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McCall's: 6510 (Misses' Tops and Belt) - Type:Tops

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Miss33


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5/28/12 5:32 PM

Last Updated:

5/28/12 5:36 PM

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	JEF said... Looks pretty. You said "English stitches" but I am not sure I know what you mean. The picture looked like what I would call a french seam. Is it the same as that or something else? 5/29/12 8:22 AM
	LynnRowe said... I think your top looks very light and airy, and the round design on the fabric adds to the lightness. I don't think you should be disappointed at all! It's very pretty and perfect for summer. :) 5/29/12 8:24 AM
	Miss33 said... Hi JEF, yes, you're right, I used french seams! But in my sewing book in french, this seams are from england! "la couture anglaise" :-) very funny! https://picasaweb.google.com/Miss33Album/Couture#5729077008855519890 5/29/12 12:30 PM