A mostly true journey of a girl, her man, and their three kids; all trying to live harmoniously in cities somewhere in Utah. Names and exact locations may be changed in order to protect the grouchy.
LOL, where in the world did you find that? Blue floral paisley bell bottoms. I think I have to have a pair made up for my husband. Then any time he's in trouble I won't have to say a word, I'll just lay them out on the bed. . .
I found this gem along with the "clown" pattern. I know, it's like winning the LOTTO. The paisley pants photo was the icing on the cake. Can you say, "Merry Christmas, Mark?" :)
I know! Look at the princess seams on the shirts. That is some technical sewing, right there. :) I think I could actually make view A's pants for me in grey wool. Thoughts??
Dawn here from Spatulas On Parade. Karen at Baking in a Tornado is a good friend. she suggested your page. LOVE the pattern! I think my dh would NOT be happy if I made him those but the look on his face when he opened the gift would be priceless.
Well hello, Dawn from Spatulas on Parade! I'm so glad to have you visit. (Karen keeps me going.) My husband wouldn't be happy either. I'll save it for next Father's Day!
Why sure, I'd date the dude on the far right side. I bet things would never get dull with that one! He might even help me revamp my summer wardrobe....
I'm kind of crushing on the middle guy myself. His profile reminds me of Mike Brady. Actually, his whole stance screams, "I won't take out the garbage but I might buy you a steak". Yeah, good enough. ;)
The patterns ARE for dad. That ascot, those pants, that white belt...doesn't it scream "Business Casual"? I think that photo is of Ben, the lesser-stylish twin brother of Ken.
" when its time to change, you've got to rearrange who you are, into what you're gonna be....sha na na na na nana nana sha na na na na." Those are some spiffy duds.
Sorry, none of those would look good on Betty. And no, I don't want to get any of these for Christmas/My birthday/Father's Day. There is a reason you can't even find this clothes at the thrift store. What were people thinking?
Of course men can have it all, but it does depend on what all means to man. Oh my days, bell-bottoms? Now that does bring back memories. 'Simplicity' was quite famous back in the day.
I think that platform shoes would work better with those bell-bottoms than the sensible shoes in the photo. Simplicity still rocks for the ladies. I'm really interested in seeing a new line of patterns for men. "Oh, my days."; I love that!
Ann, do you remember when you could look at these envelopes and the matching fabric was right there for the taking? There are men out there with those paisley pants. Finding a pair in the resale stores is now on my bucket list! <3
I hope you do. I will love to hear how you get Mark to model them. Rick said a he had a flower print shirt and a couple of pair of pants like those. Unfortunately not the paisley ones or the ascot. I remember I had a cute wrap around/reversible skirt with matching vest and blouse. Found the pattern and there was the matching fabric with the print in your choice of color. I chose yellow by the way.
I want to see a pic of that wraparound skirt! I'm making one and it's from 1976. I have about as much of a chance getting Mark to model clothes as I do winning the lottery. Who knows?
LOL, where in the world did you find that? Blue floral paisley bell bottoms. I think I have to have a pair made up for my husband. Then any time he's in trouble I won't have to say a word, I'll just lay them out on the bed. . .
ReplyDeleteI found this gem along with the "clown" pattern. I know, it's like winning the LOTTO. The paisley pants photo was the icing on the cake. Can you say, "Merry Christmas, Mark?" :)
DeleteOMG I am JEALOUS! I want some fancy clothes like that!!!
ReplyDeleteRIght? So stylish. I'm keeping this pattern...those styles are bound to come back around...or not :)
DeleteWow! Just Wow! It's actually not so very easy to make men's pants, either, so that's another wow!
ReplyDeleteI know! Look at the princess seams on the shirts. That is some technical sewing, right there. :) I think I could actually make view A's pants for me in grey wool. Thoughts??
DeleteDawn here from Spatulas On Parade. Karen at Baking in a Tornado is a good friend. she suggested your page.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the pattern! I think my dh would NOT be happy if I made him those but the look on his face when he opened the gift would be priceless.
Well hello, Dawn from Spatulas on Parade! I'm so glad to have you visit. (Karen keeps me going.) My husband wouldn't be happy either. I'll save it for next Father's Day!
DeleteWhy sure, I'd date the dude on the far right side. I bet things would never get dull with that one! He might even help me revamp my summer wardrobe....
ReplyDeleteI'm kind of crushing on the middle guy myself. His profile reminds me of Mike Brady. Actually, his whole stance screams, "I won't take out the garbage but I might buy you a steak". Yeah, good enough. ;)
DeleteWow. Please just please make some of those for dad... I always wanted to meet a real life ken. ;) Hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteThe patterns ARE for dad. That ascot, those pants, that white belt...doesn't it scream "Business Casual"? I think that photo is of Ben, the lesser-stylish twin brother of Ken.
Delete" when its time to change, you've got to rearrange who you are, into what you're gonna be....sha na na na na nana nana sha na na na na." Those are some spiffy duds.
ReplyDelete"Keep on, Keep on, Keep on movin', you've got to keep on, keep on, keep on groovin'"....Spiffy, indeed
DeleteSo, why is it that when I look at that picture, I instantly think of a BELL??? Slu
ReplyDelete"I can hear the bells" :)
DeleteSlu, You're a stylish man. Which version should the man receive?
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Nadaladaenchilada!!!
DeleteHahahahahahah! I STILL haven't used that saying, and it still rocks!
DeleteSorry, none of those would look good on Betty. And no, I don't want to get any of these for Christmas/My birthday/Father's Day. There is a reason you can't even find this clothes at the thrift store. What were people thinking?
ReplyDeleteThat makes me think, should we get a man version of Betty? Would the neighbors talk? You are absolutely getting a pair of those pants. Arbor Day?
DeleteOf course men can have it all, but it does depend on what all means to man.
ReplyDeleteOh my days, bell-bottoms? Now that does bring back memories. 'Simplicity' was quite famous back in the day.
I think that platform shoes would work better with those bell-bottoms than the sensible shoes in the photo. Simplicity still rocks for the ladies. I'm really interested in seeing a new line of patterns for men.
Delete"Oh, my days."; I love that!
WHAAAAT???? OMG!! BWAHHAHAHA what a great find! I love the guy in the back posing!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter says the guy in the back looks like "Ken". Do you agree? I can't believe the fabric choices. LOL
DeleteLove it. Unfortunately, I can remember those days. :) Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteAnn, do you remember when you could look at these envelopes and the matching fabric was right there for the taking? There are men out there with those paisley pants. Finding a pair in the resale stores is now on my bucket list! <3
DeleteI hope you do. I will love to hear how you get Mark to model them. Rick said a he had a flower print shirt and a couple of pair of pants like those. Unfortunately not the paisley ones or the ascot. I remember I had a cute wrap around/reversible skirt with matching vest and blouse. Found the pattern and there was the matching fabric with the print in your choice of color. I chose yellow by the way.
DeleteI want to see a pic of that wraparound skirt! I'm making one and it's from 1976. I have about as much of a chance getting Mark to model clothes as I do winning the lottery. Who knows?
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