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  • Button on Suits Smocking pattern for boys and Girls by Chery Williams, This lovely pattern has 4 different smocked shirt styles and 5 styles of pants, Variations include smocked panels, ideal for picture smocking, lace collars, short or long sleeves, This pattern does not include a smocking design or transfer dots, Smocking plates can be found under Patterns , order Yellow, Blue Wide or K dots separately, This is a multi sized pattern covering Size 6 month - 3 years, Suitable fabrics for the shirt are Batiste, Imperial Batiste, Cut Spot and Truella Ideal fabrics for the pants would be pique or sheen sateen
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    • Button on Suits Smocking Pattern by Chery Williams

    Chery Williams

    £16.98
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    SKU:
    Button on Suits CHW
    Weight:
    0.15 KGS
    Width:
    23.00 (cm)
    Height:
    33.00 (cm)
    Depth:
    2.00 (cm)
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    Button on Suits Smocking pattern for boys and Girls by Chery Williams

    This lovely pattern has 4 different smocked shirt styles and 5 styles of pants

    Variations include smocked panels, ideal for picture smocking, lace collars, short or long sleeves

    This pattern does not include a smocking design or transfer dots

    Smocking plates can be found under Patterns 

    Order Yellow, Blue Wide or K dots separately

    This is a multi sized pattern covering Size 6 month - 3 years

    Suitable fabrics for the shirt are Batiste, Imperial Batiste, Cut Spot and Truella

    Ideal fabrics for the pants would be pique or sheen sateen

     

     

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    • 5
      Pattern

      Posted by Jolanta Suijkens on 14th Mar 2023

      Beautiful heirloom pattern , Clear description

    • 3
      A pleasing end product.

      Posted by Claire on 16th Jul 2018

      I was very pleased with the finished suit. It did take a little time to work out how much I needed for the smocked panel as I don't have a gathering machine. I found the lower edge of the short sleeve to be on the large side so I made a small inverted pleat along the edge and used a bias strip to neaten the edge. The shorts were very quick and easy.