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Meringue!

Cross one item off the Someday Shelf: I finished my Meringue skirt. I added a lining since the fabric was both slightly sheer and also would stick to tights. The wool silk, though lovely and soft, also is not happy about holding a crease, which made pressing the scallops tricky. But anyway, it’s done! AndContinue reading “Meringue!”

Posted byAndrea McDowellApril 7, 2014April 4, 2014Posted inburrow & singTags:colette patterns, sewing7 Comments on Meringue!

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