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Another take at Simplicity 2596, this time, I made View B.
The fabric is a very thin fabric with dots of fabric tufts on it. Is this known as Swiss Dots?
I wore it to work for casual Friday and nobody had any idea I made it myself (if yes, they were polite not to ask me about it)! Excuse the creases, it is afterall, after a day's wear :).
Description
Simplicity 6518; Child's and Girls' One-piece Dress of Jumper with Detachable collar: A line dress has slightly lowered round neckline and back zipper. V1 & 2 have short set in sleeves. All others are sleeveless V1 has eyelet edging and ribbon trim. V3 has eyelet edging, rick rack and ribbon bows. V4 has ribbon bows. V5 has lace edging and ribbon belt. V7 has ribbon bow and contrasting detachable collar.
Seven Day Wardrobe
Size 8
Breast 26
Waist 23
Hips 28
Complete and cut.
Simplicity 5517; ©1973; Western Style Shirt or Shirt-Jacket, Hip-Hugger Mini-Skirt and Hip-Hugger Pants: The top-stitched shirt or shirt jacket with front and back yokes has shirt collar, front band button closing, long set-in sleeves gathered to buttoned cuffs and slits in side seams (can be made with contrasting yoke). The hip-hugger pants and mini-skirt are made to be worn 1" below normal waistline. Both garments have front zipper, band, side front pockets and optional purchased belt slipped through self fabric carriers. The pants have back yoke.
kroj nazvan simplicity u nedostatku boljeg naziva, otvoren uložak je nalik na bombončić, ali je iz jednog dijela; waterproofing je poliester flis, a dužine su regular 21cm, long 24cm i XL od 26cm
mali set od po jednog regular, long i XL
odozgo pamučni velur u crvenkasto-pink boji, straga tamnije roza polar flis
svi zajedno 10E
Hilariously, this is the same pattern as Simplicity 1418, which was probably issued around a year or two earlier. Not the difference in lengths--1412 has the wartime just-under-the-knee length, and 2211 is shown as slightly longer. What's even funnier is that the backs of the packets give the finished lengths as the same.
kroj nazvan simplicity u nedostatku boljeg naziva, otvoren uložak je nalik na bombončić, ali je iz jednog dijela; waterproofing je poliester flis, a dužine su regular 21cm, long 24cm i XL od 26cm
mali set od po jednog regular, long i XL
odozgo pamučni velur u svijetlo roza boji, straga bijeli polar flis
svi zajedno 10E
From the collection of Jessica H. Jaeger.
Date: 1961
Junior and Misses' One-Piece Dress
Dress has a lowered neckline (V-shaped in back) and left side zipper closing. Bodice back has button and simulated buttonhole detail. Full skirt has gathers at waistline and self fabric tie belt. V.1 has short set-in sleeves and V-shaped self fabric inset at waistline of bodice back. Sleeveless V.2 has rick-rack trim and V-shaped opening in bodice back at waistline.
Size 16 (36B, 28W, 38H)--
Back length - neck base to waist, 16 1/2".
Finished back length of dress, 43".
Notions --
View 1 and 2: 2 spools of thread, one 1 3/8" button.
View 1: 14" dress type zipper for side.
View 2: 16" neck type zipper for side, contrast thread.
Suggested Fabrics --
Both views (V.2 even plaid or plain): Cottons and blends; broadcloth, gingham, chambray, cotton satin, pique. Linen. Rayons, silks, synthetics; silk linen, shantung.
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View C, without belt loops and belt.
Blind hem and French seams on the sides seams.
blogged here www.living101blog.com/2011/11/simplicity-2226-done/
POPPY SIMPLICITY....in PEN & INK & BRUSHO
This is the same Pen & Ink I posted this morning...with color added, using Brusho.
Date: 1943
Misses' and Women's Housecoat and Dress
Soft tucks ease the front shoulders and the neckline may be finished with a frilled or pointed collar. Fullness falls from the gathered skirt front and slim darts fit the back. The skirt and bodice are joined to an inset belt. Convenient side pockets are stitched to skirt in Style II. Choose three-quarter length or short sleeves.
Width around lower edge of House coat 76 1/2", size 16 (34B, 28W, 37H). Width around lower edge of Dress 68", size 16.
Notions --
Style I--II: Snap fasteners, triangular shoulder pads (optional); matching thread 100 yds.
Style II: 5 buttons (3/4" diam.); seam binding.
From the collection of Alexander B. Tecoma.
This ensemble is just too sweet! I LOVE the wrap around skirt! It is adorable with the top! The shorts are a great length!
Simplicity
Pattern #: 4489
Copywright of Pattern: 1962
Pattern Price New: $ .65
Size: 14
Bust Size: 34
Waist: 26
Hip: 36
Pattern Pieces: cut and complete
Instructions: Included
Pattern Envelope: creases and yellowing due to age
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#6471
Girls' Pullover Tops In Three Lengths
Overnight Success
Size 14
Out Of Print
©1984
Pattern: Simplicity 2360 (sleeveless with flounce)
Fabric: Navy Hanataba from Tessuti Melbourne & Tomato fabrics in Nippori (Tokyo)
Alterations: Instead of a belt, stitched casing down to skirt to form a "waistband". Will also lengthen bodice next time.
1. SENSITIVITY EXPLORER 9 AGO 2009 #33, 2. DAISY AND BEE EXPLORER 8 AGO 2009 #41, 3. SIMPLICITY, 4. DIFFERENT WORLD, 5. SHE LIVES, 6. 3 FLOWERS EXPLORER 4 AGO 2009 #111, 7. ROUGE EXPLORER 3 AGO 2009 #85, 8. BLUE PARADISE EXPLORER 2 AGO 2009 #78,
9. FUCSIA POWER, 10. PINK EXPLOSION, 11. SPACES FOR RENT EXPLORER 30 JUL 2009 #116, 12. SLEEPING BEAUTIES - BELLAS DURMIENTES, 13. ARTICHOKE FLOWER - FLOR DE ALCACHOFA EXPLORER 28 JUL 2009 #140, 14. RED THORNS - ESPINAS ROJAS, 15. LILY PARADISE, 16. IS NOT A SPONGE,
17. ARE THEY GHOST ?, 18. VIVID COLOURS, 19. TURQUOISE SUGGESTION EXPLORE 22 JUL 2009 #178, 20. PASSION RED BLUE, 21. COLOR ILLUSION EXPLORER 20 JUL 2009 #143, 22. BELLS EXPLORER 19 JUL 2009 #36 and Front Page, 23. ARROW EXPORER 18 JUL 2009 #111, 24. PURPLE SUN EXPLORER 17 JUL 2009 #82,
25. WHITE AND BLUES EXPLORER 16 JUL 2009 #116, 26. TEARS OF LOVE - LÁGRIMAS DE AMOR EXPLORER 15 JUL 2009 #73, 27. PRETTY ONE EXPLORER 14 JUL 2009 #131, 28. EARRINGS OF QUEEN EXPLORER 13 JUL 2009 #71, 29. SENSITIVE EXPLORER 12 JUL 2009 #155, 30. DOUBLE, 31. LANCER EXPLORER 10 JUL 2009 #207, 32. PURPLE & BLUE,
33. DETAILS EXPLORER 8 JUL 2009 #74, 34. ORANGE & BLACK EXPLORER 7 JUL 2009 #105, 35. ARACHNID - ARACNIDO EXPLORER 6 JUL 2009 #55, 36. FANTASY Front Page 5 jul 2009 / EXPLORER 5 jul 2009 #43, 37. MAGIC RED, 38. LIGHTS EXPLORER 3 JUL 2009 #43, 39. GREENS EXPLORER 2 JUL 2009 #76, 40. IN CRESCENDO EXPLORER 1 JUL 2009 #70,
41. BALANCES EXPLORER 29 JUN 2009 #56, 42. AZULES (blues) EXPLORER 29 JUN 2009 #100, 43. INVASION, 44. LADIES EXPLORER 26 JUN 2009 #122, 45. LIGHTS & COLOURS EXPLORER 25 JUN 2009 #37, 46. LOOK AT THE SEA - MIRA EL MAR EXPLORER 24 JUN 2009 #152, 47. BOARDS - JUNTAS EXPLORER 23 JUN 2009 #72, 48. FLOWER BALLS EXPLORER 22 JUN 2009 #57,
49. PURITY - PUREZA, 50. CACTUS FLOWER EXPLORER 19 JUN 2009 #70, 51. BIRD OF PARADISE - AVE DEL PARAISO EXPLORER 18 JUN 2009 #70, 52. JEWEL, 53. CROWN EXPLORER 14 JUN 2009 #90, 54. CAPTAIN HOOK EXPLORER 13 JUN 2009 #449, 55. FOR YOU ! EXPLORER 11 JUN 2009 #78, 56. FANTASY EXPLORER 10 JUN 2009 #51,
57. FLOWERSFALL + 20.000 views Thanks / Gracias EXPLORER 9 JUN 2009 #73, 58. CONCRETE BLOCKS IN THE SEA EXPLORER 7 JUN 2009 #38, 59. THE QUEEN, 60. LIFE EXPLORER 5 JUN 2009 #44, 61. Orange & Blues EXPLORER 4 JUN 2009 #24, 62. Intensity EXPLORER 3 JUN 2009 #81, 63. Silk - Seda, 64. Under the Sun - Bajo el Sol,
65. Soul - Alma EXPLORER 31 MAY 2009 #95, 66. Four Queens - Cuatro Reinas EXPLORER 30 MAY 2009 #82, 67. Light Freezes - Luz que Hiela, 68. Vivace - EXPLORER 28 MAY 2009 #48, 69. Love in the water EXPLORER 23 MAY 2009 #81, 70. Solar Panel EXPLORER 22 MAY 2009 #93, 71. Three Chimneys - Tres Chimeneas (Barcelona) EXPLORER 18 MAY 2009 #158, 72. Natural Color
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#5099
Misses' Pullover Tops
6 Tops Made Easy
Size 8, 10, 12, 14
Out Of Print
©2004
I took a walk today. As an experiment switched the camera to black and white. That felt immediately liberating as it seems to simplify the search for a pleasing composition.
I've made no edits at all here, except to crop slightly and also compress/reduce the file size to make uploading easier.
I'd love to be able to enjoy this scene in colour. The leaves are so colourful. But if we look carefully, beyond the people, to the South side of the Yarra... who's idea was it to erect disturbingly unsightly bright-blue fencing all the way along the Yarra. It's been there for weeks now, and serves no useful purpose I can see. Not that I've tried to figure it out. Other than to create a hazard for pedestrians who reach a point where they can either turn back, or are forced to cross the road... stupid.
In Autumn. When the colours are special. But our views are unfortunately being compromised.
Now the Swan Street bridge is also being revamped somewhat constricting pedestrian crossing. Ok, accept the need for progress and once a Century upgrades. But then who's idea was it to rip up the surface of the dedicated Pedestrian bridge a couple of hundred metres further East (the Morell Bridge) making it doubly difficult to cross the Yarra. Someone could make money operating a pontoon service me thinks.
But honestly, I don't get the need for bright barriers and fences everywhere. We're not all so stupid we need to be fenced out of everything. It's no wonder we live in troubled times. There's noise pollution on every channel. There's visual pollution everywhere we look. It's enough to drive one slightly silly.
Recently I was told by someone genuinely concerned for my safety while taking long exposures beside my car which was parked several metres off the side of an 80km/hr road "You should wear high vis next time ... ". He'd probably also think it wise to ban all grey or dark coloured cars.
I almost feel there's so much "high vis" everywhere we might as well switch to black and white.
Anyhow I've written far too much. The headache I had last night, the one I woke up with, is threatening to return...
"Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen, and keep your accounts on your thumb-nail".
~Henry David Thoreau
Location: Anawangin, Zambales
Misses Blouse and Mini Jumper Dress. The blouse has the "New" narrow shoulder look. The shoulder length of the pattern is shorter and the head of the sleeve is higher. Blouse V1 and V3 with back zipper has stand up collar and long set in sleeves gathered with elastic casings forming self ruffles. Mini jumper dress gathered to lined bodice above normal waistline has back zipper, patch pockets, button trim at shoulder extensions and optional top stitching. V1 has heart applique. V2 has novelty trim.
Simplicity 9776
copyright 1971
Size 13/14
Breast 33.5
Waist 26
Hips 36.5
Part cut & complete.
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7561
Misses' Circle Skirt In Three Lengths
Jiffy 3 Pieces
Size 18, 20, 22, 24
Out Of Print
©1991
Simplicity 1443; ©1956; Simple To Make - Baby Layette - Kitten, Duck, Boat Appliques: A complete layette for baby...all garments are "Simple To Make" and each made from only one major pattern piece. Included are: dress, pinafore, bonnet, panties, slip, shirt and plastic lined playsuit, short and long kimonos, sleeping bag, bunting and bib. Cute pussycat, boat and duck appliques are included.