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Cap Sleeve Shift Dress
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Material Notes
Sequinned Fabric
Difficulty
Novice
Categories
- For
- Women
- Garment Type
- Dress
- Style
- Classic
- Material
- Lace/Sequins
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Cap Sleeve Shift Dress #130
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Feb 5, 2012, 02.11 PMby guerillaembroidery
I’m just cutting out this pattern, but have to say that the instructions don’t seem to make much sense! I find it hard to follow instructions at the best of times, and these seem almost incomprehensible! Plus images would help a lot!
Oct 4, 2010, 07.32 PMby andreach
Where does it say the zipper length for this pattern?
May 11, 2010, 09.34 AMby barbaraagatha
Same here. I buy all BWOF issues and i spend €4,50 every month. Seems odd to be paying this much for something you have to download off the net, print out yourself anc cut out. It’s also “greener” to simply buy the magazine and trace your own patterns: you’d save the ink and the printing paper…
May 11, 2010, 06.44 AMby maatranut
I remember seeing this project in the Burda magazine. How is it possible that only one of the projects are sold as expensive as the magazine that contains a lot? I do not understand