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Simplicity 3151; ca. 1959; Junior Misses' and Misses' Dress and Bow: "Simple to Make". Dress has collar, kimono sleeves, button front closing and full softly pleated skirt. Self or purchased belt may be worn. V. 1, 3/4 sleeves gather into cuffs which have 2 button closing. V. 2 short sleeves gather into sleeve bands. Self fabric bow trims neckline.
Simplicity 5795; ©1973; Young Junior/Teens' Unlined Jacket, Short Skirt and Pants: The top-stitched unlined jacket gathered at waistline has front button closing, notched collar, self fabric tie ends caught in side front seams and set-in sleeves gathered to armholes. V. 1 has long sleeves. V. 2 has short tucked sleeves. V. 1 pants have back zipper and waistband. V. 2 flared gored skirt has side zipper and waistband.
Simplicity 9529. The pants with fly front zipper closing have top stitching and purchased belt slipped thru self carriers. The long pants V1 have front yoke and pocket and a back buttonhole pocket. Knickers V2 have elastic leg casings. Shorts V3 have turn back cuffs. V2 and 3 have front patch pockets.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7252
Children's Dresses
It's So Easy
Size 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Out Of Print
©1991
Simplicity Home Sewing Pattern
#9683
Design Your Own Pillows
Square, Square Flanged, Mitered Pillow, Sofa Pillow, Neck Roll Pillow, Round Pillow, Small Heart Pillow, Square Pillow Sham, Square Flanged Pillow Sham, Bed Pillow Sham, Flanged Bed Pillow Sham
Simplicity Home
Out Of Print
©2001
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7096
Misses' Pullover Tops & Culottes In Two Lengths
Size 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20
Out Of Print
©1990
When we create digital interfaces, simplicity is a constant issue. What is simple and what is not? How do we take into account simplicity in our everyday lives?
More info : www.simplifyinginterfaces.com
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9424
Misses' Lined Quilted Jacket
Daisy Kingdom
"All Sizes Included"
Misses' Size Small 10 - 12, Medium 14 - 16, Large 18 - 20
Out Of Print
©1989
What can you say about a Sufi Mughal Emperor who donned his armour & got on to the battlefield at the age of 82 when his Generals were dithering on how to take on the Mahratta’s at Jinji? Who stitched caps & copied the Koran and sold them anonymously to make a nest egg for his tomb? Who had budgeted his tomb at 14 Rs 12 annas? Who had insisted that his tomb needs to be unmarked, open to the elements (giving him his posthumous title “Khuld-Makan” ,he whose abode is eternity), who only wanted to lie down & rest near the Shrine of his Sufi guru-Sheikh Zainuddin.?
If you ask most Indians on who was the cruelest of them all…Aurangzeb’s name will most probably top the list. The 6th Mughal emperor who ruled for 50 long years is a much maligned figure indeed.
You need to visit the small village of Khuldabad near Ahmednagar, 5 Kms from Ellora to understand this Sufi Emperor. I had just finished reading the Last Mughul (Bahadur Zafar) by G D Khosla & was halfway through a 1952 book on Auragazeb by Jadunath Sarkar when I found myself serendipitously in Aurangabad. I had to visit this tomb of Aurangzeb a few kilometres near Ellora in a ramshackle village called Khuldabad. Some snaps..
PS: Shocked by the simplicity of the Tomb, Lord Curzon got some perforated marble jali done in 1911. Aurangzeb definitely would have rolled in his grave then! ☺
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#6585
Misses' Set Of Lined Bias Skirts In Two Lengths
Connoisseur Collection
Size 12 Waist 26 1/2"
Out Of Print
©1984
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9602
Babies' Romper In Two Lengths, Dress & Hat In Sizes Small 17", Medium 18", Large 19"
Size Extra Extra Small Up To 7 lb, Extra Small 7 - 13 lb, Small 13 - 18 lb, Medium 18 - 21 lb, Large 21 - 24 lb
Out Of Print
©2001
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#6521
Misses' Proportioned Slim Skirts
Simplicity Personal Fit
Size 12 Waist 26 1/2"
Out Of Print
©1984
At the beginning of the 1930s, the City of Montréal decided to replace the Maxwell pavilions with a spacious heated building. Like the work site at lac aux Castors, the construction of the Chalet, in 1931-1932, was one of the large make-work projects undertaken to reduce the unemployment caused by the Great Depression.
The architect, Aristide Beaugrand-Champagne wanted the Chalet to be well back from the lookout, unlike the Maxwell pavilions. The rhythm of the openings and arrangement of the windows mark the 49.5-metre façade. We find these characteristics of rhythm and symmetry on each side of the Chalet. The gabled tile roof has a large cornice that overhangs the front of the chalet.
The building is a study in contrasts with its imposing size, its luxurious materials (marble, granite), and its elegant doors and paintings by great artists, that combined make it a beautiful, opulent building. But it remains humbly known as the Chalet for its exposed beams, the simplicity of its interior layout and its vocation as a shelter for hikers and skiers. It was renovated in 2001-2002.
"Thought you might appreciate this. I made my wife stop on our drive back from New Hampshire last weekend to take this pic." - Cory Kidd [simplicity]
Simplicity 7974; ©1968; Misses' and Men's Apron and Potholder: - (Misses small, medium and large and Men's one size). The men's apron V. 1 with self fabric neck band and tie ends has large pocket divided into three sections. Cobbler Apron V. 2 with lowered round neckline and back button closing has pocket divided in 3 sections, tie ends stitched in front tucks and rick-rack trim. Apron V. 3 with slightly lowered round neckline has patch pockets, deep cut-out armholes, braid binding trim and bows. V. 2 & 3 quilted potholder has briad binding and loop.
Simplicity 9355; ©1971; Simple-To-Sew Misses' Jiffy Dress: The top-stitched dress with front zipper, "V" shaped neckline and optional purchased belt or scarf has front edges turned back forming collar. V. 1, 2, 3 and 4 have short set-in sleeves. V. 1 has novelty braid trim. V. 4 has contrasting "collar". V. 5 and 6 are sleeveless. V. 5 has novelty braid trim.
Suggested fabrics: double knit, polyester knit, cotton knit, surah, crepe, cotton sateen, pique, canvas, duck, homespun, hopsacking, poplin, cotton jacquard, silk linen, linen.
Additional notions required: thread, seam binding or stretch lace, neckline zipper (16”), optional belt.
The pattern has 6 pieces and 1 instruction sheet..