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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
added length to make it a maxi and altered for full bust
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From the collection of Jessica H. Jaeger.
Date: 1942
Misses' and Women's Panties and Bloomers
The panties, cut in two pieces, have a set-in crotch. Lower edges are bound or finished with lace. Buttons close the left side opening. The bloomers, cut in two pieces, are finished at the upper front with bias facing ant the back is fitted with elastic. Buttons close the left side.
Notions -- Thread 50 yds.; contrast thread--Style I Panties--50 yds.; buttonhole twist; buttons--3 (1/4" diam.); 1/4" wide elastic--Style II Bloomers; 1/2" wide lace edging--Style I Panties.
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 8153; ©1969; Misses’ Top, Hip-Hugger Pants and Two-Piece Bathing Suit: The lined two-piece bathing suit with optional lace edging and bow has bra with back button closing, shoulder straps and elastic casings. The shorts have elastic casing at upper and leg edges. The top with optional rick-rack or lace edging trim features lowered round neckline in front with an “H” back closing. The dart fitted, hip-hugger pants with side zipper have shaped leg edges.
Project Details
Pattern: Simplicity 5524
Fabric: Lightweight Denim 100% Cotton
Modifications:None were needed.
Quote: "Simplicity is divine" - Saad Solaiman
Photography by Saad Solaiman
ANCIENT ARTS(C) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern
#6839
Misses' Jiffy Unlined Cape In Two Lengths With Or Without Hood
One Size - Fits Sizes 8-18
©1975
14 of 30 to 30
For TRP: Word!
I've had a bamboo plant for over 5 years now. I've changed it's pot 3 times b/c it outgrows each one. It's starting to die. Well, it's been dying for a while. But there's still one stalk that is giving greens so we thought of planting it in our backyard.
p.s. this looks fab in lightbox, go on and view it bigger, you know you want to. ;)
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Simplicity 8153; ©1969; Misses’ Top, Hip-Hugger Pants and Two-Piece Bathing Suit: The lined two-piece bathing suit with optional lace edging and bow has bra with back button closing, shoulder straps and elastic casings. The shorts have elastic casing at upper and leg edges. The top with optional rick-rack or lace edging trim features lowered round neckline in front with an “H” back closing. The dart fitted, hip-hugger pants with side zipper have shaped leg edges.
Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern
#9267
Misses' Proportioned Pants
A Time-Saver Stretch-Knit Pattern
Size 10, 12, 14
Waist 25, 26 1/2, 28
©1979
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#6906
Misses' Easy To Sew Pullover Top & Pull-On Pants Or Shorts
Size Medium 14 - 16
Out Of Print
©1985
A few weeks ago I bought a Olympus E-PL3. A small camera with interchangeable lenses, and with the right adapter even suitable to take photo's with old M42 and Minolta lenses. I didn't expect to like it this much... what a great little camera! It has even a nickname... Sir Ollie!
I tried some new photography, some more simple photo's. And damn... that's hard to do!! Please press "L" for a better view.
Simplicity 2246, Lisette Traveller Dress, in a pineapple print from the op shop. Read more on the blog: chronicallysiobhan.wordpress.com/2016/11/12/my-tacky-tast...
Project Details
Pattern: Simplicity 4171
Fabric: 100% Rayon
Notions: Ten 5/8" buttons
Modifications/Alterations:
This is the second shirtdress I've made in the last couple of months. Shirtdresses are everywhere. Did you see the one Michael made on Project Runway last night? It was smokin' hot! Shirtdressing is very popular right now... just walk into any department store or boutique and there they are. I was inspired by the details of the Diane vonFurstenberg <a href="http://www.saksfifthavenue.com/main/ProductDetail.jsp?FOLDERfolder_id=282574491208767&PRODUCTprd_id=845524446141848&R=663231545469&P_name=Diane+vonFurstenberg&sid=10D11565C966&ASSORTMENTast_id=1408474395222441&bmUID=1155688457038">Hillevi Shirtdress, so I decided to modify this pattern to have a similar look. There were a several alterations that I made:I lengthened front and back pieces by 2" because I felt I was a lot taller than the model on the envelope.I lengthened the sleeves by 1".Re-shaped pockets on lower edge corners from round to square.Changed pockets by adding a pleat and a flap. As a guide, I used the pocket pieces from View A.Omitted belt loops (carriers).Topstitched collar.Even though after completing this dress, I wish I had used the long-sleeve version of McCall's 4769, because (1) the bodice and the skirt are cut separately and I could have made the bodice in one size without a FBA and the skirt in one size larger. And also (2) the skirt in that pattern is cut on an A-line which would have captured the look of my inspiration dress more. Overall, I like this dress and I do plan on wearing it. I will probably accessorize it with a wider belt for more of a cinched waist. This was a very easy pattern to follow since this was a Threads Magazine Collection pattern and they are known for their "Step by step to sewing success!" instrustuctions. Will I sew this one again? Probably so, I'm already thinking of doing Version A in corduroy.
