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Butterick: 5215 (Short Sleeved T-Shir) - Type:Tops

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Zoomitron


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1/26/12 3:37 PM

Last Updated:

2/13/12 10:49 AM

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	Terri A said... I can't open your link properly, but it sounds like your top turned out very nicely. I've made several of these, and you're right about lowering the neckline. Your fabric is a great color too! Nice work. 2/1/12 8:16 PM
	diane s said... Wish I could see your shirt.Your top may be not as fitted as you like due to the fabric. The Joanns interlock has 50% stretch and the pattern calls for a fabric with 25% stretch. View A or going down a size in view B when using 50% stretch will help. I took Connie's knit class and she stressed this over and over. 2/13/12 10:07 PM
	Klutzy said... 7Good review, and good tip Diane. 4/3/12 4:41 AM