Monthly Archives: October 2023
October 25, 2023
Start Sewing with Burda: Guide to Essential Terms and Techniques You Need to Know
Whether you're a novice or looking to hone your skills, dive into the fascinating world of garment making with Burda. Explore this detailed glossary to master the fundamentals of sewing and bring your unique creations to life.
Publié dans : How-To
October 20, 2023
November 2023: The New Issue of Burda Style!
Forget the cold and winter blues with the new Burda Style November 2023 and its colorful, bold, and trendy collections that will bring you warmth and style!
Publié dans : Magazine
October 13, 2023
Favorites: Blazers 104 and 131 from Burda Style October 2023
A subtle look with tennis stripes, our blazers will complement many outfits! The adult blazer no. 104 has 4 stars for difficulty, while the child blazer no. 131 has only one!
Publié dans : Magazine
October 10, 2023
Selection - Children's Models for Autumn
Summer vacation is over, and kids are now back in school! The sunny memories of the summer season are gradually fading away to make room for autumnal colors, cooler weather, and family walks in the forest.
Publié dans : Patterns Selection
October 7, 2023
Selection: World Cotton Day
To celebrate cotton, this versatile fabric, for a day, our editorial team has prepared a selection of 12 cotton pieces, all designed to follow this autumn's trends. Let yourself be captivated by this selection and find inspiration to create your future looks!
Publié dans : Patterns Selection
October 7, 2023
Burda Style Look: Cotton for a Refreshing Look!
In October, the month of International Cotton Day, discover our trendy ensemble! For this outfit, we've focused on comfort and elegance, a perfect combination to stay stylish during the autumn days. The neutral colors will enhance your sun-kissed complexion, a reminder of your summer vacation, while celebrating the softness of cotton!
Publié dans : Patterns Selection
October 4, 2023
Sewing Technique with Burda: How to Repair Damaged Clothing?
At the height of our disposable culture, old and damaged clothes—as well as garments that were still in perfect condition but out of style—were thoughtlessly thrown into the garbage to be shredded and recycled. This isn't inherently a bad thing, but we can do even better. Social norms are evolving, and along with them, consumption habits are becoming more conscious and therefore more sustainable.
Publié dans : How-To
