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The back has a funny puffy shape and I had to sew the pleats down to the waistline so that it is wearable.
I decided to change the contrast on this pic...which made the light blue background turn to a white one. I really like the way the monarch stands out. :)
Pocket and invisible zipper detail of Simplicity 2215. The pocket was made in a contrasting navy and white rose print pique which I had left over from another garment!
More details can be be found at my blog, Idle Fancy.
This vintage Simplicity Pattern # 6532 is for a slim, fitted, button trimmed dress with slightly lowered round neckline, back zipper and pockets, has optional self or purchased belt and top-stitching on side front seams. View 1 has short sleeves. View 2 is sleeveless. The personal fit chart shows alterations for those who require personal fit at waist and hip.
Maker: Simplicity
Pattern # - 6532
Copywright- 1966
Pattern Cost New - $ .65
Pattern Pieces - cut but complete, including instructions
Pattern Envelope- yellowing due to age, some tears at side seams, some writing on envelope and store stamp
Size- Vintage Misses 14
Bust - 34
Waist- 26
Hip- 36
This is simplicity 2587 designed by Cynthia Rowley. A really easy pattern to make on the serger. On this version, I eliminated the binding detail at the waist and also used packaged binding which looks more grey in person than showing here, it's a nice contrast to the green linen. Up close, you can also see I modified the bust area and overlapped the two front pieces so not so much cleavage is showing. I am busty and this would have been a problem. Now there is a little showing but I can easily wear a thin tank top to coordinate underneath.
And my own Easter outfit... blogged here:
jacobiterose.blogspot.com/2013/03/happy-easter-and-goodby...
Simplicity 7006; ©1975; Misses' Wide-Leg Overalls and Short Jumper: Short jumper V. 1 and wide-leg overalls V. 2 have side button closings, waistline seam, suspenders fastened to lined bib with "hook-up-closures" or suspender clips, side yoke and pockets, top-stitching trim and optional patch pocket buttoned to bib. V. 1 jumper has optional embroidered eyelet edging.
I combined the hood, sleeves, and finishing details of the Oliver + S School Days pattern with the body of Simplicity 2534 to make this jacket
I know it's a bad photo, and I will attempt a better one on a sunny day, but I had to post a pic. Very proud of my first skirt.
This pattern is for both a leisure jacket and a zip jacket. Both jackets have long, set-in sleeves easted to fit cuffs, lined patch pockets and optional top-stitching detail. View 1 jacket features a collar and center front seperating zipper and is not lined. The lined jacket in view 2 has a "V" neckline, front button closing and optional purchased elbow patches. This is a great pattern!
Maker: Simplicity
Pattern #: 5210
Copywright of Pattern: 1963
Pattern Price New: $.65
Size: 42
Chest Size: 42
Waist:
Hip:
Pattern Pieces: Cut and Complete
Pattern Envelope: Small tears on top on front and yellowing due to age
The A-Line dress has a slightly lowered square front neckline and back zipper. Views 1 & 2 have patch pockets. Sleeveless View 1 has a two-piece collar. Veiws 2&3 have short set-in puff sleeves with elastic casings. View 1 & 3 are regular length. View 2 is above knee-length. View 3 has lace edging trim. The pattern includes a tissue lesson-chart on "How to Finish Hems". This is a "How to Sew Pattern".
Maker: Simplicity
Pattern #: 7460
Date of Pattern: 1967
Cost of Original Pattern: $ .65
Pattern Pieces: cut and complete
Pattern Envelope: good condition for age, some creasing and discoloration
Pattern Instructions: Included
Size of Pattern: 16
Bust: 38
Waist:29
Hip: 40
Simplicity 2226 in denim, blogged here: bubalablog.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/simplicity-2226-no-2.html