Burda Style For people who sew
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Dress with ruffle sleeve
burda style magazine patterns FAQPlease note that the skirt pattern piece does not accompany this pattern, it is only the bodice. The instructions contains a diagram on how to draft and cut the pattern piece for the skirt.
Material Notes
Chiffon
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Jul 1, 2010, 05.53 PMby mwtell
At last a dress in petite sizes. Shortening the pattern isnt so easy
Jun 15, 2010, 11.01 AMby tessi
WHAT is with the sizing?? 17,18,19,21??? Those sizes are not even shown when one clicks on the link to show the sizing chart……………Cute dress, but I’ve NO IDEA what the sizes are…………..
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Jun 15, 2010, 11.29 AMby janul
I think these sizes are for tall (or short???) women… Burda Mag sometimes includes these different sizes for tall or short figure types, but I guess everyone can make them (if you are able to see the chart and compare your measurements…)
Jun 15, 2010, 12.47 PMby corduroycoat
Those are the petite sizes, just double them to get the corresponding full size. They usually just have an inch or two taken off the middriff and off the hem. It wouldn’t be too tough to grade them up a tad to regular sizes.