Burda Style For people who sew
Description
Business chic converts to school-girl fun, with the skirt with adjustable pleats. Use the slider below to choose bold wide pleats or secret tiny pleats in this classic must-have skirt.
This pattern is a standard size 6 — go to www.thunderlily.com/patterns.html to select a pattern and customize it with YOUR OWN exact measurements. Then download to your computer. Click. Print. Sew. * WHEN PRINTING YOUR PATTERNS FROM THUNDERLILY IT IS IMPORTANT TO HAVE YOUR PRINTER SET TO THE CORRECT SCALE. ENSURE THAT THE PRINT SCALE IS SET TO 100% AND HAS NOT AUTOMATICALLY SET TO “SCALE EACH PAGE TO FIT PAPER.”
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By thunderlily at www.thunderlily.com
Material Notes
Ideal for cotton, light-weight corduroy, wool crepe, silk dupioni, poly or cotton poplin, or cotton batiste. * with nap **without nap. Lining (optional) Notions: 8-10” zipper, hooks and eyes
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Feb 5, 2011, 01.34 AMby emangel23
It would be great if you could add pictures of the actual garment, so members could get an idea of what your garments actually look like. Your website is very cool, I love the idea of being able to adjust a pattern for a personalised fit; minus all the personal effort haha!
Nov 18, 2010, 04.13 PMby mic9970
Never mind! I did right click and saved the pdf instead of opening it and it worked fine :-)
Nov 18, 2010, 04.08 PMby mic9970
Has anyone managed to download this pattern or instructions? I just get a blank page.