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Made these little girl playsuit/overalls size 2 from an old pattern bought from a garage sale, 70's I think! another unfinished project done :)
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Well done, they look so practical. They were fantastic patterns, so easy to follow with the minimum of fuss. You must have been a "nit witter" as I was all those years ago. Thank goodness for op shops and garage sales, still bargains to be found. Had a shock the other day while bargain hunting at my local Salvation Army store, I was given a LOYALTY CARD.
This is the best one yet..........happy stitching............Ann
This is the best one yet..........happy stitching............Ann
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Thanks Anne I'm a lover of practical clothing for tots.
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Very pretty! And practical - I was a tomboy - I never wore dresses.
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So was my daughter she's 23 now can't remember the last time I saw her in a dress.
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Lovely set! (Quite nostalgic!)
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thanks
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dragonflyer
09 May 2014
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Nice job...they never go out of style...
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so easy to wear you don't have to continue to pull up there bottoms.
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Classic styles are wonderful! I'm glad you stitched up the outfit. Well done
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thanks
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I loved my dungerees, way to go o completing UFO's :)
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Thanks
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well this looks like the perfect pattern for me lol. You did a terrific job here! ~hugs~
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I love these! I had a pair of dungarees with "elephant" legs when I was 17. I made them myself. If you aren't old enough to remember elephant legs, they are very, very wide at the bottom.
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Lovely outfit. Some styles never go out of fashion. Saw a teenager at the shopping centre the other day wearing a petticoat as a dress. Remember the silky type with lace at the bodice?
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Very cute, nice job! Some of the vintage patterns are so nice, and definitely worth sewing.