Thursday, February 18, 2010
Sewing with Cotton Bags - 1952 - Part 2
Today we see Sun Togs, Dresses you can made using 50 lb. feed bags, and Aprons!
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I have the pattern for 3550 (with apron). All I need now is 5 bags for both!
ReplyDeleteI have 3550 and 3717, I've never seen 3745 but I'd love to run across a copy! What an awesome dress!
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