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McCall's: 6152 (Infants' Tops, Dresses, Pantie) - Type:Toddlers

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10/30/10 8:54 PM

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	michalklimer said... what a cute top! and child :-) love the fabric too! 10/31/10 4:57 AM
	newmama said... Thank you for this review. The top looks so wide on the envelope that I would not have considered it, but it looks so nice on your model. 10/31/10 7:30 AM
	justinsbride said... newmama---I have a VERY skinny kid and it is a little wide, but not enough that it bothers me. 11/1/10 8:00 AM
	Nessa09 said... This is such an adorable top! I loved this pattern too, but wasn't sure about it. This review changes my mind. Thanks! 11/2/10 10:57 AM
	dalla nonna said... do you think that you could have modified the back so that no snaps (or buttons) were necessary? In other words, make it a true pull-over top? 1/9/11 8:27 AM