Rose Mandarin Robe
October 30th, 2009 in sewing, fashion, gallery
laurieberke, member
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This robe was made from a mottled rose colored flannel. I interlined it with cotton (actually, an old white tablecloth) so it would be warm, and then lined it with a polyester satin, so it would be beautiful, as well. I used Simplicity 3968, which featured the mandarin collar, small shoulder pads, and two black frog closures.
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