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Simplicity 5885; ©1965; Misses' Set of Blouses: The back button blouses may be worn as overblouses. V. 1 has short set-in sleeves and tie collar. Collarless V. 2 has short set-in sleeves and optional top-stitching trim. Ruffle trimmed V.s 3 & 5 have below elbow length set-in sleeves. Sleeveless V. 4 has petal collar.
Top is view F from Simplicity 2554. I made it out of a rayon/lycra knit instead of the recommended woven and shirred the bottom for a better fit.
MISSES’ DRESS WITH FRONT-WRAP SKIRT AND SCARF:
The dress with front-wrap skirt softly gathered to bodice has back zipper, stand-up collar and long set-in sleeves. V. 1 features embroidered braid or ribbon trim. V. 2 has top-stitching and button trim. V. 3 has button trim. V. 4 with contrasting skirt and scarf features fringe trim. V. 5 has contrasting skirt. V. 2, 3, 4 & 5 have purchased belt.
this might also be a contender for my mj embroidered star cotton; I think I need some more damn dresses anyway.
Only in 1971 could acid green have been considered a flattering color suggestion for anyone.
I like the other two, though. I had a Swiss-girl-esque dress when I was in kindergarten--blue with an eyelet apron. It was a hand-me-down, so it was probably about the same age as this.
Simplicity 9883; ©1972; MISS PETITES' AND MISSES' MINI-DRESS AND SHORT SHORTS - SHORTS APPROX. 13 1/2": (INCLUDING A TISSUE-LESSON CHART..."How-To Apply a Slot Zipper"). The mini-dress with back zipper has contrasting collar and optional topstitching. Sleeveless dress V. 1 with contrasting button trimmed band and slits in side seams is worn over shorts with elastic waistline casing. V. 2 with short set-in sleeves has patch pockets, elastic casing at waistline and purchased tie.
Followed the pattern pretty closely except that I modified the collar by putting tucks in it rather than twisting it.
Blogged here: kraftykitty.wordpress.com/2009/07/26/simplicity-2593/
When photographing nature close up, it amazes me sometimes as to the simplicity of reproduction. Most would probably not notice the spore on many fronds and leaves, but I find it quite interesting and fascinating.
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Bird's nest fern is a common name applied to several related species of epiphytic ferns in the genus Asplenium. They grow in a tight, nest-like clump with a lingulate leaf rosette and are usually epiphytic, growing in trees. Bird's nest Ferns may also be seen growing on rocks and they will grow in the ground, too.
The term spore derives from the ancient Greek word σπορά spora, meaning "seed, sowing," related to σπόρος sporos, "sowing," and σπείρειν speirein, "to sow."
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Simplicity 6131; ©1965; Blouse, Jacket, Skirt and Slacks: Blouse with long, set-in sleeves has collar & front button closing. Skirt and slacks have waistband & side zippers. Collarless, lined jacket with long set-in sleeves (or sleeveless) has front button closing and flaps.
Simplicity 6483; ©1966; Misses' Dress In Two Lengths and Bonnet: Dress with back zipper, v-neckline with ruffle and vestee has an empire waistline, gathered skirt and self tie belt. View 1 & 2 have elbow length set-in sleeves with ruffles. View 3 is sleeveless. Ankle length view 1 has back slit opening and features a bonnet. View 2 and 3 are regular length.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#8015
Misses' / Miss Petite Knit Dress
Design Your Own - 9 Great Looks, One Simple Pattern
Size 10, 12, 14
Out Of Print
©1997
This dress is just lovely when finished and has a great fit, but it is not a beginner's pattern. Do not be fold by it being a Threads Collection pattern with the tagline, "Step by step to sewing success!" The directions on the pattern are no more clear than normal sewing patterns and you must know how to do things like darts, zippers, slipstitching, gathers, sleeves, etc. in order to successfully do this pattern. I would recommend this pattern if you're at least an intermediate sewer.