Burda Style For people who sew

I saw long time ago a woman knitting with a plastic cup. It seemed very interestin...

I searched high and low for an alternative to the facing used on Burda's Jakob shi...

Here, I explain how to sew, then shorten, the separating zipper for our Hikaru var...

Welt pockets with a flap are tricky constructions, requiring precise sewing and fa...

We used Guipure lace (also known as Filet lace, according to Wikipedia) for the in...

Choosing the right thread can greatly improve your sewing experience. We thank our...

This is how to alter basic sleeve into tent shape sleeve. Sorry for the poor expla...

The double stitched seam is good for lightweight or stretch fabrics, to keep the f...

This finish uses the same technique as the Hong Kong binding seam finish, but appl...

The Hong Kong binding seam finish encloses the raw edges of the seams inside strip...

Here is a quick how to for the Knife Pleat, the most basic and common pleat used i...

sewing a simple placket for sleeves with cuffs.

I had no idea what size I was according to Burda sizes until the girls here at Bur...

Have you ever wanted to make your pattern into a cargo pant/skirt? Here's how to d...

A single welt pocket is similar to the bound pocket (as described in nikishells ho...

A mitered hem is sometimes a tough job. Evening folding the hem and the seam of a ...

Bound pocket. Looks like a large buttonhole.

Add inseam pockets to any and every creation you make!

Add a easy sleeve to your usual tank top pattern without worrying about easing the...

French and Flat-Felled seams are easy to make. Learn how!

My Mom taught me this trick. It's great for when you're gathering a skirt into a w...

Ever wonder how to finish the raw edges of the neckline and armholes on a dress wi...

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