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pinkroses Posted - Feb 18 2007 : 6:05:01 PM
Good evening all. I hope you had a good day
Very cold here in Va and windy too Brrr.
I am in search for a plus size old fashioned smock pattern like the artist people use to wear.
With the long sleeves and big pockets.
I found one. but. I thought maybe you all would know where I can get one.
It needs to be fairly simple to sew and the plus sizes too.
I am losing weight but ; boobs are still huge Lol. Pinkroses
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pinkroses Posted - Feb 20 2007 : 4:33:40 PM
I had thought about that one too very cute. I can't wait to see your shirt. I bet it will be very cute. pinkroses
TheSoapMaven Posted - Feb 20 2007 : 05:30:50 AM
Thank you for your kind words! Yeah...I know what movie you are talking about...but cant remember which one either. I have one cut from a red ticking (lighter weight than actual ticking fabric) and one from a beautiful tiny floral, lightweight cotton blend...so feminine and delicate. I will get on these in the next day or so. I am excited to get them finished as well. I am thinking they will be "hip length" not the bottom of the hips...but mid-hip if that makes sense. I will post pictures when they are made.

Susan
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Aunt George Posted - Feb 20 2007 : 04:26:33 AM
Susan, those smocks will be perfect for when you are stirring up soap. There was a movie from the 60's where the main female star was an artsy person and wore that smock....can't remember who it was, but I see them in my mind's eye. Be sure to post the smocks when you are done with them!! What type of fabric did you cut for them? Are they long, or short. It would be a real easy matter to lengthen them if longer was wanted. Can hardly wait to see the smocks completed!!

Glad you are feeling better. I want to oder some of your wonderful soap soon....it just looks so yummy!!

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TheSoapMaven Posted - Feb 20 2007 : 03:54:29 AM
sorry...fixed it. I have it and have two cut out. Now that we are feeling much better I am going to try and get them sewn. Will let you know how they turn out.

Susan
http://www.thesoapmaven.com
http://notquitejunecleaver.com
Aunt George Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 8:31:51 PM
Susan,
Very cute frock!! Kind of a babydoll style. for some reason the link didn't work, so I just went to paisleypincushion.com and clicked on misc. patterns then scrolled down the page. Really cute! Love that site too! Thanks, G

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TheSoapMaven Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 7:05:08 PM
Hey...go to http://www.paisleypincushion.com/misc-sewing-patterns.html scroll down and look at the frock pattern...maybe that is what you are looking for, too.

Susan
http://www.thesoapmaven.com
http://notquitejunecleaver.com
pinkroses Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 5:18:25 PM
Thanks a whole bunch Be sure to put your return address on it; so I can send you something. Hugs and love Sheila
If you don't get my e-mail let me know and I will send it again.
Could have gotten lost in cyber space? Ha.
Aunt George Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 4:01:36 PM
Just checked my email, not there yet, but I did get the pattern for you! It will be in the mail tomorrow!! Glad to help out a farmgirl.



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pinkroses Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 3:57:15 PM
Bramble, I think your idea is really neat idea too. I can just picture us. Thee hee.

Aunt Geogre. I sent you my address. You are a sweet heart to do that for me. Pinkroses
Aunt George Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 2:58:16 PM
Sheila,
I'm going to the store right now, and will stop in and pick up this pattern for you. Send me your address and I'll get it in the mail for you tomorrow. Bramble, it is a reallllly cute smock, I think your idea of flowered chintz would be perfect!!

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bramble Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 2:54:46 PM
Love it! Think how cute it would be in some nice flowered chintz for the Spring. The bag is pretty nifty too! I just might have to make this one for me too! ( And yes it will also be the + sized version!)
Thanks for the topic and the link!

with a happy heart
pinkroses Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 2:42:53 PM
Hey well. what do you know? I am sorry you got such a sun burn
I have to stay out of the sun ; because of really fair skin and
my mecdines.
I would love to meet with yal. but don't get to travel much because of health problems. Pinkroses.
Aunt George Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 12:52:36 PM
I love Roanoke. We are in Richmond. I got a really bad sunburn in Roanoke in 1988! LOL....I know that sounds odd, but we were in the process of moving to NC from Illinois one summer and my husband at that time was doing some training in Roanoke. I sold the house and moved to Roanoke to live in a hotel with him and our son for a couple of weeks. I didn't realize at the time how much more intense the sun was up in the mountains. I was an Illinois city girl that rarely saw any sun on my skin....Oh, girl.....I was lobstered and throbbing! LOL....well, that being said....Why don't you email me and we can arrange a sewing. I'd be glad to either loan you the pattern or sew one of the jackets up for you if you give me your measurements and send the fabric. I have plenty of thread.

Georgann.......Hopefully we VA farmgirls can arrange a VA farmgirl meet up soon. There was alot of interest when I posted it earlier.

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pinkroses Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 11:38:03 AM
I love that I was just at that place and never saw it in the catalog. Dang dab it. I don't feel like going back after it . Oh dear. Oh well. I have the no. I will wait until JoAnn's has another sale. Ha.
Thanks so much for you looking up the pattern
I like that style too. I think of one like that when I think of the old fashioned ones.
I am in Roanoke Va. Nice to have a friend from here living not to far?
Do you know where Roanoke is? Pinkroses
Aunt George Posted - Feb 18 2007 : 6:40:27 PM
You are too funny. I have some smock patterns. AND I live in VA!!! Do you have a photo of what you are looking for? I have a good idea. I too am plus size, thus the plus smock patterns. Oh, Hancock Fabric has Simplicity patterns on sale Sun and Mon. They are .99 each, limit of 5. If you find one you like, I'll run up there and get it for you. Here is one of the patterns that I have. Haven't made it yet, but I plan on doing it!

If you go to: http://www.simplicity.com and do a search on this pattern number: 4746 you will see this lovely hobby coat. To me this is my idea of an old fashioned artist's smock.

Design: 4746
Description: Misses' Hobby Coat, Pants and Bag
Size Range: XS to XXL (6 - 26)


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