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Butterick: 5606 (misses dress) - Type:Dresses

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becca a


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7/4/11 8:12 PM

Last Updated:

7/5/11 8:26 AM

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	michellep74 said... Very cute dress! 7/4/11 9:02 PM
	Heatherrique said... Looks comfy and stylish! 7/4/11 9:12 PM
	lakaribane said... Very cute! How do you think the dress would look without the ties? I'm inspired by the Tank Maxi Dress discussion on the boards to use this pattern, lengthened to make a knit maxi dress. 7/4/11 10:41 PM
	becca a said... Lakaribane, the dress is fitted above the waist and looser below. It could potentially work as a maxi if lengthened, which shouldn't be hard to do at all. 7/5/11 8:24 AM
	sewbehind said... It's nice to see how this dress works in real life. It looks fantastic. Looks like a new dress every time. 7/5/11 11:38 AM
	lakaribane said... Thanks for your input, Becca! I'm making a note in the Sewing Notebook to use it as a maxi dress. 7/6/11 1:40 PM