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Simplicity: 3629 (Robin Hood, Pirate) - Type:Costumes

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Joey in Katy


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9/19/07 10:32 AM

Last Updated:

1/27/09 8:57 AM

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	squirrellypoo said... I can't wait to see photos... And I definitely agree about those stupid measuring guides! I always just measure them when I'm copying out pattern pieces and I make a note of it on that step in the instructions. Otherwise it's just a waste of paper! 9/19/07 10:40 AM
	Em's Summer said... What a great costume! I like that you used your creativity to make this! 10/28/07 0:26 AM
	JasminC said... just so you know, the 'skirt' and 'chemise' peices you're talking about are the two halves of an empire-waist dress, if you read the instructions they are intended to be sewn together at the waist seam ... 8/26/11 2:09 AM