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Toscana Children's Dress
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I saw the pattern in Burda 7/2009 (no 139) and thought this would be the perfect summer dress for my nieces. The material is Dupioni Silk and the two girls are wearing their dresses now, while they are spending their holidays in the Toscana….
Material Notes
Dupioni Silk (from Ikea)
Difficulty
Novice
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Nov 26, 2009, 06.06 PMby strickmeise
They are so lovely! I also want to sew it for my granddaughter, the pattern seems to be easy and promises to come out great!
Aug 28, 2009, 01.52 PMby hstorm799
I like them both! They are so sweet and I would love the blue one in my size! Were these patterns for children only?
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Sep 1, 2009, 06.18 AMby pascaleclaudine
I’m afraid, the Burda pattern is for children only. However, I’m quite jealous of my nieces too, so I did some research. I found an easy to sew Butterick pattern (B5030) www.butterick.com/item/B5030.htm?tab=list/dresses&page=all and if you want, you can also check out the hope-wrap-dress on the Burdastyle site: www.burdastyle.com/patters/hope-wrap-dress. If you leave the arms, you have quite the same dress than my nieces…. Good luck!