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Kwik Sew: 3447 (Crafts Bags) - Type:Accessories

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2BSewing


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1/1/08 8:44 PM

Last Updated:

1/1/08 8:56 PM

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	khurtdvm said... Very nice! 1/1/08 9:22 PM
	nimble said... Great tote! And I agree - I think it does look nicer in the heavier fabric. 1/2/08 4:15 AM
	ryan's mom said... Such a nice bag! I'm a big fan of your work--keep it coming!! 1/2/08 9:09 AM
	pterion said... Beautiful work! Looks very smart inside and out. 1/2/08 10:33 AM
	zeoplum said... This looks like it might be just what I need to start with. Thanks for the review! 1/2/08 4:22 PM
	ryan's mom said... Such a nice bag! I'm a big fan of your work--keep it coming!! 1/2/08 7:50 PM
	JDpenelope said... This is a great pattern for your beginner students -- You demonstrate how something simple doesn't need to have that homemade look. Speaking of beginners -- Don't you think your skill level needs to be updated from Advanced beginner...? 1/3/08 9:22 AM