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My first Simplicity 2451 skirt - made from a skirt I purchased for $1 from the school fete's second-hand clothes stall

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Pattern: Simplicity 2596 view D/E

Size: 10 (I wear a 4/6 normally)

Fabric: Dotted Swiss from Joann

Trim: Crocheted from stash

Buttons: Vintage

Blogged: soduel.blogspot.com/2010/03/simplicity-2594-finished.html

More pictures in my sewing set :

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Simplicity 4093

copyright 1950s

Size 15

Breast 33

Waist 27

Hips 36

 

Cut & complete. Flap is missing from envelope.

The tucked bodice front , gathered at front and back waistline. features round collar and band front button closing.

One piece dress in Mother and Daughter fashion:

There weren't any birds around at the moment, so I proceeded to stalk the flowers with my new zoom lens. I'm glad.

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#7685

 

Misses' Knit Overalls In Three Lengths & Top In Two Lengths

 

Size Large 18 - 20, Extra Large 22 - 24

 

Out Of Print

 

©1991

Simplicity "Simple To Make" Blouse with kimono sleeves and gathered skirt. N.d. - looks like 1950s / early 1960s (?)

Simplicity 2971; 1979;

 

Junior and Misses' one-piece Dress with two Skirts, Cummerbund and Belt: Dress has a wide lapel collar. V1. sheath dress has set-in sleeves; double breasted front closing; shaped self belt and slim skirt has soft pleats at front waistline and back kick pleat. V2. sleeveless dress has a full softly pleated skirt. Pleated cummerbund is contrasting.

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From 1967 Simplicity Home Catalog Fall/Winter edition

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Tonight's image was shot in the town of Greece, Monroe County in upstate New York, near Lake Ontario. We were visiting my daughter and her husband up there in May.

 

While visiting, we were in search of places to photograph and I had heard about an area called Braddock Bay WMA, which is quite unique in that its a WMA with a rural area. As we drove around the area, stopping for a variety of small wildlife and birds, I happened to notice that the air was quite still. On one of the lakes that comprise the area, the homes that lined the shore were reflected with perfection onto the water's surface.

 

I love this image (OK, it's actually Tom's image) because of the simplicity that for me it represents. The area was so laid back, quiet, and serene - a far cry from where I reside locally in south Florida - with its crowds, development, and hustle/bustle about it. The air was cool and crisp - without the heaviness of the humidity I reside in also. Yes, it was quite literally a contrast in terms from what I call home.... and I liked it!

 

I hope that everyone has a wonderful weekend in store for them. I hoping for a bit of a laid back one myself. :-). Thanks for stopping by to view and for all of your comments.

Vintage find at a used book store. Such fun details and colors.

Project Details

 

Pattern: Simplicity 5524

Fabric: Lightweight Denim 100% Cotton

 

Modifications:None were needed.

Simplicity is the state or quality of being simple...

Denim skirt using Simplicity 1717. Blogged here: stitchparade.com/pretty-basic/

My own approach to "decorating." I prefer open spaces to clutter. I do not hang pictures, I don't do knick-knacks, but find me a good nest and a couple of skulls, and I'm good to go.

Needed some fresh air and milk for my coffee. Perfect excuse for a trip down the street in -10.

 

This is a tree branch, btw. Shot with much bodily engagement and snow falling down my backside in the local cemetery. Thankfully, cemetery completely deserted and oh so peaceful, almost magical, in this weather.

 

Fuji S5 Pro

Sigma 30mm/f1.4

This is my best example of simplicity. I really like how it's in portrait mode so it is focused on the rock, showing all of the lines in the carving. I used contrast to try and get more details in the face.

What a cute pattern with lots of choices... I especially love the knickers! How cute they would be for Christmas for a little boy!

 

Maker: Simplicity

Pattern #: 5633

Date of Pattern: 1982

Cost of Original Pattern: $ 2.50

Pattern Pieces: Cut and Complete

Pattern Envelope: Discolored and creases, small tears due to age and storage but still very readable

 

Size of Pattern: child size 4

Waist: 21

Hip: 34

 

Simplicity pattern 2579, view B

Simplicity 7015, Women Sportswear, Sewing Pattern, Plus Size, Button Front, Hood, Jacket, Car Coat, Tapered Pant, Short, Size 6 to 24, UNCUT

“Manifest plainness,

Embrace simplicity,

Reduce selfishness,

Have few desires.”

― Lao Tzu

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Date: 1939

 

MISSES' AND JUNIOR MISSES' BLOUSE, SUSPENDER SKIRT AND JACKET

Individuality is the keynote of this beguiling ensemble. The bound square neckline is finished with a band at front, closes at back with a button; short, set-in sleeves. Skirt is full; it has a corseted and buttoned belt and is held by broad suspender straps. The boxy jacket is yoked front and back. Buttons are amusingly placed; short, set-in sleeves.

 

For size 16, (34B, 28W, 37H)--

Finished back length from base of neck to hem of:

Blouse . . . 21"

Jacket . . . 22"

Junior Miss (odd sizes) are cut shorter than regular Misses' even sizes)

Finished back length from waist to hem of:

Skirt . . . 29"

Width around lower edge of skirt about 2¼ yards.

2" (finished) hem allowed on skirt.

1½ (finished) hem allowed on jacket.

No hem allowed on blouse.

 

SUGGESTED FABRICS--

SUSPENDER SKIRT AND JACKET: Plain, printed or lengthwise striped: linen, novelty cottons, novelty silks, silk shantung, wool jersey, rough silks.

BLOUSE: Plain or printed: dimity, flat crepe, novelty silks, linen, novelty cottons.

 

NOTIONS--

BLOUSE: 1 button (15 lines---" diam.); 1 spool thread (100 yds.); shields.

SUSPENDER SKIRT: Slide fastener; 2 buttons (30 lines---¾' diam.); 1 spool thread (100 yds.); buttonhole twist; snap fasteners; hooks and eyes; seam binding.

JACKET: 6 buttons (30 lines---¾" diam.) 1 spool thread (100 yds.); buttonhole twist.

 

From the collection of The Milwaukee Repertory Theater Costume Shop.

Babies' Layette

 

dress, shirt with tie or button closure, diaper cover overalls, gown, bib, diaper cover with ruffles, bonnet

 

Sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L

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