célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,64 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :104- 158 Poupées 50 cm
November is the start of winter in the Northern hemisphere and for Burda, this also means the start of the glitzy holiday party patterns, too! Thankfully, this issue also has a good variety of warm…
Burda magazine from June 2014 (174), Burda magazine, sewing pattern, Burda pattern, sewing magazine, women's sewing, pattern board Sewing magazine. Models for women and children Sizes: Women 34 to 52 or 17-21 depending on the model // Children: sizes 74-98. Complete patterns, new and included 52 creations to sew. Very good state ! More photos or details on request.
It's no secret that I've become quite a fan of sewing with Burda magazine patterns in the last couple of years. I first dipped my toe into the Burda pool by buying a few of their PDF patterns from the previous incarnation of their website (which was a lot better than the current one, so far). That went pretty well, as I don't need a lot of instructions and with single print-at-home PDF patterns there is no need to trace. My friend Pauline gave me a few older issues, variously in English, French and German, they were interesting and I decided to subscribe. I figured at the very least it's a nice sewing/fashion magazine. But it has turned out to be a great decision and I've sewn some real gems from the issues. A few posts ago I mentioned that perhaps people were less interested in reading about my predominately Burda sewing and I was happy to receive lots of feedback which was in two categories. Those who sew already from Burda and are happy to see patterns made up, and those who are just interested in my sewing, whatever the pattern. I got to thinking - perhaps there is a third category - people who would like to try Burda magazine but are not sure how the patterns work. If you are interested or just want to get an explanation of those pattern sheets, read on! Here are a few of my favorite Burda patterns. Diving in, here is the pattern I've decided to use an an example of how to find and trace. I don't know if I will get around to making it, and I like the ruffle version ( which is 104) but it might just be a bit too ruffly for me. It's Pattern 103 from the May 2020 issue. They generally mention having one designer pattern, I suppose from a German designer, the one in this issue is really pretty and perfect if you like the statement sleeve look. First thing I always look at is the "All Styles at a Glance" pages. It shows you the line drawing for each item, categorized by dresses, tops, pants, etc. I refer to these constantly! In fact I have the Russian end of year summary page bookmarked on my iPad and in idle moments when I want to make something I scroll through and look at various months (which I have looked at a zillion times already) and often find just what I had in mind! They also have a double page at the front which is the photos of all the patterns, but I find the line drawings so much more useful to look at. Look at all those cute dresses - when will I get time for those ? Once I've decided on what to sew, then the task of tracing starts. The pattern drawings, size info, yardage and cutting, plus the instructions are then in the following pages. Yes - the instructions are sparse but after a couple of years I've realized that they are reasonable complete and if you've traced the markings they provide then they work. Here's the detail for this pattern No. 103 Blouse. It shows front and back line drawing, tells you which pattern sheet to find it (Sheet D, red lines), and the sizes available plus tracing lines for each size. It gives you the diagram of the pattern pieces (showing grainlines and notches) and then yardage requirements. It tells you how many to cut of each pattern piece and whether on the fold. Then the instructions follow. As it happens for this pattern the cutting layout is continued on the next page in the magazine so I couldn't get it into this photo, but it's there, see the next photo. I do find it useful to look at the cutting layout, whether or not I plan to use it because invariably - and this applies to any pattern brand - I sometimes overlook a pattern piece and realize that when I see the cutting layout. The next step is to unfold the pattern sheet and find the Sheet D. They come as one very large sheet, with Sheet A and B on one side and Sheet C and D on the other side. They indicate a cut line in the middle and I alway cut into two sheets as shown which are a lot easier to manage. Then I run a dry iron over the pattern sheet. I find paper irons so well, I iron all patterns I get, as it makes them easier to work with, and takes away all those little folds and crumples that will change the measurements. At this point don't panic about the jumble of lines you see on the sheet. Here's sheet D, and we'll be looking for Red pattern pieces. Each sheet has the Month/Year on the sheet which is handy as I tend to separate them from the magazine (unintentionally) and if they weren't labeled that would be a problem. Next step is to circle all the pattern piece numbers that I'm going to trace. All the pattern piece numbers for an individual pattern are on one side of the sheet. I keep the magazine instruction sheet on my work surface and just go down the list of pattern pieces. I find it helpful to go in order, as it just works to make sure you get them all circled. So here they are, circled and ready to find and trace. Note that on that edge of the pattern sheet there are other red numbers (I see numerals 5, 2 and 1) which indicates there is another pattern with red lines also on this sheet. It may look like a jumble at this point but there is a bit of method to the way the whole thing is printed - stay with me. Now here's the thing that one day I realized (and Burda veterans probably laughing at me now). The pattern piece number on the edge is DIRECTLY above the pattern piece number in the sheet. So you can just go straight down until you hit the number, and then there is the pattern piece. I'm not saying it's always easy to find the whole pattern piece outline, but this really helps. Also the pattern piece number is generally along the bottom or center fold of the pattern piece, so that's another help. They put the number in a spot that is not along a size variation edge. Here I've outlined in yellow our pattern piece 28, with the number 28 along the bottom edge. I've also shown Blue pattern piece 3 highlighted in green, and you can see that piece is straight below the numeral 3. Puzzle - can you see where 26 and 5 are straight below their edge numbers? Now let's zoom in this pattern piece 28, which happens to be the sleeve. I've shown it here on the sheet, and then outlined it yellow. After a while the pattern pieces start to jump out at you, once you get the pattern piece number located in the middle of the sheet. I find that the other colors of pattern pieces tend to recede in my mind and I am focus on the ones I am looking for. It's a bit like doing a puzzle - which is quite the popular pastime these days, right? I think everyone is accustomed to tracing patterns, or at least has done it a few times with an expensive pattern. It's a matter of finding the size lines and tracing. The important thing with Burda is to make sure and catch all the notch markings, although there aren't a lot. My number one tip for tracing is to pin the tracing paper to the pattern sheet, in two places. The reason for this is that it can't then shift when you are tracing and mess up all your work. Burda is fairly minimalist in their pattern markings but they always include grain line, a notch for the front armhole/sleeve, pleats and gathers, and then some numbers which at first eluded me but now I realize are invaluable. Here I'm tracing the front bodice, it has a single notch which matches a notch in the sleeve. Also there are tiny numbers in various places on the pattern, they are found inside the smallest size of the pattern piece. Below the pencil you can see a tiny numeral 6. This next picture shows the importance of these little numbers, and why I always put them on my pattern pieces now. Basically they are a little connect-the-dots system! Honestly I kind of kicked myself when I realized how that worked, as I was able to sew the patterns together but this makes it so much easier to figure out which pattern piece is which and where they go. I've put some little color spots to show the system. They are indicated in the instruction page and I now find them so valuable. I also find it very helpful to use the landmark of the center front or center back/straight grain which is noted in several languages so it's easy to find that little paragraph and work out where the pattern piece is from that starting point. One last thing I forgot to photograph, is that as I trace each pattern piece I put a line through the circled edge number, so that I know I've found/traced it and don't end up duplicating my work. This is what I end up with. I haven't mentioned adding seam allowances - so I will talk about that plus alterations in a separate post. For each pattern piece I write the size I traced, the Piece #, the Month and Year, and any other info I might think of. Also I mark all those little numbers which in my head I call the "join numbers". I've marked these in Sharpie markers so you could see them but usually I use colored pencils which work so well with tracing paper. Plus I end up color coding some of my subsequent alterations. So that's the scoop on tracing a Burda magazine pattern. As I mentioned, some people might know all this info but most of it I kind of figured out as I went. I would have been happy to have someone tell me all about how to do it :) Up next, I have finished my denim blazer with matching jeans and looking forward to wearing it despite knowing that it is a... lot of look! I just made some Megan Nielsen Flint shorts, lengthened to be more like culottes and I they are going to be a useful addition to my wardrobe. Despite not needing anything I have succumbed to quarantine boredom and ordered some fabrics which have turned out to be lovely so I'm looking forward to sewing and wearing. It was 102℉ here today - scorching and it's only May! Fortunately I did a lot of garden work the past two weeks because that's on hold until we cool down a bit. I hope everyone is well and making it through these strange times. Keep on sewing and posting and I will to - it's been a wonderful distraction to have so many sewing friends around the world making beautiful things. Happy Sewing, Beth today's garden photo - the roses were gorgeous a couple of weeks ago when they put out the big spring bloom. This yellow one is next to the grape which is growing like wild this year and I will hopefully have some grapes in a few months. Plus I picked two zucchini this morning. Time to make some grilled vegetable pizza I think.
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état , complet avec ses patrons et explications dans le centre de la revue ,52 modèles à réaliser dans les tailles 36- 50 , enfants tailles :116-140
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,52 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :116-140
célèbre Magazine Burda d'avril 2001 complet avec ses patron et explication dans le centre de la revue environ 60 patrons a réaliser dans les tailles 36- 50 modèles enfants : 86-112
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue, 65 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :98-122
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue , 58 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :128-134
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,65 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :116-140
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état , complet avec ses patrons et explications dans le centre de la revue ,52 modèles à réaliser dans les tailles 36- 50 ,128-152
Burda Moden 2/ 1975 with instructions, sewing patterns, fashion magazine, fashion magazine, sewing magazine, fashion magazine Really vintage The fashion magazine is in satisfactory condition. There are 2 pages of recipes missing from the magazine. 108 pages Format 24 cm x 31 cm The booklets are in good condition for their age with signs of age and storage, but some are no longer in the best condition or are in poor condition, some tears, with notes, stains... . It can be clearly seen in the photos. The price includes VAT.
Burda magazine in Russian Language with Fashion patterns for sewing Condition - good condition.
Burda Festive Fashion, 1990 Instructions, Pattern Sheet, Fashion magazine fashion magazine sewing magazine fashion magazine Real vintage The fashion magazine is in satisfactory condition. 68 pages Format 21cm x 27cm The booklets are in good condition considering their age and have some signs of age and storage, but some are not in the best condition or are in bad condition, with some tears, notes, stains... It can be clearly seen in the photos. The price includes VAT.
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célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,52 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :122-146
Burda Moden 2/ 1975 with instructions, sewing patterns, fashion magazine, fashion magazine, sewing magazine, fashion magazine Really vintage The fashion magazine is in satisfactory condition. There are 2 pages of recipes missing from the magazine. 108 pages Format 24 cm x 31 cm The booklets are in good condition for their age with signs of age and storage, but some are no longer in the best condition or are in poor condition, some tears, with notes, stains... . It can be clearly seen in the photos. The price includes VAT.
célèbre Magazine Burda de Juillet 2001 complet avec ses patron et explication dans le centre de la revue environ 60 patrons a réaliser dans les tailles 36- 50 modèles enfants :110-134
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue 56 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :122-146
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,60 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles : 86-110
Burda Moden 6/ 1969 instructions, pattern sheet Fashion magazine fashion magazine sewing magazine fashion magazine Real vintage The fashion magazine is in a satisfactory state. 124 pages Size 24cm x 32cm The booklets are in good condition for their age with signs of age and storage, but some are no longer in the best or bad condition, some tears, notes, stains.... . It is clearly visible in the photos. The price includes VAT.
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,60 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :104-128
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue 53, modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles de ceremonies : tailles :142-156
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue , 61 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :116-140
Burda Moden 2/ 1975 with instructions, sewing patterns, fashion magazine, fashion magazine, sewing magazine, fashion magazine Really vintage The fashion magazine is in satisfactory condition. There are 2 pages of recipes missing from the magazine. 108 pages Format 24 cm x 31 cm The booklets are in good condition for their age with signs of age and storage, but some are no longer in the best condition or are in poor condition, some tears, with notes, stains... . It can be clearly seen in the photos. The price includes VAT.
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,54 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles : 110- 134
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue , 55 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :74-98
Burda Knitting Style Special 2013 09
Learn how to get started using Burda (or any other magazine with patterns sheets) with my top tips and tricks for copying the patterns out.
I hope you all had a lovely, long Easter weekend! I managed to get a little bit of sewing down but I’m in the last week now before both marathon and Book Deadline so I haven’t got much …
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état , complet avec ses explication et patron dans le Centre de la revue , environ 35 patrons à réaliser dans les taille ; 36 au 52 , enfants : 98-122
Burda Moden 4/ 1987 with instructions, cutting sheet Fashion magazine fashion magazine sewing magazine fashion magazine Real vintage The fashion magazine is in a satisfactory state. 176 pages Format 21cm x 28cm The booklets are in good condition for their age with signs of age and storage, but some are no longer in the best or bad condition, some tears, notes, stains.... . It is clearly visible in the photos. The price includes VAT.
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état , complet avec ses patrons et explications dans le centre de la revue ,52 modèles à réaliser dans les tailles 36- 50 , enfants tailles :122-146
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue ,47 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :68-86
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue , 50 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :128-152
célèbre magazine Burda en très bon état complet avec ses patrons et explications , encore dans le centre de la revue 59 modèles à réaliser de la taille 36-52 pour toute la famille , modèles enfants : tailles :122- 146
Burda Moden 6/ 1978 with instructions, pattern sheets fashion magazine fashion booklet sewing magazine fashion magazine Real vintage The magazine is in satisfactory condition. 186 pages Format 24cm x 32cm The booklets are in good condition for their age with signs of age and storage, but some are no longer in the best condition or are in poor condition, some tears, with notes, stains... . It can be clearly seen in the photos. The price includes VAT.
Wow, what a whirlwind few weekends I’ve had recently! I’ve barely cleaned up from the Great British Sewing Bee Live show and suddenly I found myself jetting off to northern Portgual to …
