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From the collection of Jessica H. Jaeger
Date: 12-7-1960 From the Milwaukee Journal.
A party dress that will see lots of wear, the gored and gathered skirt has just the right amount of fullness to add swish below the fitted bodice. The sleeves feature a high raglan cut, the ribbon-banded neckline is finished off in back with a long-streamered bow.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: . . .This pattern is cut to Designer's Measurements, not Standard Pattern Measurements.
For Size 13 (B:36", W: 26", H@5": 37")--
Length of DRESS 1½" hem incl.: 48"
Length from nape of neck to waist: 16½"
Width at lower edge (about): 128"
Fabric Suggestions--
Linen, Pique, Plain or Printed Cottons, Rayons & Silks, Shantung, Brocaded Silks.
Sewing Notions--
18" Neck Type Zipper, two 4" Sleeve Zippers (for long sleeves), 4¼ Yds. of Grosgrain Ribbon 1" wide, Seam binding, Hook & Eye.
Interfacing: Evershape, Cotton Lawn.
Not sure what this sculpture below stands for, but it provides an endless variety of creative compositions...
Prague
7R303021
(if you look carefully you can see the seashells on the tile)
Went to my book club meeting to discuss The Diver's Clothes Lie Empty by Vendela Vida. It was a strange novel and we were all kind of mad at it, even those of us who liked it. But we got to enjoy a semi-warm evening on the porch drinking wine and eating pizza & snacks. Arrived home to find Maddie, who'd come to stay a couple of days while Adam's away. We had a drink and sat on the couch semi-watching Arrested Development but mostly just talking, and before we knew it it was 11pm. 249/365.
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8x8" pattern swatch for giftwrap/ wallpaper/ fabric. This design is inspired by the Atomic Age of the 1950's. I intended for the icons/ imagery to appear as present-day social icons. I envisioned this design as gift wrapping paper and also fabric for children's blankets. Therefore the target audience is parents with young children.