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Green Eyelet Top
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The directions for this weren’t the easiest to follow but I hacked my way through. I didn’t use interfacing on my sleeves as I wanted them to be more floppy. The bottom hem has elastic rather than cord. I had intended to move the lower gathering to the natural waist as the photo showed but I needed the body to be longer for it to look right. Next time!
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green cotton eyelet
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Nov 11, 2009, 10.34 AMby quiltingmick
It looks fantastic! I’m making it at the moment, and I agree with your comment about the directions. They’re so confusing and they needn’t be!
Jun 30, 2009, 03.36 AMby MandiCoulter
i like this, very pretty! and i like how you have displayed it :)
Jun 28, 2009, 10.28 PMby TudorRose69
Very lite, airy, and feminine! I think you did a fantastic job, especially with your deviation from the regular pattern.
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