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New Look: 6628 (Misses Shirts, Wrap Skirts and) - Type:Coat/Jacket

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2/9/07 3:01 PM

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	LauraTS said... This looks really great. I like your idea about adding a ruffle to the back neck. 2/9/07 3:17 PM
	Lhan said... I would never have guessed this is a stretch fabric - it looks as though it would work with wovens too, and I really like the ruffle down the front. Very daring for your first stretch! Nice job. 2/9/07 10:59 PM
	Nancywin said... Nic job - it looks warm and comfy 2/11/07 0:39 AM
	AnneM said... Congrats on sewing your first knit! And your fabric sounds great. This is a nice style, loose enough for a jacket but still figure flattering. (Yoga clothing will have a lot more stress on the seams, so keep that in mind when doing your stitches.) 2/19/07 1:06 PM