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Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9179
Misses' Separates
Tiered Skirt, Blouse, Vest, Sash
Daisy Kingdom
Size 18, 20, 22
Out Of Print
©1994
Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern
#6817
Doll Wardrobe
Suitable For Such Vinyl Body Baby Dolls As Betsy Wetsy, Ginny Baby And Sweetie Pie
Size 12" Height
©1966
“Nature is pleased with simplicity. And nature is no dummy”
Isaac Newton
Estes Park Colorado.
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From the collection of Alexander B. Tecoma.
Date: 1940
Junior Misses and Misses' Blouse and Skirt
Blouse gathers below yoke; notched collar and long sleeves gathered to wristband, or short sleeves. Eight piece skirt has welt pockets or buttonholes which fasten to buttons sewn on blouse. Skirt extends above waistline. Sash may be worn.
Notions -- BLOUSE - 1 spool thread (100 yds); snap fasteners; For Blouse with Plain Skirt - 4 buttons (35 lines--7/8" diam.); For Skirt with Buttonholes - 3 buttons (35 lines--7/8" diam.); 6 buttons (1 1/8" diam.); shields. SKIRT - Slide fastener; seam binding; 1 spool matching thread (100 yds.).
Suggested Fabrics -- SKIRT - Linen, cottons, shantung, wool crepe, twill, novelty woolens, flannel. SASH - Cottons, linen, silk crepe, shantung. BLOUSE WITH LONG SLEEVES - Length-wise striped silk, flat crepe, printed silk, wool jersey, sheer wool. BLOUSE WITH SHORT SLEEVES - Cottons, linen, flat crepe, surah. DRESS - Plain or Printed: Cottons, linen, silk shantung, spun rayons, novelty silks, flat crepe, surah.
Eating local and appreciating it all...
Blogged: sherrygaley.wordpress.com/2013/12/06/the-simplicity-proje...
another thing I strive to focus on in 2010.....
the devil is in the details no matter how small
I can't wait to see the one I took with pumpkinnoodles 14mm she had rented
Simplicity 2706.
Sewed this for my trip to Japan as is warm there, & I don't have many summer tops. Not sure about this one..makes me look very broad, though I'm sure the sleeves will settle down!?
If you would like to see my full PatternReview
I edited this shot using Kim Klassen's texture "Awaken" for an assignment in an e-class "Beyond Layers" class by Kim Klassen. I was late getting started into the class so I kinda combined several of the classes to create this image. I am enjoying and learning so much in this class. In this assignment I was to create an image depicting six words about myself. I chose "The Simplest Things Make Me Happy" for several reasons.
1. I do love the simple things in life.
2. I love the simple things in nature like these berries.
3. I get so much joy when I learn to do something simple like adding words and texture to an image.
Simplicity 1401; ©1945; Teen-Age Jumper and Blouse: The button-front jumper features a square neckline, armhole bands and skirt pockets. A slim inset belt joins the dart-fitted bodice and soft skirt, styled with front gathers . The blouse has a high drawstring neckline and the sleeves may be short or long and gathered to a wrist band. In Style I, the jumper armbands are scalloped.
This Male cardinal was sitting on top of a pine tree, the white winter sky and low back lighting made pretty interesting simple shapes, but still evident as a cardinal...edited only to change to grayscale...
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Somewhere in Northwest Iowa...either Clay or Palo Alto County...this house sits as a symbol of the simplicity its farming owners embraced.
Simplicity. Just a girl standing next to a small pine. Somewhere in the harsh wilderness of Iceland.
No belt
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For the Simplicity 1880 2-in-1 Sewalong
www.afashionablestitch.com/tag/2-in-1-sewalong/
I made the wrap version, with the short sleeves and the belt.
The fabric is a cotton voile from Westminster Fibers, in a colorway that is ideal for someone with three black and white dogs.
I thought the fabric would be too sheer to wear without a slip or lining but it turns it's absolutely fine without, which is great. This a perfect summer dress.
From the collection of Alexander B. Tecoma.
Date: 1955
Misses and Women's Apron with Matching Mitt
Bib apron is styled with full length center front panel, crossed straps and tie ends. View 1 has ruffles over the shoulder. Apron and mitt are of one fabric; bias trim is contrasting. Bows, view 2, are also of bias. Views 1, 2 and 3 feature two handy pockets. Tea apron has bias and rick-rack trim, view 3; bias and lace trim, view 4. These versions have a waistband.
Sewing Notions -- View 1, 2, 3 and 4: 1 spool of thread; 1 spool of contrasting thread. View 1 and 2: 4 packages of double fold bias tape. View 3: 3 packages of single fold bias tape; 3 packages of rick-rack. View 4: 2 packages of single fold bias tape.
Suggested Fabrics -- View 1: cottons, chintz, calico, percale, plisse, gingham, linen, nylon, rayon, butcher rayon, taffeta. View2 : Even plain or plain cottons, rayon, nylon, taffeta. View 3 and 4: cottons, organdy, dotted swiss, calico, eyelet. View 4: also in rayon, taffeta, nylon.
This photo displayed the largest amount of simplicity out of the ones that I took. I really like there is golden light on the spire that contrasts with the shadows on the opposing side of it, none of my other photos were able to show the contrasting light as well as this one. In light room I slid the shadow slider left, Significantly raised the temperature, increased vibrance and decreased saturation, and slid de-haze to the right. I was trying to create a warm happy mood.
Belt tied in back
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For the Simplicity 1880 2-in-1 Sewalong
www.afashionablestitch.com/tag/2-in-1-sewalong/
I made the wrap version, with the short sleeves and the belt.
The fabric is a cotton voile from Westminster Fibers, in a colorway that is ideal for someone with three black and white dogs.
I thought the fabric would be too sheer to wear without a slip or lining but it turns it's absolutely fine without, which is great. This a perfect summer dress.
Simplicity 2892 with Horner voile. This is the third thing I've made this month for me, so I'm very proud of myself. This will be my shirt for the 4th of July since I think it looks like fireworks. :)
This skirt started off as a McCall's 5430 wrap skirt but the waist band looked awful (due to beginner sewer error I'm sure!) . I salvaged the bottom half of that skirt to make this skirt. I tried putting in an invisible zipper but after many failed tries to get that right, I decided to just go with an elastic waist. This pattern was easy (other than the zipper part- again, due to beginner error). I like the dark denim I used but I think the skirt looks too plain as is. I'm still trying to figure out how to add some interest or embellishment.
Canonet 28. Simplicity and style.
I always ask about a camera's history. The only thing the seller could tell me, was that it belonged to a journalist.
There was still film inside, so I'll develop that, but it needs a PX625 1,35V for proper metering. Now it shoots at 1/30s.
Photo taken with the Vivitar 28mm Series 1 Close-focus wideangle lens.
Non-original Nikon strap attached.
Serial number: H71396 (Made in Taiwan R.O.C)
¥18,300 in 1971 (€42 back then, €130 now if recalculated)