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McCall's: 3880 (Misses' Wraps) - Type:Accessories

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Yakityak


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5/24/06 2:06 AM

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	CSM--Carla said... This is a fast simple and elegant wrap you have created Yakityak! Thanks for this excellent review! 5/24/06 8:19 AM
	wvsher said... Very pretty! What a great first project this would make. 5/24/06 9:38 AM
	Yakityak said... It would be a good first project, but I wouldn't recommend stretch lace as a first project fabric. It can be fussy to work with. I personally used a walking foot for it. You'd want to use some sort of specialty foot on it because it tends to stretch and ripple, otherwise. 5/24/06 11:55 AM