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suzyhomemaker
True Blue Farmgirl

806 Posts

Clare
Tyler Hill PA
USA
806 Posts

Posted - Jul 13 2008 :  10:40:33 PM  Show Profile
Have you all seen the latest MJF issue? As promised there are several free patterns, a couple for bloomers. I can't wait to blow up the one pattern and try their tying bloomers. They look so comfortable and nice for layering under skirts. It will probably have to wait a month or so uintil I am back by the big city and a Staples. Until then, I am going to make a few more aprons.

Country girl in NE PA

electricdunce
True Blue Farmgirl

2544 Posts

Karin
Belmont ME
USA
2544 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  08:38:52 AM  Show Profile
Haven't gotten my magazine yet, it should be in my mialbox this week, I hope. Do we get to see a picture of your aprons when they are done?

Karin

Farmgirl Sister #153

"Give me shelter from the storm" - Bob Dylan
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fionalovesshrek
True Blue Farmgirl

186 Posts

Paige
kinston North Carolina
USA
186 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  10:09:32 AM  Show Profile
You really don't need a pattern for the tying bloomers. Check out this tutorial w/ loads of pics to see what I mean. http://laupre.wordpress.com/2008/06/29/easy-breezy-wrap-pants-tutorial/

then see my blog to see my farmgirl tie bloomers I made this weekend.
P~
www.fionaswampington.blogspot.com


living a good neighbor life
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queenofdreamsz4u
True Blue Farmgirl

3845 Posts

Stephanie Suzanne
Smoky Mountains Tennessee
USA
3845 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  1:27:55 PM  Show Profile
I just realized I have the vintage pattern for these wrap pants.


Stephanie
www.queenofdreamsz.blogspot.com ~~~Crochet, Sewing, Life Collections & Recollections Blog
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queenofdreamsz4u
True Blue Farmgirl

3845 Posts

Stephanie Suzanne
Smoky Mountains Tennessee
USA
3845 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  1:38:18 PM  Show Profile
Here's the pattern. I just love how the past designs comes back to greet us again and again.




Stephanie
www.queenofdreamsz.blogspot.com ~~~Crochet, Sewing, Life Collections & Recollections Blog
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Betty J.
True Blue Farmgirl

1403 Posts

Betty
Pasco WA
USA
1403 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  1:48:22 PM  Show Profile
I am so looking forward to receiving my MJF magazine. I sent payment off early last week, so it probably should be any time. Can't wait. I like the Butterick pattern better. It seems to fit up around the waist. I haven't got the hang of those pants that are below the waist. My "love handles" show too much.

Betty in Pasco

Edited by - Betty J. on Jul 14 2008 1:52:53 PM
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queenofdreamsz4u
True Blue Farmgirl

3845 Posts

Stephanie Suzanne
Smoky Mountains Tennessee
USA
3845 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  1:59:28 PM  Show Profile
Betty, if you need or like more of a rise you can use a piece of paper to tape to top of pattern piece to increase it.


Stephanie
www.queenofdreamsz.blogspot.com ~~~Crochet, Sewing, Life Collections & Recollections Blog
www.dreamkingdomdesigns.blogspot.com Vintage & Modern Fabric, Fiber & Yarn Blog
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clux64
True Blue Farmgirl

162 Posts

Celeste
Blair NE
USA
162 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  2:48:38 PM  Show Profile
Here's the thing....I bought some of these types of pants a few years ago at a boutique in Montreal (when I was much skinnier). I attempted to wear them home on the airplane because they were so comfortable, and found out the hard way that the side 'slits' fell open when I sat down exposing everything up to my 'undies'. Needless to say, it was a long flight home. Does anyone have this problem with these pants?

Celeste

"No matter where you go, there you are"
--Confucious

www.urbanprairiehome.blogspot.com

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suzyhomemaker
True Blue Farmgirl

806 Posts

Clare
Tyler Hill PA
USA
806 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  2:49:13 PM  Show Profile
I just got my issue on Saturday. I subscribed after picking up the last issue. My other subscription must have run out. I think each issue is better than the last one.

Karin, I just finished an apron today. My friend gave me two yards of Wizard of Oz fabric she located at a quilt store in Kansas when she went to see her daughter. It is the reversible apron pattern from Simple Sewing by Lotta Jansdotter. I will post picture when someone in my family Takes it for me.


Country girl in NE PA
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suzyhomemaker
True Blue Farmgirl

806 Posts

Clare
Tyler Hill PA
USA
806 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  2:53:14 PM  Show Profile
That Butterick pattern looks like you make shorts first and then a wrap around piece second. The ones in MJF are made to only wrap around. Reading the directions I had a hard time visualizing it, but I plan to try it out and see for myself. I think the photography i nthe MJF magazine is beautiful-natural, nature involved, real people.

Country girl in NE PA
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suzyhomemaker
True Blue Farmgirl

806 Posts

Clare
Tyler Hill PA
USA
806 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  3:29:33 PM  Show Profile
Here is an apron with fabric from the Wizard of Oz



Country girl in NE PA
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fionalovesshrek
True Blue Farmgirl

186 Posts

Paige
kinston North Carolina
USA
186 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  4:06:16 PM  Show Profile
Celeste, I have wrap pants that also show way too much leg, it's because the side panels aren't long enough. The ones on my blog are more than long enough, and only when I'm sitting cross leg man style (making a triangle of my thighs and one calf) do you have the chance to see thighs. So obviously I don't sit that way when I wear them...Hope that helps.
P~

living a good neighbor life
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electricdunce
True Blue Farmgirl

2544 Posts

Karin
Belmont ME
USA
2544 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  4:38:28 PM  Show Profile
Clare, what a great looking apron! I love the fabric. I was trying
to put up a temporary clothesline today to hang up and photograph a few aprons, but that turned into a disaster...ah well, I'll try again tomorrow....

Karin

Farmgirl Sister #153

"Give me shelter from the storm" - Bob Dylan
http://moodranch.blogspot.com
http://domesticnonsense.etsy.com
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queenofdreamsz4u
True Blue Farmgirl

3845 Posts

Stephanie Suzanne
Smoky Mountains Tennessee
USA
3845 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  5:20:34 PM  Show Profile
Hey Clare, no the vintage pattern shows the option of making the pantskirt in a short and long version..no shorts..


Stephanie
www.queenofdreamsz.blogspot.com ~~~Crochet, Sewing, Life Collections & Recollections Blog
www.dreamkingdomdesigns.blogspot.com Vintage & Modern Fabric, Fiber & Yarn Blog
www.dreamkingdomdesigns.com ~~~~~Go Shopping at my Website Catalog!!
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SusieQue
True Blue Farmgirl

603 Posts

Susie
Greenville Ga
Georgia
603 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  5:42:45 PM  Show Profile
Clare - that is a beautiful apron. Love the fabric!
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clux64
True Blue Farmgirl

162 Posts

Celeste
Blair NE
USA
162 Posts

Posted - Jul 14 2008 :  7:45:32 PM  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by fionalovesshrek

Celeste, I have wrap pants that also show way too much leg, it's because the side panels aren't long enough. The ones on my blog are more than long enough, and only when I'm sitting cross leg man style (making a triangle of my thighs and one calf) do you have the chance to see thighs. So obviously I don't sit that way when I wear them...Hope that helps.
P~

living a good neighbor life



It does help, Thanks!

I think I'm going to try making myself a pair off your blog...and avoid sitting man style

Celeste

"No matter where you go, there you are"
--Confucious

www.urbanprairiehome.blogspot.com

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Jami
True Blue Farmgirl

1238 Posts

Jami
Ellensburg WA
USA
1238 Posts

Posted - Jul 15 2008 :  07:45:07 AM  Show Profile
Stephanie, cute pattern! You're right, it's just like the cami/bloomer pattern in the Aug/Sept issue, speaking of which, I just bought a copy yesterday at Fred Meyer because figured my new subscription wasn't "active" yet....my subscription issue was in the mail when I got home from town. Guess I'll have to give the extra to a friend and see if we can add another farmgirl to the dogpile.

Jami in WA



Okay, so now I have a blog. http://woolyinwashington.wordpress.com/
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fionalovesshrek
True Blue Farmgirl

186 Posts

Paige
kinston North Carolina
USA
186 Posts

Posted - Jul 15 2008 :  09:53:24 AM  Show Profile
Cool beans, post a big on YOUR blog when you do and let me know so I can see them.
p~

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