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| Sic | 1/23/08 | Clever idea and a very stylish result! Wool is such a tease - its so warm, but so uncomfortable! |
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| tessiesgal | 1/23/08 | Your pants turned out great as a result of your creativity and ingenuity. I suppose there's no "itch-twitch" dancing in these pants! ;) |
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| LoriV | 1/23/08 | Wonderful new pants, love your outfit. Good idea to use the itchy pants for a pattern. |
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| Linda L | 1/24/08 | Pants look great. |
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| cindyann | 1/24/08 | They do fit very well. Nice work. |
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| Lucy in Virginia | 1/24/08 | Very pretty. Clever idea to compare the fit to the RTW pants you cut apart. |
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| Betsybobbin | 1/25/08 | Love the fabric! Fit looks perfect. Are you going to add a lining to your itchy tweed pants?? |
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| Leslie in NZ | 1/25/08 | Great save!! My mom used to have this problem. She wore a "pant slip" (I am sure there is a better name, but I don't know what it is) with pants that made her itch. This was a pull up pant made of slip fabric that she would wear under other pants, kind of a separate lining. It was lightweight enough that it didn't show or bunch up. It would be very easy to make. |
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| Sheila457 | 1/26/08 | Thank you all for the compliments. I wore them to work and just love the fabric. As for the Tweed pants I will use it as a pattern. |
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| kim*brown | 6/9/08 | Wonderful! |
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