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| squirrellypoo | 5/31/09 | This is really cool! I like all the different combinations you can wear it in, and it'd be perfect for chilly summer evenings. It looks great with the white trousers, too! |
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| VtMartha | 5/31/09 | I love that you have figured this out! I've been hoping to do the same. Very cool wrap! |
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| mylittleelephant | 5/31/09 | This is so versatile, great look, thank you so much for links and pictures. |
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| unfinishedprojects | 5/31/09 | Why did I think I needed to buy all those wrap patterns? You make it look so easy! |
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| Judy Wentz | 5/31/09 | How interesting! jw |
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| Karenino | 5/31/09 | Lovely! A great piece. Can you tell us how much fabric you needed? |
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| SigridNL | 6/1/09 | Karenino, good point, I forgot to mention that. I used twice the heigt of the front pattern piece plus the length of the back, which is about 2.3 meter all together. |
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| Catbird | 6/1/09 | This is a great sweater and great review! Thank you for including the links for Adriana's blog and the DKNY site -- very inspiring. I've made something similar out of BWOF-2007-128, which I graded down from plus size (and am very tardy in reviewing). I may try it with longer "tails" so I can play around with this idea. This looks wonderful on you! |
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| sew2006 | 6/21/09 | Thank you for your detailed review and the link to DKNY web site. I can't believe that they cost $195!!! I like how you show different ways to wear it, may just have to make a pattern. |
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