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20 June

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  Jun 20, 2008, 08.07 PMby karencilla

  Hi girl! I just wrote you a message with the info about the ruffles, check it out and pop my wall, to tell me if it answers your doubts or if you don’t understand something! see ya

17 June

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  Jun 17, 2008, 08.48 PMby karencilla

  Hi! i just saw your comment about my rumbera blouse thanks! …. About the ruffles, what you want to know? I’ll be glad to help you!

15 June

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  Jun 15, 2008, 04.43 PMby tanselif

  my english isn’t sufficent to explain how i make it :) but i can try to help you

10 May

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  May 10, 2008, 02.40 PMby karencilla

  Thanks so much for your nice comment about my skirt, i just saw the comment now!… btw nice to meet you!!

8 May

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  May 8, 2008, 03.27 AMby Keelysews

  Hello again.just checked on my home page and noticed that you left me a comment on my Lydia dress. thanks you’re a sweetie!
  The other vintage pattern website is www.oldpatterns.com
  I’m sure there’s heaps more so if you find any please let me know..Thanks
  Keely

6 May

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  May 6, 2008, 09.08 PMby Keelysews

  Hi I just saw your post on Elegantmusings gorgeous 1930 frock, and wanted to let you know about sovintage.com, they have the most unbelievable collection of vintage patterns for sale. I bought a gorgeous 1960’s couture peacoat/pants/skirt pattern a little while ago and have been waiting for the right fabric..just scored some cashmere wool from ebay a couple of days ago and will use that(YAY!).
  They’re a bit pricey, mine was $80, but it was in excellent condition, never even opened, so I was happy to pay that. ( And everything I buy I am saving for my daughter who turned 15 today and is taking fashion at school)
  Also there is another site that I will have to go and find the web address for you, this one has less of a range for sale but the patterns start from about $3. I bought about 14 from this site and the envelopes on most of them were in terrible condition, but the patterns themselves were o.k, so I wasn’t too disappointed. I’ve made a couple of dresses from 1950’s patterns and they are just great!!
  Just one last thing, I’ve found that a vintage size 12 is about an Aussie size 8. I’m quite a stick and this size fits me well, but I do buy them in any size. Sovintage .com gives you a link to a great tutorial for resizing patterns if you need it and they give you 10% off after your first purchase.
  Let me know how you go.