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Can anyone advise on how to purchase fabric used in Burda..Thank you. Aine O’Gormain
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Apr 17, 2012, 12.53 AMby purplefan
A good tip is to visit Alfatex.de and see which fabrics for the current issue’s styles are still in stock. Would advise you to know some German, as the site is in German. Might be handy to have a German speaking friend on hand when you place your order online. And have a credit card that can handle the Euro total after shipping etc is factored into the bill. Unless you know if your country does not put duties on textiles from other countries, expect to pay more on top of the fabric bill for customs and duty fees plus any sales tax in your home country.
Sep 2, 2012, 04.33 PMby attornywhy
yes Alfatex.de is a good place. i second that. hopefully you will find what you are looking for.