Monday, 1 July 2013

Summer Frock Pattern Give-away

I figure that a cute summer frock pattern McCall's 3584, circa 2002 is a fun way to celebrate Canada Day. This is a used pattern, version A is cut out in a size 12. It just needs to find a good home.


Here are the details for McCall's 3584:  Misses' Dresses, Halter dresses A and B have lined bodice, tucks at bust and back zipper closure; dress A has full skirt; dress B has straight skirt with front waist tucks, back darts and back slit.

If you want to enter for the pattern I will draw for it on Friday, July 5th. I have no problem shipping internationally. Just leave a comment below, good luck and Happy Sewing!



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4 comments:

  1. Renee G1 July 2013 at 21:46

    This is really cute. It's so hot here today, I wish I had one of these to wear.

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  2. Twisted Poppy1 July 2013 at 23:23

    Would love to make this up, cute pattern that looks totally modern 11 years later :)

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    1. Graca5 July 2013 at 09:23

      Could you email me at grrracar(at)gmail(dot)com?

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