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| mollyshark | 11/8/08 | You could do a bias tape finish either ready made or make bias tape from the fabric. Easier still is iron 5/8ths inch and then take some steam-a-seam and use it to create a narrow hem. I just did one like that and it works great. |
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| MareeAlison | 11/9/08 | Often on fold over armholes like this I just overlock (serge) some clear elastic to the wrong side - this helps the knit fabric keep its shape and then turn under and coverstitch the top or twin needle if you don't have a coverstitch. It works really well. |
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| nellc | 11/9/08 | Cute top, the drapey neckline is a nice feature and your fabric is very pretty. |
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| kimmielovesparis | 11/9/08 | How cute is that top! I love your fabric too. |
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| marec | 11/9/08 | ohhh, cute top. The fabric is very nice. |
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| Amanda S. | 11/9/08 | Cute top. I like your fabric choice as well. |
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| MLoyet | 11/17/08 | Love the fabric! so vibrant! |
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