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Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9170
Child's Dress
Simplicity For Kids
Size 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6X
Out Of Print
©1994
Misses' and women's one piece dress in half sizes. The tailored dress has forward shoulder seams with pleats of upper and lower edge of bodice front. Collar and front are cut in one. The skirt is seven gored. Contrast bands and buttons down the front trim dress. View 1 flaps trim side seam pockets. front closing, View 2 buttons to hip line with a pleat below. Saddle stitching trims collar and cuffs of three quarter sleeves.
rhino beetle
This picture shows simplicity because it is a bug on the floor. It is almost an absolute plain background.
Simplicity 5588; ©1973; Misses' Shirt-Jacket, Skirt and Pants … Designer Fashion: The pants V. 1 with back zipper have waistband and turn-back cuffs. The top-stitched shirt-jacket V. 1 and 2 gathered to back yoke has front band button closing, collar, forward shoulder seams, flapped patch pockets and optional purchased belt slipped thru self-fabric carriers. Shirt-jacket V.2 has long set-in sleeves gathered to buttoned cuffs. Shirt-jacket V. 2 has short set-in sleeves with turn-back cuffs. The skirt V. 2 has back zipper and waistband.
Simplicity 6623; ©1974; Tunic and Pants in Half Sizes: Blouse (view 1) with notched collar has front button closing, long set-in sleeves and optional top-stitching and purchased belt. Blouse (views 2 or 3) with collar and front slit opening at high round neckline has long set-in sleeves, back zipper and optional purchased belt. View 3 is featured in border fabric. The pants (views 1, 2, or 3) have back zipper and elastic waistline casing.
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#5196
Desk Accessories
Blotter, Cork Board, Message Board, Tray, Pencil Cup, Box, Book Cover, Picture Frame
Simplicity Home Decorating
Out Of Print
©2004
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#4593
Misses' Bias Skirts With Length Variations
6 Made Easy
Size 14, 16, 18, 20, 22
Out Of Print
©2005
Russ Miles and David Dawson came to Skills Matter and gave a one day workshop on how to inject simplicity in software. Working in teams, delegates created their code to navigate a real world AR drone (without crashing it!), learning how to break down a problem and tradeoff for the right values in Architecture, Design and Code. How to create the right number of tests to build the right level of confidence and how to enable Real Application Agility through Simplicity.
You can see the SkillsCasts (film, code, slides) of the day at: skillsmatter.com/event-details/home/russ-miles-practical-...
Simplicity 6596; ©1966; Simple-To-Sew Beginner's Blouse in Sub-Teens, Teens' and Misses' Sizes: (Including Tissue Lesson Chart ... "How to make darts.") Blouse with bateau neckline has extended shoulder lines and back button and loop closing.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#8133
Misses' Pullover Tunic
6 Made Easy!
Size Extra Small 6 - 8, Small 10 - 12, Medium 14 - 16
Out Of Print
©1998
bodice closeup. I think the bodice eyelets could have been lower as the bow conflicts with with neckline trim.
Simplicity 2270 View A and C with a few alterations. I did a button back on the dress instead of a zipper back and added ric-rac and decorative stitching to the dress. For the neck trim, I used pom-pom fringe to give it more of a festive feel.
Front of dress with jacket
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9419
Child's & Girls'
Pants, Skirt, Jacket Or Vest, Scarf & Hat
Size 7, 8, 10, 12, 14
Out Of Print
©2000
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9825
Misses' Wrap Skirt In Two Lengths & Sash
Size 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20
Out Of Print
©1990
Simplicity 8533; ©1969; The poncho with round neckline and loop and hook at back neck opening is stitched at underarms forming opening for arms. The mini skirt and pants have elastic waistline casing. The poncho and pants may be trimmed with lace edging or with fringe. If you prefer, the skirt and poncho may be trimmed with braid.
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.
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#7123
Girls' Knit Pants Or Shorts, Jumper Or Sundress, Top & Loose-Fitting Jacket
Jiffy Wardrobe
Size Small 6-7, Medium 8-10, Large 12-14
Out Of Print
©1990
Simplicity 9899; ©1972; Child's and Girl's Cape with Detachable Hood and Dress: The sleeveless dress with back zipper has high round neckline and contrasting "Peter Pan" collar. V. 1 has contrasting "apple" shaped patch pockets with contrasting stems. V. 2 with self fabric ruffle has button trim. The top-stitched lined cape with front button closing has collar, openings in front seams for arms and matching detachable hood.
Simplicity
This was my verst photo of Simplicity. I really like all of the empty wall in the background, making it easy to tell what the subject of the photo is. To create contrast in this image, I used the basics panel to turn the whites and the blacks up, then brought out the lost detail using highlights and shadows. The mood I was trying to create was loneliness. I wanted to make my subject look sad and lonely, and also bored, because all he has to do was mess around with this tennis ball.
Adopted
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#9776
Misses' Skirt, Pants & Knit Top
Size XS 6 - 8, S 10 - 12, M 14 - 16, L 18 - 20, XL 22 - 24
Out Of Print
©2001
Assignment: PCA116 - Simplicity
Date: August 1st - August 15
Image Tag: pca116
From: bowtoo - Tim
One aspect of composition that is tough to pay attention to is "simplicity". How do you tell a story, or single out a subject and remove all the clutter that might distract a viewer?
A photographer said at a talk I went to that you should be able to say a simple, single phrase about any photograph you take. As soon as you have to use more than one phrase to describe an image, you already have too much clutter.
Several techniques for simplifying an image are to make a tighter crop, isolate the subject better (with light or depth of field) or to pay attention to the background when you take the shot.
The assignment for this week is to shoot an image that can be summarized in a single phrase. To increase the interest, I'd like you to leave off the title and have the people critiquing your image come up with suggetions when they look at it at the end of the week.
WIT
Because I am so drawn the flowers, I chose this Chinese Anemone bud from a trip to Longwood Gardens. The bushes of flowers were quite full of flower blooms with buds mixed in each cluster of flowers. It took a while before I found one isolated enough from all the rest to get this shot. The flowers were located in a mix of sunny and dappled light so I looked for one that would not have a dark/light contrast. The leaf was intentionally left as part of the bud.
EXIF
Matrix Metering
Shutter: 1/200
Aperature: f6.3
Aperature priority
Exp. Comp. -0.3
Focal lenght: 200mm
White Balance: Cloudy
ISO 200
Slight in-camera trim
No Flash