Western Bib Shirt Pattern Review

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(More customer reviews)They promise us that this shirt is easy to make. This is not the case.
The instructions are so poor, its easy to make mistakes, and simply be unable to understand what to do.
I spent atleast a week making this shirt, but had the instructions been better, I could have done it much faster.
The pattern is also divided, for the front and back piece. You have to glue these together yourself. If you don't, the shirt will be too short. I miscut the first time, because it was so easy to overlook this part, and I nearly ruined the shirt, but managed to turn the first batch of back/front pieces into arm pieces instead.
After alot of hard work though, and frustration - I ended up with a great shirt. Eagles View Patterns - who made this, should revise the instructions, and turn it into a step-by-step, visually CLEAR instruction.
If you buy this, be very very carefull with what you do, and make sure not to overlook anything, or you will regret.

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Western Bib Shirt Pattern. Early to Late Victorian. Typical bib-front shirt. The classic Western Bib Shirt is now easy to create. Researched and created by our designer, Janet Pittman, you will love the simplicity of this pattern. Worn and made popular by John Wayne in pictures like The Angel and the Bad Man, this shirt shows the essence of the Old West. It may be made from linen or linen blends, cotton or cotton blends, or light-weight wool. Pattern shows how to make sizes Small (36), Medium (38), Large (42), X-Large (46) and XX-Large (50). Complete material and notions requirements are noted on the patterns and the directions are easy to use. Great for SASS and Pow Wow living history events.

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