Burda Style For people who sew

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  Nov 29, 2011, 11.10 PMby ichigogirl

  It looks great, you really can’t tell that you didn’t grade it “properly”! Good work.

  I’m interested in trying the lekala patterns too, but I can’t find where to download the free fixed size pattern PDFs? Any hints?

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    Dec 13, 2011, 05.57 PMby sofiatunes

    Hi, under the dress you want, isn’t something like this: FREE DOWNLOAD Pattern on Size 168-100-82-106 (like a size 44 magazine Burda): – pdf (paper size A4) –
    I clicked on "pdf (paper size A4)
    On this URL: http://leko-mail.net/mod-e.php?t=0&a=1&n=17

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    Dec 14, 2011, 09.04 AMby ichigogirl

    Ah, thank you for your reply! It seems like they have begun to upload the fixed size patterns in a larger size now, I’m a Burda size 34/36, so a 44 is out of reach… I hope the larger ladies grab the opportunity though, they have some great styles there!

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  Sep 8, 2011, 07.34 AMby plan

  Do you have a pattern for this? or know where i can get one? thank you

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    Sep 8, 2011, 10.09 AMby sofiatunes

    I used the green oriental dress pattern in here http://leko-mail.net/mod-e.php?t=0&a=1&n=16
    I’ve downloaded the pdf file, the fixed pattern one, and because i’m a S/M size just added an inch on each side seam. I guess to grade the pattern would have been the “profissional” choice, but I haven’t reached that level quite yet :)

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  Sep 7, 2011, 11.24 AMby jimsalmon

  Great fitting work, beautiful fabric choice

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    Sep 8, 2011, 10.03 AMby sofiatunes

    Thank you :)