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My first Simplicity 2451 skirt - made from a skirt I purchased for $1 from the school fete's second-hand clothes stall. I laughed at this photo - my very tall husband held the camera up slightly above his head and this is the result! Mini-me!
Those sleeves looked cuter on the pattern envelope model than on me. For my "real" version I chose the short sleeves.
Simplicity 5285; ©1963; Misses' Blouse (Including Tissue Chart ... "How to attach collars".): Blouse fitted with front underarm and back shoulder darts has front button closing. Neckline is high and rounded. V.s 1 and 2 have flat collar. V. 3 is collarless. V.s 4 and 5 show roll collars. Sleeves are set-in, roll up to form cuffs for V.s 1 and 4. V.s 2, 3 and 5 are sleeveless. V.s 1, 3 and 4 have patch pockets. Blouse can be worn as an overblouse or tucked in.
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#8023
Misses' / Miss Petite Dress With Bodice Variations & Tie Belt
Easy To Sew
Size 8, 10, 12, 14
Out Of Print
©1992
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#6575
Misses' Loose-Fitting Shirts
By Henry Grethel
Size 14
Out Of Print
©1984
Juniors' and misses' jiffy mini dress or blouse with skirt in two lengths. The dress V1 or blouse V2 and 3 with cut away armholes has bias roll collar and back zipper. The dress is above knee length. The skirt is gathered at waistline by an elastic casing. Above knee length V2 has patch pockets. Regular length V3 has ribbon sash.
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 3486; ca. early 1960s; Junior and Misses' One-Piece Dress with Two Skirts: Dress has front button closing and small collar. V. 1 has full softly pleated skirt, set-in sleeves with turn-back cuffs, patch pocket and self or purchased belt. V. 2 sleeveless dress has left side zipper, top-stitching and belt carriers. Belt is purchased. Slim skirt has front waistline darts stitched on outside and back vent opening.
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.
I used some vintage thrift store fabric to make this top.
You can read more about it here:
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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
#9719
Babies' Romper
Size Extra Small 7 - 13 lb, Small 13 - 18 lb, Medium 18 - 21 lb, Large 21 - 24 lb
Out Of Print
©2001
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.
Girls' & chubbies' pantdress or pantjumper in two lengths: The collarless pantdress or pantjumper has slightly lowered square neckline and back zipper. Pantdress or pantjumper V.1 & 3 are sleeveless. Regular length V. 1 has self fabric button trimmed carriers and purchased belt worn below normal waistline. V.2 & 3 are shorter length. Pantdress V. 2 has short set in sleeves. Lace rimmed V. 3 has contrasting belt, buttoned in front, worn bellow normal waistline.
This is my best example of simplicity because the subject is perfectly clear and there is no distraction or clutter in the background.
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7434
Misses' Jumper & Culotte Jumper, Each In Two Lengths
Size 16, 18, 20, 22, 24
Out Of Print
©1996
This is my best example of simplicity. I really like the pop of orange yarn to add am element to the photo and I like the light peering in from the window as well. To create contrast in my image I used color hue to brighten up the orange and the mood I was trying to create was a warm and soft mood.
Simplicity by Palvinka Designs, Palvinka_Template No1
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