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multipositions dress
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this dress is really easy to sew : the skirt is a circle skirt and the top is two long bands that you wrap anyway you want.
I followed some instructions I found on the net, thought can’t remenber where.
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lycra
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May 17, 2008, 10.11 AMby xxxdanixxx
i tried 2 click the pattern link but it didnt work. how else can i get it? x
Oct 24, 2007, 01.28 AMby sykoart
i have to make this dress. it looks really nice on you.. i love the colors..
Oct 24, 2007, 01.27 AMby sykoart
i have to make this dress. it looks really nice on you.. i love the colors..
Oct 14, 2007, 05.27 AMby elainemay
how fun! nice work and great colors. out of curiosity, what is the proper way to cut a giant circle out of fabric?
Oct 13, 2007, 08.52 PMby nikkishell
You will find the pattern here. I linked to Rowena in my recent blog post.
Oct 13, 2007, 05.22 PMby jj1
It is really nice in the print fabric. You look fab. (if my memory is right, the tut. is in craftster.org)