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Simplicity: 3852 (Men/Boy Shirt, Baby Romper) - Type:Mens - Shirts

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emygold


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	Member since: 11/3/08
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3/21/11 5:44 PM

Last Updated:

3/21/11 5:48 PM

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	sewgirl101 said... I think the shirt looks fine, I learned long ago that any mistakes I made just made my project more personal/special. Try another pattern brand like Butterick or McCalls next time. 3/21/11 6:37 PM
	sewgirl101 said... I think the shirt looks fine, I learned long ago that any mistakes I made just made my project more personal/special. Try another pattern brand like Butterick or McCalls next time. 3/21/11 6:37 PM
	cleverkitty said... Linen is very hard to ease into anything let alone the armscye. Did you use the flat assembly to sew in the sleeve or the set-in? Did you check other reviews on this pattern for the same problem? Do not be too hard on yourself, the shirt looks great, I would have never noticed the sleeve and besides linen is privileged to have creases where ever it wants. 3/22/11 9:56 AM