Burda Style For people who sew
Step 1
1 Front piece 2x
2 Back piece 2x
Back hem piping at the fabric fold line 1x
3 Upper sleeve 2x
4 Lower sleeve 2x
5 Sleeve placket 2x
6 Collar at the fabric fold line 2x
7 Flap 4x
8 Front facing 2x
9 Back facing at fabric fold line 2x
10 Front hem piping 2×.
Fabric: Light jacket fabrics, with or without spandex content like Seersucker, plaid, lateral elastic
56 inches (140 cm) width
Size 6: 76 inches (190 cm), size 8: 78 inches (195 cm)
Size 10: 80 inches (200 cm), size 12: 82 inches (205 cm)
Size 14: 84 inches (210 cm) in length
Also: Fusible bias tape, 3 buttons, shoulder pads
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Aug 15, 2011, 07.10 AMby ludicrouslouisa
Maybe I’m on drugs, but once again, a burda pattern has completely floored me. Why is there a “front hem piping” piece when there are no directions for whatever this front hem piping is supposed to be? How do you do the sleeve placket? Can’t you do a how to with pictures, instead of just a few horribly convoluted sentences that I’m somehow supposed to comprehend? Argh!