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Day 6/365 "Simplicity" I was busy helping my girlfriend to do her nails and wanted to take a picture and i found an old Nikon pin i had in my bag, thinking of taking a picture I decided to add to the picture to make is more full. Used ductape to reflect my pop-up flash unto a paper to light the scene from the top.
This my best example of Simplicity. I really like how the plant is my only subject, and I chose this as my best example because there is no distractions. To edit my image I turned down blacks, added contrast, and turned up the exposure, as well as using the vignette effect. For this image I was trying to create a deserted and desolate mood.
Simplicity 9883; ©1972; MISS PETITES' AND MISSES' MINI-DRESS AND SHORT SHORTS - SHORTS APPROX. 13 1/2": (INCLUDING A TISSUE-LESSON CHART..."How-To Apply a Slot Zipper"). The mini-dress with back zipper has contrasting collar and optional topstitching. Sleeveless dress V. 1 with contrasting button trimmed band and slits in side seams is worn over shorts with elastic waistline casing. V. 2 with short set-in sleeves has patch pockets, elastic casing at waistline and purchased tie.
Simplicity 6131; ©1965; Blouse, Jacket, Skirt and Slacks: Blouse with long, set-in sleeves has collar & front button closing. Skirt and slacks have waistband & side zippers. Collarless, lined jacket with long set-in sleeves (or sleeveless) has front button closing and flaps.
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.
When photographing nature close up, it amazes me sometimes as to the simplicity of reproduction. Most would probably not notice the spore on many fronds and leaves, but I find it quite interesting and fascinating.
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Bird's nest fern is a common name applied to several related species of epiphytic ferns in the genus Asplenium. They grow in a tight, nest-like clump with a lingulate leaf rosette and are usually epiphytic, growing in trees. Bird's nest Ferns may also be seen growing on rocks and they will grow in the ground, too.
The term spore derives from the ancient Greek word σπορά spora, meaning "seed, sowing," related to σπόρος sporos, "sowing," and σπείρειν speirein, "to sow."
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This dress is just lovely when finished and has a great fit, but it is not a beginner's pattern. Do not be fold by it being a Threads Collection pattern with the tagline, "Step by step to sewing success!" The directions on the pattern are no more clear than normal sewing patterns and you must know how to do things like darts, zippers, slipstitching, gathers, sleeves, etc. in order to successfully do this pattern. I would recommend this pattern if you're at least an intermediate sewer.
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.
Simplicity is beatifull!
This lovely couple did not want posed pictures at all.
And they where so happy with this shot.
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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.
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.
Simplicity 4893; ca. early 1960s; Juniors' and Misses' One-Piece Wedding Dress in Two Lengths or Bridesmaids' Dress: Dress has scalloped V neckline, set-in sleeves, lowered front waistline pointed at center and a full softly pleated skirt. Underdress has horsehair encased in hem. V. 1 has long sleeves with button closing at lower edges, back button closing, and V. 2 has has short scalloped sleeves and back zipper closing with bow trim.