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Kwik Sew: 3177 (Unisex Robe) - Type:Sleepwear

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12/15/10 3:45 AM

Last Updated:

12/15/10 3:46 AM

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	Hilary said... I love this robe!! I made this in a cotton quilting fabric, but I LOVE this one in red flannel with snowflakes-I think I need another one; and great idea to line it, it'll be so cozy. Can I be on your Christmas list ?? LOL! :D 12/15/10 8:16 AM
	Woolygal said... looks great. 12/16/10 8:57 AM
	Rhonda in Montreal said... Hi! I'm making another robe, in Poplin like the 1st. 'Thinking of putting interfacing in the facing and belt. Yes, it DOES "need" some support, eh ;) 6/15/11 7:10 PM