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Micah Dress Bonus
Number: 3135
Skill Level: Beginner
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Micah
If you have a few yards of a fabric that you want to show off, meet Micah. This breezy, maxi-length dress has a deep v-neckline, seams at the center front and back, and a faced split hem. The easy silhouette is ideal for showing off prints, textures, and flowy fabrics.
Look for wovens like batiste, lawn, voile, linen, rayon challis, cupro, lyocell, and silk.
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