Burda Style For people who sew
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The pink shirt is sewn with machine and hand, it’s got a machine-embroidered pocket on the left side (very proud to present this, because it was my first downloaded embroidery design, I love ornaments!).
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striped cotton-blend
Difficulty
Novice
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Aug 22, 2007, 12.59 PMby missballisto
Thank you, Celandine, the pattern I used is from burdamode 8/2003, # 103. I am a passionate collector of the magazine burdamoden since many years. If I need a pattern I search through my whole stock of burdas. The year is not important for me, something classical or fashionable you can find every year, back to the fifties… what looks lumpy with your sleeves. The upper part or the cuffs? Greetings from Germany, Susi