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From: ladylavina <ladylavina@email.com>
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Subject: Garb Contest at Springfaire
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Siobhan:

Do mundane patterns (even those that have been altered - like those new Simplicity patterns) get counted in the cost?

I have a Period Connections pattern (I think is where the pattern is from) that I bought at Gulf War a few years ago.  I am thinking about making it and entering it in the competition.  However, I paid $10 for the pattern (I still have the receipt).  If I have to include the price of the pattern, then I'm not going to even try and make the dress - knowing I only have $15.00 left.

If so, if we use a pattern from the Janet Arnold book and draw it out ourself, then how does the cost of a pattern come in the price?

Let me know when you get a chance.  I'm not going to start this project until after our A&S mini-tournament on February 26th.

Thanks.

Lavina
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