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Kwik Sew: 2334 - Type:Mens - Sleepwear / Loungewear

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quixoticpixels


	About quixoticpixels
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12/21/10 7:53 PM

Last Updated:

12/21/10 7:55 PM

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	KathyRM said... Thanks for the review. You did a nice job. I want to make these for my husband and teen sons. 12/21/10 7:57 PM
	Nessa09 said... Very nice knit boxers! I must say, those are some manly men in the pattern picture photo! They made me laugh! 12/21/10 11:47 PM
	Judy Kski said... I have this pattern so your review has really helped. I just need to get some single knits to make them out of. Do you know of a good online source? 12/22/10 1:12 AM
	quixoticpixels said... Thanks ladies. @Judy--I bought my fabric at a local store...well, the second time around. The first batch I bought online and it was too thick (but will make nice t-shirts). You might try Fashion Fabrics Club or fabric.com. Look for something lightweight with about 20 percent stretch. @Nessa09 - Aren't they studs, LOL :) 12/22/10 2:17 AM