Miami Heat: 10 New Sewing Patterns

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Ditch this cold dreary weather and soak up the sun in this new pattern collection Miami Heat! These cool new sewing patterns are from burda style magazine’s February issue. Fun prints are brought to life in sexy dresses and skirts, while the jackets are kept cool and casual. Bring on the heat!

You can already start dreaming of vacations in this knee-length Jersey Dress with its smartly draped, low-cut neckline. It’s a style you can slip into easily, as it’s fastener free!

This asymmetric, berry-colored Jersey Top is just beautiful! Its wide strap wraps around to one side of the back. We think it looks awesome paired with this wrap-effect batiste Skirt, smartly pleated at the front.

Here we have the ultra sultry Maxi-Dress. With such intricate fabric, the style can afford to be plain. Smocked seams skillfully accentuate the narrow waist, while long slits reveal the legs.

Here we have re-interpreted the classical Safari Jacket – and even given it a feminine look! The linen is pre-washed, so it hangs softly. It is shaped at the waist by an elegant understitched drawcord. True to style are the epaulettes and sewn-on maxi pockets.

Easy to sew, and great impact this Halter Dress has! Summer is always just around the corner with this knee-length crepe dress featuring extra-wide armholes and halter neck strap. The sewn-on beads and stones make it a real gem.

Be brave! This wild Short Sleeve Jacket is sure to turn heads. It has sewn on beaded trim that really take it to that next level. With the short sleeves you can wear all-year long, and it’s great for layering. Try wearing with these pair of lovely Print Trousers. The wide shape and elasticated hems make this casual style of trousers both comfortable and stylish!

This sleeveless Petite Dress with low-cut neckline is just what you need if it gets too hot in the office. The wrap effect and draping at the front give the dress an elegant edge. This style also adds height to shorter women, so we offer it in petite sizes.

This Twisted Maxi-Dress is a master piece! Don’t worry, you don’t have to strain yourself. This dress itself provides enough entanglement with its integrated ties, gathered at the front and intertwined. The illustrated instructions will help you create the perfect effect.

Happy Sewing!

May 3, 2013, 12.38 PMby Baibucis

really want to do the twisted dress and i have got sunshine yellow jersey which i think would be perfect for this.

Feb 26, 2013, 09.07 AMby escorpio

I just picked up the Swedish version of the magazine, why is model 115, the twisted maxi dress, not in it?

Feb 14, 2013, 03.36 PMby Valencian

Actually I’m really tempted to try the twisted maxi as a shorter dress, what does anyone else think?

Feb 14, 2013, 03.33 PMby Valencian

Actually I’m really tempted to try the twisted maxi as a shorter dress. What do any of you think?

Feb 13, 2013, 02.30 PMby GermaNima

Simple design but Perfect. I’m a male Architect and never designed Cloths but I want start to design. I hope I will find good connections and friends to exchange thoughts.

Feb 13, 2013, 02.27 PMby sweetharte

I don’t like them. They remind me of Kmart.

Feb 13, 2013, 05.27 AMby Emily Hopkins

Love the twisted maxi…I see this in my future summer attire!

Feb 13, 2013, 05.08 AMby merengueknitter

Maybe I am missing something…but how do I buy this pattern collection?

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Feb 14, 2013, 05.51 AMby limer

They are all in the February 2013 issue of BurdaStyle magazine. You could buy each pattern individually here on the burdastyle site [but if you want all of them it may be cheaper to buy the magazine — but you have to not mind tracing them out].

You can buy the magazine online from http://www.burdastyle.com/blog/subscribe-to-burda-style-magazine

Specifically, at:
glpnews.com

If you’re in Canada, you can buy it at the Presse Internationale stores.

Feb 13, 2013, 12.08 AMby RomRom

LOVE them all!

Feb 12, 2013, 11.31 PMby Anniemollison

woo hoo, petite sizes. love it.

Feb 12, 2013, 08.07 PMby slmnstyle

These dresses are really cute, I may have to make one or two!

Feb 12, 2013, 06.58 PMby dropd

Where can I find thesefabulous fabrics? I live in the US. I love these dresses!

Feb 12, 2013, 06.48 PMby hfbowers

LOVE love love them all!!!! Easy fitting, yay! I have pants in this style and really want to make more, glad to have a pattern for them. They are extremely flattering (believe it or not) on short legs.

Feb 12, 2013, 05.33 PMby tacomapat

I love the safari jacket – it would be nice in a Tencel fabric as well as the linen or a hemp. I think I’m going to have to have it.

Feb 12, 2013, 02.30 PMby mamamarcela

I love the all but I need plus sizes

Feb 11, 2013, 11.31 PMby Bluet Almeida

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