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Butterick: 5089 (Misses Cropped Jacket) - Type:Outerwear

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Lucinda


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7/13/08 11:45 AM

Last Updated:

7/13/08 2:02 PM

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	Evil Olive said... I like it! Would look great with a "rustic" type dress as well in early fall. 7/14/08 2:56 AM
	kellymailinglist said... This is a seriously cute jacket and it looks wonderful in your 'mole skin' (snort!). Wish I had the figure to make this work for me, since your review makes me want to sew it! 7/14/08 8:28 AM
	Mahler said... What a cute bolero. Nice work ! 7/14/08 11:12 AM
	ryansmumAria said... I love it. A suggestion if I may, (it's the teacher in me) -Maybe some topstitching on the collar edge would get rid of the puffiness or maybe just a really good press. I teach my students to strive for sharp edges. 7/15/08 11:30 PM