Well, this was the easiest pattern give-away I ever hosted. Only one entry, easy peasy.
Congratulations to Sue who won the Butterick 6064 pattern. I love the pockets on this pattern, I just wish I was taller to pull off this look. Mind you, I'm still wearing it.
Sue blogs over at Sue's Sew by Me. This is a new-to-me blog and she has some gorgeous knit fabric that she made a dress and skirt out of--I'm going to read more. Talk to you later...
Happy Sewing!
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If it was my size I would have entered too, I like the pattern! But I prefer someone actually uses it.
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