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Cool!
cycler 1729,
Thanks!
Tatsy
Cycler - Thank you! Have you tried to make any of these yet? Thank you for the link - it is printing even as I type!
JT
No, not yet - I'm not sure that they're my style but I thought that there were probably sewers on this board that might be interested in them.
Thanks, cycler, for that link! Now I understand some previous discussions much better and have some direction for inspirations for other designs.
brilliant! thaks! unfortunately i did not see written directions, as some of the patterns are a bit puzzling. but thanks for the link
msm-s has a point
I've heard someone talk about putting one of her patterns together and it did seem intriguing- The A B C D E symbols are very important on some of the patterns.
I would love to hear from someone who has attempted one of the dresses and how they felt not having instructions was.
Thanks
stitchagain
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