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Kwik Sew: 3161 (pullover top) - Type:Tops

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Claudine


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6/17/03 9:07 PM

Last Updated:

6/17/03 9:14 PM

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	Leslie in Austin said... Oooooh--I bet this top is perfect in white eyelet. Hope you'll post a photo! 6/17/03 9:28 PM
	SouthernStitch said... Both of you have convinced me to go ahead and order this pattern - great top for summer capris!! 6/17/03 9:30 PM
	Shoiley said... I am almost done View A of this top. I am very inexperienced, so I don't know what is meant by the last instruction of "overcast bottom edge of top." Do I fold the bottom under 1/8" and overcast? And then I'm supposed to fold a 3/8" hem, press, pin, stitch; but there is a lot of curve, so how can I do this without creases? Thanks... 6/22/03 9:15 PM