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Simplicity: 3775 (Knit Dress (red bamboo print)) - Type:Dresses

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3/30/10 8:24 AM

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	MamaSewing said... Love the print-so cute! 3/30/10 9:52 AM
	squirrellypoo said... Looks great! I've got it in my stash but never quite got around to sewing it! 3/30/10 10:31 AM
	marec said... Cute dress~and you dyed the fabric? How clever! I have this pattern also but have not made it up. hmmmmm....... 3/30/10 12:22 PM
	lynne1nor said... Looks great! Can't wait to do one for myself! Did raising the V-neck require a modification to the pattern itself or just in how you sew it together? 3/30/10 1:28 PM
	French.Seam said... LYNNE: I traced the bodice piece, raising the V neck in the process. It makes a neater garment than having to adjust after it's sewn up 3/30/10 2:19 PM