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Loose fitting top with short sleeves, or faux wrap top with long sleeves and elastic waist. Leggings also included.
Fabrics: Leggings (A) Sized for stretch knits only: Activewear Knits, Interlock, Jersey, Two Way Stretch. Suitable for Overlock/Serger. Tops (B,C,D,E) in Jersey, Cotton Lawn, Crepe Back Satin, Crepe De Chine, Double Georgette, Gauze, Silky Types.
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Since I've been stuck inside a lot lately, overstressed from virus paranoia, and now, literally prevented from going to my day job, I've been messing around using graphics editing software to make better graphics for my Etsy shop.
I've been using a combination of GIMP and Autodesk Sketchbook to make interesting and attractive thumbnail photos for things for sale in my shop.
It's quite relaxing and I'm quickly becoming more adept at using the software.
Very loose-fitting tunic has tuck details, large collar, full length sleeves with plackets and cuffs. Fitted, below waistline pants has front side slant pockets, back patch pockets, fly zipper closing, back yoke, waistband, carriers and topstitch trim.
FABRICS: Tunic: Cotton shirting and crepe de chine. Pants: Novelty denim and brocade.
[Super skinny in the thigh. Front pocket opening is too low at the sides, like trouser pockets--don't like for a tight jean.]
purchased 2012
Pictorial Review Pattern Catalog, July 1928. RARE!!!
Pictorial Review magazine started producing their own sewing patterns around the turn of the century (1900). Simplicity bought Pictorial's pattern business in 1936, and the magazine merged with The Delineator (associated with the Butterick pattern company) in 1937. Delineator magazine folded in 1939.
Pictorial Patterns are rare to find today. If you find one, you can bet it is from before 1936, though some unverified evidence suggests Simplicity continued using the "Pictorial" name in Australia for a time (until 1950s?)
Monkey Doll; sewing pattern with step-by-step instructions and photos by Laura Lee Burch, Laleebu Toys
See my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/lauraleeburch?section_id=7819040
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Pictorial Review Pattern Catalog, July 1928. RARE!!!
Pictorial Review magazine started producing their own sewing patterns around the turn of the century (1900). Simplicity bought Pictorial's pattern business in 1936, and the magazine merged with The Delineator (associated with the Butterick pattern company) in 1937. Delineator magazine folded in 1939.
Pictorial Patterns are rare to find today. If you find one, you can bet it is from before 1936, though some unverified evidence suggests Simplicity continued using the "Pictorial" name in Australia for a time (until 1950s?)
The other side of the tote bag I made. So much fun to just turn it inside out and have a completely different bag! I used this sewing pattern: www.etsy.com/listing/190258109/reversible-tote-bag-sewing...
Misses Halter dress in two lengths: the mini or maxi halter dress with front button closing has princess seaming, notched collar, ad optional top stitching, The maxi dress has a contrasting collar.
Simplicity 5491
Size 10
Bust 32.5
waist 25
Hips 34.5
Complete & complete.
Since I've been stuck inside a lot lately, overstressed from virus paranoia, and now, literally prevented from going to my day job, I've been messing around using graphics editing software to make better graphics for my Etsy shop.
I've been using a combination of GIMP and Autodesk Sketchbook to make interesting and attractive thumbnail photos for things for sale in my shop.
It's quite relaxing and I'm quickly becoming more adept at using the software.
The sleeveless and collarless overblouse with slit in center front seam has back separating zipper, slightly lowered round neckline and optional purchased belt. Slim skirt has side zipper and waistband. Lined coat and jacket have set-in sleeves, collar and optional loop and button closing or top-stitching trim. Coat has long sleeves and flaps. Jacket has about wrist-length sleeves.
My mom's from the 60s.
Simplicity 9476
copyright 1971
Chest 21
waist 20
Complete and cut with 7 pieces and instructions.
Child's Jumper or Vest, Skirt and Bell Bottoms pants: The lined jumper or vest with front button closing has "V" shaped neckline and top stitched patch pockets. The jumper has contrasting pockets. the bell bottom pants and skirt have elastic waistline casing.
The bodice has soft gathers at the lower edge and the skirt features two pleats at either side of the center front. Tapered cap sleeves fit into the lowered armholes and the jumper is finished with a front-button closing. In Style I, the jumper has a sweetheart neckline and armhole insets at the underarm. In Style II, the jumper is fashioned with a V neckline. The front-buttoning blouse, tucked at the waistline, has a notched collar and bishop sleeves. A shoulder yoke releases soft gathers.
Illustration from the spring 1950 catalogue from mail order pattern company Marian Martin. Useful for dating your vintage Marian Martin patterns.
Advance Fashion News - December 1937
Advance patterns were the "house brand" of JC Penny. They were produced from 1933 to 1966.