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McCall's: 5666 (SO HOT... SEW NOW TUNIC) - Type:Tops

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SondraG


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	Member since: 7/14/08
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	patterns reviewed: 27
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Posted on:

4/12/09 3:41 PM

Last Updated:

4/12/09 5:33 PM

Pattern Size:

Plus-Sized

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	Princess Jenny said... Very pretty top. Beautiful fabric 4/12/09 8:49 PM
	Dmd4106 said... Lovely top. 4/12/09 9:07 PM
	chacha45 said... I enjoyed your photostream. I didn't realize that Butterick made a plus-size tank top. Love your red tunic! 4/12/09 10:26 PM
	Mary Nanna said... cute, you look lovely in it. 4/12/09 11:12 PM
	Aunt Gail said... how did you think the fit was? compared to the sizes listed on the pattern. 2/14/10 9:45 PM
	SondraG said... Aunt Gail... for RTW, I wear a 16W or 18W. Mostly 16W. For this pattern, I made 20W. 2/21/10 6:26 PM