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Loes Hinse Designs: 5202 (Tunic Blouse) - Type:Tops

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12/30/02 6:13 AM

Last Updated:

1/20/03 4:22 AM

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	Gigi Louis said... How pretty! It really does look like a fancy evening jacket. 1/20/03 11:50 AM
	AnneM said... Wow, lovely. What a nice idea for an alteration to the pattern. Makes me want to run out an pick up the pattern! 1/20/03 11:56 AM
	Debbie Spriggs said... What a pretty color. Your jacket looks lovely! 1/20/03 12:14 PM
	Mini said... Using this pattern as a jacket is a good idea. It didn't work for me as a blouse, but I made it as a 3/4 length jacket and liked it much better. I used a textured rayon fabric and one fancy button at wast level. (It looked sort of like the Textile Studio Classic Coat.) Wish I had thought of using the reverse side for the collar-will try that next time. 5/12/03 8:12 PM