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J Stern Designs: 0041 (The Tee) - Type:Tops

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kremmer


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9/19/12 11:01 AM

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	ArtAttack said... Both of these are cute. On the front, did you use the top side bodice piece on these? I always have trouble with that area and finally combined the top 2 pieces into one. 9/19/12 11:25 AM
	Heatherrique said... Such flattering and terrific looking tops on you! 9/19/12 1:38 PM
	velosewer said... Looks like this is a TNT pattern now. It's a good style for prints. 9/19/12 7:46 PM
	kremmer said... Hey ArtAttack, I did use the top side bodices pieces on this top but the fabric's busy pattern hides them. Good idea to combine them - didn't think of that! Definitely a TNT! 9/19/12 9:08 PM