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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.
A simple macro shot of a flower,from certain wide angle,showing the full flat face of the flower....nothing but an eye-catching expression of simplicity in nature.
Simplicity 7862; ©1968; Misses' Suits ... Designer Fashion: Both skirts have side zipper and waistband. One skirt has an inverted pleat at center front. The lined, princess-line jacket with long two-piece set-in sleeves has front button closing and optional purchased or ribbon tie belt. The jacket with the flat collar has optional flaps and ribbon bow trim. The jacket with the "stand-up" collar has optional welt on left front.
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.
"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]
On the dress form - I inserted an invisible zip under the right sleeve, but probably didn't need it. Also you can see it may a bit short.
Simplicity 5910; ©1965; Teens', Juniors' and Misses' One-Piece Dress: The A line dress has round neckline, back zipper. Rick-rack trimmed V. 1 has long set-in sleeves, neck and sleeve ruffles. Sleeveless V. 2 has neck ruffle faced with contrasting fabric. V. 3 has short set-in sleeves, collar, ribbon bow. A "Mother & Daughter" fashion, for Daughter see Simplicity 5902.
Simplicity 8811; ©1970; Toddlers' Jumpsuit in Two Lengths and Bubblesuit: The jumpsuit V. 1 & 3 and the bubblesuit V. 2 have lowered round neckline and shoulder extensions buttoned to front. V. 1 & 2 have applique. V. 1 is short length. V. 2 has elastic casing at leg edges. V. 3 is ankle length.
Thanks so much for taking a look at my image! I really appreciate all the feedback, likes, and comments. This image is part of the collection Simplicity with 358 images (inclusive 138 uncensored nsfw versions). All characters are 18+
My pretty clown jacket
Simplicity 1919 - Worked a combination of views A&B but lengthened the sleeve.
Fabric is 100 cotton with a subtle woven texture. It's underlined with a bamboo/cotton blend.
Simplicity 2927, a Project Runway pattern. Made with 100% organic cotton from Bishopston Trading. I dyed the grey myself, using Dylon "Antique Grey" over the unbleached fabric.
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#0648
Adults' & Child's
M & M's Costumes
Permanent Ink Transfers Included
Size Small, Medium, Large
Out Of Print
©1996
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#8788
Misses' Jumper
2 Hour
Size 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18
Out Of Print
©1999
Simplicity 8563; ©1969; Girls' and Misses' Apron with LOVE Transfer: The apron V. 1 & 2 have back button closing. Rick-rack trimmed V. 1 without side seams has squared neckline and armholes and contrasting heart shaped pocket trimmed with "Love" applique. V. 2 with tie ends stitched in front darts has cobbler pockets and lowered round neckline.