Burda Style For people who sew
KBang
has achieved major blouse success
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31 October, 2009
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05:20 PM
KBang commented on the project My JJ Blouse
The Swiss dot!!! Those buttons!!! This is really lovely.
9 October, 2009
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03:06 AM
KBang added the project called My Ruby Shorts
Ruby made from $3 worth of navy twill. This is the most pattern pieces I’ve ever worked with, and I’m really happy with the results. The instructions were a little challenging, however I think if…
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03:06 AM
KBang added the project called Tara Cami
My first burda style pattern. I traded the flutter sleeves for straps as I have fairly muscular shoulders and flutters tend to stick straight out. I also reduced the flare of the body and added a…
24 September, 2009
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03:27 AM
KBang added the project called Poppy
Button-up blouse with cap sleeves, shawl collar and peplum, made from Simplicity 6201 View E. I omitted the piping and added about 2 inches to the peplum. The buttons were made with one of those …
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03:26 AM
KBang added the project called Lise
A half-slip based on Gertie’s excellent tutorial
I used a lightweight lining material instead of her recomme…
22 September, 2009
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11:47 PM
KBang’s status has been updated to:
has achieved major blouse success
More about KBang
I'm a recent art school Grad from Toronto. Learned to sew on my Grandma's old turquoise beast and still have lots to learn!
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Member since
- March 11, 2008
- Birthday
- March 10
- Skill Level
- Intermediate
- Website
- http://www.kate...
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