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That's the only pattern that I wouldn't mind getting my hands on. How about you, any new summer patterns that caught your eye?
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Thursday, 1 May 2014
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Slow Sewing: The Assembly Line's Puff Sleeve Shirt / T:204
This is my wearable toile made in a chambray cotton with some stretch. It took weeks to complete, not because it is complicated rather I wa...
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I like that vest? Tunic? and 6035. I really liked 6035. It's a really pretty dress!
ReplyDeleteI love the KT tunic vest but I don't think it would suit me. There is a lot of fabric in front and not much shaping. I might look like a gnome!
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