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Self Drafted Pattern: 31752-1000 (Top) - Type:Tops

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meanjean


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1/1/06 10:41 AM

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1/1/06 10:43 AM

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	SewingSkater said... The top looks great! Congrats on trying something new! :) 1/1/06 11:53 AM
	Mary Stiefer said... Great tips. Thanks for the info. 1/1/06 11:55 AM
	Rhoda K said... Love the top and thanks for the tips! Great review. 1/1/06 12:09 PM
	mastdenman said... Nice top. Great tips. I have always ended up with microfiber wadders. I may try your way of doing it. 1/1/06 12:55 PM
	Pecan said... Yes, the tips!!! Thanks 1/1/06 2:35 PM
	Liana said... Microfiber can be wonderful. Congratulations on your stellar results! 1/1/06 6:18 PM
	AnneM said... I like microfiber fabrics, and need to do more with them also. I've had an interfacing disaster with a lovely peachskin & a too heavy interfacing. Congrats on tackling the fabric, and sharing your tips. 1/2/06 4:02 PM