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@patterncos: Sewing pockets is super easy!! Trust me, once you've sewn one pocket, you can sew them all. On our blog, you can find a step-by-step tutorial for sewing an in-seam pocket 🌷 You can add this type of pocket to the seam of any dress!! #sewingproject #sewing #diyfashion #sewingtutorial

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is that a New pattern ?
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