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Making a Dress
Click on the links below to go to the Flickr page for each photograph.
 | Flickr | There are many different types of dresses. |
 | Flickr | Dresses come in all shapes and sizes. |
 | Flickr | All dresses are made out of fabric. |
 | Flickr | Making a dress is a lot of work. |
 | Flickr | First, choose the color of fabric for the dress. |
 | Flickr | Then, cut the fabric in pieces. |
 | Flickr | Next, sew the pieces together with thread. |
 | Flickr | Thread is a kind of string. It holds the pieces of fabric together. |
 | Flickr | Some people use a sewing machine to sew the pieces together. |
 | Flickr | Some people sew with a needle. Needles are sharp. |
 | Flickr | Be careful with a needle. One end is pointy. |
 | Flickr | Sewing with a machine uses thread. Sewing with a needle uses thread. |
 | Flickr | When the pieces are all sewn, the dress is finished. |