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	Frenchy Camisole by Katie Himmelberg Spring 2007 A classic shape paired with a sensual, delicate pink yarn gives this piece a glamourous, feminine charm. Wear it under your favorite cardigan or show it off on its own.
	Lace Nightie by Carrie Bostick Hoge Spring 2007 Bamboo yarn lends a silky texture to this lacy creation.
	Lacy Thong by Laura Rintala Spring 2007 This delicate and feminine project features a lace repeat and crocheted picot edging.
	Reading-in-Bed Shrug Pam Allen Spring 2007 If you love to sit up in bed and read with the windows open, you'll love the extra comfort of this soft mohair blend shrug over your shoulders.
	Seduction Socks by Ann Budd Spring 2007 These silky soft, comfortable socks are perfect for lounging on the couch while you knit or read.
	Slip-Stitch Bra by Lisa Shroyer Spring 2007 This novelty bra is both fun and fuctional. A slipstitch “underwire” with a single-crochet edge gives support at the bottom of the cups, while a slip-stitch column between the cups creates a strong join and slightly gathers the fabric around it.

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