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I made this top using Simplicity pattern 2596 with the top of view A and the embellishments of view B. It was an easy top to put together and there's so many different things you can do with it. This was my first time using embellishments on a top.
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Simplicity 9332; ©1971; Young Junior/Teens' and Misses' Scooter Skirt and Tunic - (Tunic Designed for Knit Fabric Only): The top-stitched tunic V. 1 & 2 has low "U" shaped neckline and optional purchased belt. The scooter skirt without waistband has side zipper. V. 1 with optional button trimmed patch pockets and purchased belt has front and back panels concealing pants. V. 2 with tab and buckle trim has patch pocket, front and back skirt sections concealing pants and optional top-stitching.
Bodice is Simplicity 5695 - skirt is my own design. Assorted quilting cotton from Joann's and Hobby Lobby.
This is my best photo for simplicity. I enjoy the pattern of the windows of the building since it is very pleasing to the eye. I also chose it because of the contrast between the white and the blue. I tried making the sky a darker blue so the white on the building would stand out more and I opted for less shadow and contrast so the building could be less muddy.
Simplicity 1535; ©1945; Unprinted Pattern. Misses' and Women's Jacket: In Style I, II and V, the front buttoning jacket, gathered at the lower edge, is joined to a waist band and finished with bishop sleeves. Style I and V have small pointed collars. Style II is collarless and the front is trimmed with two patch pockets. The collar and sleeves of Style V are in contrasting fabric and the front is finished with a patch pocket. Styles III and IV are collarless and do not button down the front. Style III is joined to a front-buttoning waist band and patch pockets trim the front. The sleeves are short. In Style IV, a ribbon is drawn through the casing at the lower edge and fastens in a front bow.
Blouse from Simplicity pattern 3364 from 1940. Slightly altered by gathering the blouse into a waistband instead of shaping with tucks and darts.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#6575
Misses' Loose-Fitting Shirts
By Henry Grethel
Size 14
Out Of Print
©1984
San Diego Fashion Week 2014 - SS 15 Collection - Danh Ta Collection
Danh Ta is a designer based in Dallas, TX. The Danh Ta designs focus on self-confidence, simplicity, and always staying true to the modern woman. His pieces give a sensual and chic look that can take the workingwoman from day to night. Ta studied fashion at The Art Institute of Dallas. During his two-year study, his existing love for art and sewing flourished. He cultivated his talent for re-conceptualizing the dress and executing fine craftsmanship. His education and experiences culminated in his eponymous debut line of clothing for Fall/Winter 2008. His designs are boldly contemporary while demonstrating a passion for, and attention to, the details. The result is a clothing line for men & women, which is, in his words, “subtle, sensuous and chic.” His S/S 2015 collection will debut at Fashion Week San Diego & this will be the 1st time he show cases his menswear line on the west coast.
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Finished product (lime shirt and brown sweats).
Finished product (turquoise shirt).
Simplicity by The Studio 56. www.thestudio56.com
Used levels, brightness, and contrast. Added Kim Klassen's textures: Confidence and Mayzee. Added a soft light blending mode and reduced the opacity.
Simplicity pattern 5122 Girl's Blouses 3 versions. Blouse has set-in sleeves and front center closing. Round collar is featured in V.'s 1 and 2. V.'s 3 and 4 have a tailor collar. V.'s 1 and 3 have long sleeves gathered to wristbands which fasten with a button. V.'s 2 and 4 have roll up sleeves. V. 1 has lace trim. Top-stitching on collar and front pocket are featured in V. 3.
Simplicity 3043; ©1949; Infant's Layette: Style 1 wrapper and Style 2 saque have raglan sleeves and are bound with ribbon. Style 3 shirt buttons in front and has short sleeves. Style 4 is a sleeveless cardigan shirt bound with ribobn. Style 5 undershirt buttons in front and has long raglan sleeves. Style 6 is a wrap-around side-fastening undershirt with long raglan sleeves and ribbon-bound edges. Style 7 sleeping bag has long raglan sleeves and ribbon-bound edge of bag. Style 8 is a back-buttoned nightgown with raglan sleeves. Style 9 Bib is bound with bias tape. Syle 10 Bib has front and back cut in one and has pocket featured at lower front edge.
This is my best example of simplicity because the subject is perfectly clear and there is no distraction or clutter in the background.