A Little Bit of BurdaStyle

 

I LOVE BurdaStyle Magazines. I have been buying them ever since High School.That said I only buy them when the patterns in the issue really appeal.

This issue 2/2016 has some great patterns. I particularly like The Sheath Dress with notches pattern 129. I have made two versions of this pattern .

These are the fabrics I used;

A beautiful blue and white Jacquard, and a distressed looking pvc backed with black jersey.

The Jacquard is really fresh and light very transeasonal. I had to add cotton tape to the shoulders to ensure it didn’t stretch out of shape .jacquardinside

This pattern made up quite quickly it is not difficult ,but there are a lot of pieces, so pay attention to the instructions.Enjoy!

I love this version of this dress not only does it have pockets MY FAVOURITE addition but it is easy wearing doesn’t crush and just a bit of fun.

 

The other fabric I had thought would be more winter and it is but the style is so roomy that you need layers to make it warm though it does block the wind.

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The sun was shining when I took these photos. Today is winter, grey cold and wet.

I hope you are doing lots of inspiring creating, it really does feed the soul.

Happy Sewing,

Sue 🙂

About suebsewbyme

Australian fabric fanatic who loves to sew and create interesting garments . Creativity is my mantra.
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7 Responses to A Little Bit of BurdaStyle

  1. Vancouver Barbara says:

    I like the dress pattern a lot and love the red coat pictured with it. What coat pattern did you use?

  2. thornberry says:

    Hi there Sue. I found you via Rhonda Buss’s blog, and am so glad that I have! I’ve sewn that Burda dress before, and adore it, but I especially like your version in the PVC (I think I recognise the fabric from Darn Cheap Fabrics? I made a bag from it a few years ago). I’ll be reading your blog with great interest.
    Regards, Lara (thornberry)

  3. Gail says:

    Hi Sue, I was introduced to your blog through Rhonda Buss. Great to find another Aussie sewer with great design flair. Are you Sydney based?

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