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| JoanneM | 6/21/09 | Good to know. I love the Vogue wrap and have hadmuch success.I will not be trying this one and will stick with my Vogue TNT. Thanks! |
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| cabinbaby | 6/21/09 | Thanks for the warning!!! |
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| Cidell | 6/21/09 | Thanks for the heads up and suggestion. I want to make this too, so I appreciate your help! |
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| michellep74 | 6/21/09 | Thanks for the warning about this one. I have the Simplicity pattern, and while I usually prefer Burda's fit, I think I'll stick with the Simplicity version. |
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| franticfashion | 6/22/09 | Rats! I had this down as a 'must-have'. Well, maybe not. I liked your version and will try to make something similar. |
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| Kayseri | 6/23/09 | Thanks for the warning and the alternate instructions. |
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| tracylou | 7/4/09 | Check out Lauriana's winged wrap cardigan on Burdastyle: http://www.burdastyle.com/howtos/show/1906
It's based on a long-sleeved t-shirt pattern and looks more flattering and a bit easier than the pattern in July's BWOF. |
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| Spring | 7/10/09 | Oh Im crushed. I have wanted one of these for almost three years! I was so excited to see the pattern in this issue. My last project was a wadder and I don't need another one right now. |
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| joannaH | 8/21/09 | I've made this one out of wool jersey and with hindsight I would cut the sleeve slits to a more rounded shape, (might still do), as they drag a bit at the top. Also the back is a bit too wide so the sleeves sit too far forward, but that could be the stretchy fabric I used. I'm basically pleased with it and will wear it, the shawl style suits the softness of the fabric I used. |
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