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simplicity 3835 built by wendy pattern. After making a muslin I cut it in size 14 for the front, 12 for the back and shortened the hem and neck elastic.
I am pretty pleased with it and it fits, wooop!
My first Simplicity 2451 skirt - made from a skirt I purchased for $1 from the school fete's second-hand clothes stall. I laughed at this photo - my very tall husband held the camera up slightly above his head and this is the result! Mini-me!
Juniors' and misses' jiffy mini dress or blouse with skirt in two lengths. The dress V1 or blouse V2 and 3 with cut away armholes has bias roll collar and back zipper. The dress is above knee length. The skirt is gathered at waistline by an elastic casing. Above knee length V2 has patch pockets. Regular length V3 has ribbon sash.
Sub Teens' and teens' jacket, hip hugger skirt and pants. The pants and a line skirt made to be worn 2" below normal waistline are without waistband and have side zipper. Lined jacket with front button closing has notched collar, long set in sleeves, flaps and optional top stitching trim.
MISSES’ ONE-PIECE DRESS – (INCLUDING SIMPLICITY’S PERSONAL-FIT TISSUE CHART):
Shift dress has lowered round neckline, short raglan sleeves, back zipper closing, top-stitching trim and optional tie belt. V. 2 has collar. This pattern includes an extra feature for those people who require personal-fit at waist and hip. The waist and hip can be made larger (or smaller) than regular size of this pattern.
Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern
#5703
Puff Quilt-Coverlet For Twin And Full Size Beds And Puff Pillow
Twin Size Quilt-Coverlet - Approx. 66" x 90"
Full Size Quilt-Coverlet - Approx. 78" x 90"
Puff Pillow - Approx. 18" x 18"
Out Of Print
©1982
This is my best example of simplicity. I really like how the image is solely just a book and a heart-shaped from the pages of the book in front of a blank wall and creating a sense of focus on the book itself. To create contrast within my image, I used the monochromatic profile to create a subtle white tone to the image, and I decreased the highlights in order to create a balance between the darkness of the book and the lightness of the background. The mood I was trying to create was simple yet unique in order to display a love for reading and books.
One of my tried and true go to patterns. Simplicity 2975 in knit!
Pants are a really nice pinstripe, even though you can't see it. Vogue 1051, my favorite slacks pattern.
I took a side angle of the book. The main focus is the words. I edit the color trying to make some of the words stand out more then others in light room.
Simplicity 7252; ©1967; Juniors' and Misses' Dress in Two Lengths: The collarless dress with lined yoke has high round neckline, set-in sleeves and back zipper. Versions one and two have long sleeves with top-stitched sleeve bands. Dress versions one and three are gathered to yoke. Regular length version one has yoke and sleeve bands cut on bias. Versions two and three are above knee-length. Top stitched. Version two has pleated front. Version three has short puff sleeves gathered to buttoned sleeve bands.
Mont-Romies
Val d'Aran
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Simplicity and beauty in a wild daisy.
Simplicidad y belleza en una margarita silvestre
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9941
Girls' & Boys' Robe In Two Lengths
Designs By Karen Z
Size 7, 8, 10
Out Of Print
©2001
This is my best example of Simplicity. I really like this photo because the pottery guy in right in the center and the quality of this photo is very clear. To create contrast in my image I had my exposure at -0.76, contrast at -12, and highlight at -49. Also, i put the temp color at 5043k, tint at +7, and saturation at +12. The mood I was trying to create was funny but some people could also find this image creepy.
Description: Wearable Muslin - Simplicity 1887 Shorts View C
Date Completed: 13th July, 2012
Pattern: Simplicity Pattern from the Remnant Warehouse
Fabric: Cotton (?) from the Remnant Warehouse
Comments: Woohoo, another wearable muslin. The fit of these shorts are FANTASTIC. I normally have problems buying shorts, so I am pleasantly surprised that these fit so well straight out of the packet. I guess having elastic on the back (only the back, not the front) makes it easier to fit?!
However, my only concern is that I couldn't figure out how to finish/attach the elastic to the waistband facing, which I've fudged here. Still wearable, but I need to sort it out before making another 2 pairs (which I have already bought the fabric for)!
Changes to Pattern None. Although I left off the ties on the waist.