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Vogue Patterns: 8151 (Misses Tops) - Type:Tops

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Noile


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2/24/11 11:58 AM

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	pegsewer said... This top really looks good to me and your Blog is a very interesting read on the subject. I'll be interested in what suggestions you get too. 2/24/11 4:09 PM
	jeanbluecat said... I think your top looks pretty good. I too have tried to leave out the dart and ease the fabric and, like you I found it looked wonky. I decided I would use this pattern with the dart for printed knits, but for solid knits I would use a pattern without a dart. Great Job! 2/25/11 5:50 PM
	sfshaza said... lol. I don't mind the ease under the arm, but maybe there's more ease than you need? Another option is to put the dart into the armhole. That can work very well, depending. For me, I like the ease. ;) 2/28/11 2:07 PM