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Beret-like headwear has been worn across Europe since pre-Roman times. Mass production began in 19th century France, Spain and Italy, countries with which it remains associated.
This classic work contains all of the information you will require to make and finish a beret of your own.
This classic work contains all of the information you will require to make and finish a beret of your own.
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