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6 comments:
Hi Lynne I got one! So glad I decided to stay up late and watch the Aussie girls win bronze in Basketball at the Paralympics then check blogs!
Marie/x
I just received my Simple Servant Frock pattern today. Thank you so much! I know you guys kept saying it was super easy, and upon looking through it, wow! It is! I can hardly wait to go fabric shopping and whip one or more of these up! Thanks again. You guys and your blog are simply terrific. How generous of you to share your stories and your wonderful patterns so we can create them for the ones we love.
:( Any chance of making some older girls, say size 12, into servants???
Finally! I win!
I love your sewing projects....it makes me want to have more patience with cloth. Do you have plans to make some 'grown up' sizes? Or at least some ideas for expanding the current pattern? (There's only one big girl in my house....no little ones yet.)
Sarah
Hello there, I have been lurking around your blog since I started to learn how to sew in February. I am feeling all "glowy" with my successful purchase of the simple servant frock pattern. My little girl is currently a size 2, so I can see quite a few of these in her future! Thanks for sharing!
Rebekah
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