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Kwik Sew: 3747 (Nightgowns) - Type:Sleepwear

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Mary in MS


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12/3/10 6:52 PM

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	MNBarb said... What a nice winter gift. They look great! 12/3/10 7:30 PM
	FreyaStark said... A warm and cosy nightie by the looks of it, and a useful pattern. 12/4/10 1:35 AM
	clio59 said... Very cosy and your fabric is pretty. This looks like a very good pattern 12/4/10 10:33 AM
	Rhonda in Montreal said... Hello Mary!! I'm making the shorter version in a good cotton... Did you use the 1/4" seams?? :( 12/14/10 5:47 PM
	Rhonda in Montreal said... 12/14/10 5:47 PM
	Mary in MS said... Let's just say I tried to do the 1/4 inch seams :) I didn't worry too much as my DinL is between sizes. It does run a bit big too or it could be the style. 12/15/10 9:13 AM