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Carrington's Dropwaist Dress
"Carrington's Dropwaist Dress" pattern is a simply-designed
dropwaist pattern that may be worn as a dress or jumper. Depending on the fabric chosen, it may be
worn throughout the year, made of trendy prints for the summer sundresses, or made of corduroy or light
wool and worn with a blouse or warm turtleneck for the winter. Several design variations are included in
the pattern, but even these may be as varied as the trims and buttons that are chosen to embellish the
dress. This multi-sized dress pattern includes sizes 4-8.
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Preemie Isolette Shirts I
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Ashtyne's Heirloom Dress pattern is an easy way to make a beautiful dress. Instructions
feature simple machine sewing techniques. The spoke collar is designed with five panels and the lace insertion is basted in place
on the fabric and then secured with professional machine hemstitching or machine zigzag stitching. Both are fast and easy
techniques. The pattern includes three variations, ranging from detailed designs suitable for special occasions to a more practical,
tailored design suitable for cotton blend fabrics and linen. The cover design is very easy to sew. This versatile pattern can be used
to make several wardrobe additions.
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Collars For Girls is an easy way to make several wardrobe
additions. It is a basic yoke dress in sizes I - 6 and has more than eight collar variations, including round, square, v-shaped,
smocked, and pinafore style. The front yoke is dropped and the neckline is finished with a bias facing. It is so easy to sew that I
have dubbed it, "The Easiest Basic Yoke Dress Ever L" I have actually completed the construction of "Collars for Girls" in two
hours.
This pattern can be used for a variety of fabrics, making it easy to interchange collar variations and fabrics to create several different designs. Because of its simplicity, the dresses can be completed without spending a lot of money. Collar designs are suitable for hand or machine embroidery, and the detailed, step- by-step instructions include numerous illustrations. "Collars for Girls" is a pattern that can be used again and again with ease and with good results.
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The Collar Dress. is a simple, easy-to-sew dress, designed with
today's busy mother in mind. It features easy construction techniques and step-by-step instructions with detailed illustrations.
Yet it provides the opportunity for creativity and individuality with its collar variations. The seamstress may choose from detailed,
embroidered collars or simply may choose to use purchased collars. This versatile dress extends your child's wardrobe. Designs are
suitable for church, party occasions, school, and holidays.
"The Collar Dress" has a raised waistline which may be finished with cording, a ribbon sash, or a self-fabric sash. The gathered skirt is below-the-knee length, the bodice buttons in the back, and long and short sleeve patterns are included.
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Mary Anna's Smocked Bonnet. Mildred Gould designed this bonnet for her granddaughter, Mary Anna. She chose the fullness
of a lace-edged ruffle on the back edge of the smocking to encircle the baby's tiny face. Smocking
design is included. The pattern features a growth tuck at the center back seam and an open back
with a casing so that the ribbon can be adjusted to add fullness as the baby grows. It fits size
newborn to eighteen months. Instructions for Mildred Gould's unique ribbon streamers are also
included.
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Smocked Sundress or Jumper.
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Gingers Basic Yoke Dress.
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