I wonder how long is will take to get here? I have a beautiful light green British wool that would be perfect for this skirt pattern.
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ReplyDeleteThat skirt is reallllly cute. Can't wait to see it sewn up!
Thanks, me too. Typically, patterns take about 3-4 weeks to get here so I have some time to clear off the projects in queue and to pre-treat my wool. Maybe next month I'll have it done up.
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ReplyDeleteI'm not sold on the jacket shape on me but that skirt- must have!
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