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In times dominated by precocity, only the watchful eyes and suspicious remains, while the soul surrenders to the simplicity and essence of being a child, regardless of the time.
Em tempo dominado pela precocidade, apenas o olhar atento e desconfiado permanece, enquanto a alma se entrega à simplicidade e à essência de ser criança, independente do tempo.
“When you are loved, you can do anything in creation. When you are loved, there’s no need at all to understand what’s happening, because everything happens within you.”
[Paulo Coelho]
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7463
Girls' Dress & Jacket
6 Made Easy
Size 12, 14, 16
Out Of Print
©1997
Completed dress-front view. Excuse the washed out look. This was taken after work and I just did not feel like redoing make up and the like.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9474
Juniors' Coat Or Jacket, Pants, Skirt, Bag & Knit Top
Grooves by Simplicity
Size 11 - 12, 13 - 14, 15 - 16
Out Of Print
©2000
Simplicity 7683; ©1968; This Pattern has the New Narrow Shoulder and "Close-to-the-Body-Fit". Young Junior/Teens' and Misses' Dres in Two Lengths: The "tent-type" dress has high round neckline and center front seam with button closing. Avove knee-length V. 1 with long set-in sleeves gathered at armholes has contrasting collar and cuffs. Regular-length V. 2 & 3 are sleeveless. V. 2 has collar. Top-stitched, collarless V. 3 has breast pocket.
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Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#5825
Misses' Jumpsuit - Adjustable For Miss Petite
Simplicity ESP Extra-Sure Pattern
Size 12, 14, 16
Out Of Print
©1982
Simplicity 2872 view B. I still have two more Rosettas to make before Halloween. This is done in satin, with tulle layers hidden beneath the underskirt. I used regular interfacing, rather than tulle as the pattern calls for, because I think regular interfacing is sturdier and more comfortable. The only reason I can think of for using tulle as interfacing is if using sheer fabric in the shoulders, which I did not use.
Simplicity 8163; ©1969; Maternity Dress and Tunic or Mini-Dress, Bell-Bottom Pants or Shorts in Misses' Sizes: The dress V. 1 and 2 and tunic or mini-dress V. 3, 4 and 5 with back zipper and low round neckline have "let-out" side seams. All except V. 3 are collarless. All except V. 1 are sleeveless. V. 1 with self fabric neck ruffle and ribbon tie ends stitched in side seams has long "set-in" sleeves with elastic wrist casings forming self ruffles. V. 2 has self fabric bows trimmed with buckles. V. 3 with contrasting collar has button trim. V. 4 has scallop trim. V. 5 has purchased belt slipped thru thread carriers above normal waistline. Bell-bottom pants V. 3 and shorts V. 4 and 5 with elastic waistline casings have front stay of jersey or a purchased stretch panel may be used.
I find the fabric suggestions here very interesting: Loud printed cotton paisleys and indiennes were the classic fabrics of choice for wrappers/housecoats in the mid-19th century. The orange dress is very nearly the sort of print one would have seen 80 years earlier.
1860's green print.
1880 purple striped
1860's dull purple or brown
1860's-1870's red and black
Made with the Blue Birds print. I love Geninne and the quality of Cloud 9 fabric. I'm really excited to wear this skirt this summer! Blogged at: esposetta.blogspot.com/2012/04/two-skirts.html.