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Simplicity 2246, Lisette Traveller Dress, in a pineapple print from the op shop. Read more on the blog: chronicallysiobhan.wordpress.com/2016/11/12/my-tacky-tast...
I drove by this little grandpas house and just had to stop. His workspace is so clean. He sells lawnmowers and small engines he has reworked. Oh, and fishin' poles.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7286
Misses' Jiffy Loose-Fitting Unlined Jacket
Size 10, 12, 14
Out Of Print
©1985
Simplicity 9947; ©1972; Toddlers' Bell-Bottom Jumpsuit in Two Lengths and Dress: The jumpsuit and dress with front zipper have low 'V' shaped neckline, sailor collar, snap fastened vestee, patch pockets with optional purchased appliques, set-in sleeves, braid trim and ribbon tie. long bell-bottom jumpsuit V. 1 has long sleeves. Short jumpsuit V. 2 and dress V. 3 have short sleeves.
Followed the pattern pretty closely except that I modified the collar by putting tucks in it rather than twisting it.
Blogged here: kraftykitty.wordpress.com/2009/07/26/simplicity-2593/
This drape neck dress is A-line. It is similar to the Vogue 1250 pattern. The shaping of the skirt is different.
Simplicity8026; ©1977; Misses' Dress or Jumper in Two Lengths: Dress or jumper, with gored skirt stitched to bodice above normal waist, has back zipper, front inset and tie ends. V. 1 has ruffle, ruffled pockets and topstitching. V. 2, longer length, has lace edging trim, and short flared sleeves gathered to armholes.
This is my best simplicity photo because the reflection of the figure on the dark wood makes it look good, and if gives off a loving and welcoming mood, which I created by increasing the warmth and adjusting the lighting, creating a line of light that surrounded the subject.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7235
Babies' Jacket, Romper, Knit Tee-Shirt, Pants & Shorts
Size NB, S, M, L
Out Of Print
©1996
Simplicity 7098; ©1975; Simple-To-Sew Misses' Jumper in Two Lengths or Top (Transfer for Embroidery Included): The jumper V. 1 & 2 or top V. 3 with optional embroidery has pockets stiched in side sections, zipper at left side back, shoulder straps and top-stitching trim. V. 1 is short length. V. 2 is ankle length.
Only in 1971 could acid green have been considered a flattering color suggestion for anyone.
I like the other two, though. I had a Swiss-girl-esque dress when I was in kindergarten--blue with an eyelet apron. It was a hand-me-down, so it was probably about the same age as this.
Simplicity 6483; ©1966; Misses' Dress In Two Lengths and Bonnet: Dress with back zipper, v-neckline with ruffle and vestee has an empire waistline, gathered skirt and self tie belt. View 1 & 2 have elbow length set-in sleeves with ruffles. View 3 is sleeveless. Ankle length view 1 has back slit opening and features a bonnet. View 2 and 3 are regular length.