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Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#6521
Misses' Proportioned Slim Skirts
Simplicity Personal Fit
Size 12 Waist 26 1/2"
Out Of Print
©1984
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..
Made using Simplicity 2975 and Nicey Jane fabric. Green is Kona Cotton, but I can't remember the name... The pattern ran a little small for me. Be sure and measure your hips before you cut into your fabric!
The ordinary acts we practice every day at home are of more importance to the soul than their simplicity might suggest.
- Thomas More
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7196
Decorative Throw Pillows
Envelope Pillow, Pocket Pillow, Fan Pillow, Book Pillow & More
by Donna Lang
Simplicity Home Decorating
Out Of Print
©1996
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#8529
Maternity Dress Or Top, Shirt-Jacket, Skirt & Pants Or Shorts
Easy To Sew
Size H 6, 8, 10
Out Of Print
©1996
This is my best photo for simplicity. I chose this photo since the building had an appealing pattern and the contrast between the building and the sky. I used Lightroom to first crop the photo and make the lines even and the building to the right less distracting. I also made my whites brighter because I really wanted the building to stand out against the blue sky. I also made the blacks a little darker so the pattern the windows make isn't disrupted by the items that you can see through them.
...The Sun In It's Most Simplistic Form, 2009
© Adam Taylor Photography 2009
*PLEASE DON'T USE MY IMAGES ELSEWHERE WITHOUT MY PERMISSION*
"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 8615; ©1970; A Pattern from Simplicity's "How-To-Sew" Series. Misses' Dress in Two Lengths, Vest and Tie: (Including a Tissue Lesson Chart ... "How to Set in Sleeves"). The dress with back zipper and lowered waistline seam has inverted pleats in front, "V" shaped neckline, collar and optional, contrasting tie. Mini-length V. 1 has short set-in sleeves. Regular length V. 2 is sleeveless. The lined, sleeveless and collarless vest with front button closing has low "V" shaped neckline.
French seams and a hand sewn hem. Not sure I would bother with the button opening at the back if I did this again.
Simplicity seems to be our main word last few months.
Had two days off and couldn't help taking few photos there.
Used first day to discover the place. Found this boat nobody used.
As far as we had only one speedlight and diffusion panel i had no choice but using one light scenario.
First is always first.
Find the place to put the model. Which in my words is called "geometry making".
Second is actually model's pose. Tried to play with body language a bit. That means A LOT to the photo where u show all body.
Third is actually "magic". The Light. I couldn't choose the time to shoot so needed to work with what was there.
Sun behind the model to serve as kick light. To my left one speedlight shoot through Lastolite TriGrip diffusion panel.
To control ambient we need to rise up our shutter speed as much as our camera and syncronization allow us. 1/250 this time was my maximum.
This was not enough to not to blow out our whites.
Closed aperture down third of a stop to F9. That worked well and water wasn't blowed out.
Ten to twelwe frames and the shot was down. Moved on to change geometry))
Hope you like it!