewing success!" instrustuctions. Will I sew this one again? Probably so, I'm already thinking of doing Version A in corduroy.

There is beauty in simplicity

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