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regency era dress Make an Apron-Front Gown! (Part One) — Sense & Sensibility Patterns Color:BLUE PAULA National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Pride and prejudice The bodice is closing red socks

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Duotone aurora — cool blue brief on the left, soft violet sheet on the right for cargo details.

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regency era dress Make an Apron-Front Gown! (Part One) — Sense & Sensibility Patterns Color:BLUE PAULA National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Pride and prejudice The bodice is closing red socks

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Inspired Why Is The Carpet all Wet, Todd ornament set

A black rectangular clutch with gold edging coordinates without distracting

red socks

Color:BLUE PAULA

Both are made with sports weight yarn and a size F (3 3/4 mm) crochet hook

The bodice is closing on secret hook and eye closure on the back

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