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A multi-size sewing pattern for women's jackets and blouses (Woman's Weekly)

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A multi-size sewing pattern for women's jackets and blouses (Woman's Weekly)

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A multi-size sewing pattern for women's jackets and blouses in sizes 10 - 18 (bust 32.5"/83 cm - 40"/102 cm, Woman's Weekly). Instructions are given for an unlined jacket with a small collar and 4 buttons; an unlined, collarless jacket with 8 buttons;an edge-to-edge, collarless jacket, cropped just below the waist; a shirt-style blouse with collar, epaulettes and optional patch pocket; a round-necked blouse with front neck fastening; and a button-through blouse with round neck and purchased lace collar. All the blouses have long sleeves. PLEASE NOTE: the pattern is printed on both sides of the pattern sheets and will need to be traced off before use. The instruction sheet is slightly torn at the edge. The pattern is not dated, but I estimate that it probably dates from the 1980s or 1990s.

Designed by Pat Cooke

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