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64-duplicate Instead of buying more puzzles I'm going to do the ones I have again. :) Although if I see one I really like I probably will buy it. ;-)
I'm still sewing doll clothes. The latest three are for a friend's daughter. I'll post pictures later.
Oh and today I bought a Japanese pattern book on ebay. Once it comes I'll need to figure out how to use it. It's all in Japanese, but there are pictures and I've seen on-line forums that give how-to tips. The clothes in the book are adorable and more modest than what we see here in the U.S. I'm looking forward to the challenge.
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Was the one with rounded edges any harder?
Those look fantastic! I love the black gingham dress. You'll have so much fun. I almost prefer working with just the diagrams as long as I understand the construction processes that are happening in any given project in Japanese books.
I'm amazed that the Japanese have such modest clothing. I though the opposite, but maybe I've been fed some Western culture prejudgements?
I know I asked before, but of course, I don't remember - what do you do with the puzzles after they're done?
A Japanese pattern?! How exciting. I am really wondering how that turns out.
Most puzzles get undone and returned to the box then stored in the basement or if it's a duplicate I'll try to sell it on eBay.
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