March 10th, 2010 – by Zoe
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this pattern is the very first one I ever used, in a home economics class when I was 13.I made the body of white cotton and the bodice and pockets in red and white gingham. I was very proud of it. I’m 49 now and sewing every day. I haven’t seen this since, oh, 1972 or so. thanks for the memory!