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Mary Ann, I have this pattern too but I have been avoiding making it because of the collar. So far I havent made anything with collar but after reading your review I think I should try it. thanks. Your shirt is fabulous.
8/3/02 6:21 PM
Mary Ann, haven't purchased this pattern. After seeing your finished garment, I know I need to add this to my pattern stash. Great job of sewing.
8/3/02 6:50 PM
That is a great style. I tried on a blouse exactly like that-even the same color-at Nordstrom's. It was $90, and didn't have the custom fit you got by making your own. Good job!
8/3/02 6:50 PM
Mary Ann, are the sleeves on this shirt eased in or how are they done? I prefer the sewn to the shoulder then sew the side seam method. Please let me know !! Thanks !!
8/3/02 9:13 PM
I do believe you "I love this shirt" after seeing you shirt I can understand why you love this shirt. I is a great shirt I bet you will enjoy it. maybe I will have to consider adding this shirt pattern to my collection.
8/3/02 9:32 PM
Mary Ann, great shirt and love the fabric. I can see why you love this shirt
8/3/02 11:59 PM
Gina, these sleeves have a rather high cap, and are inserted in the round, not in the flat. I did 2 rows of Sandra Betzina's "ease-plus" and then steamed the cap over a ham and the sleeves went in like a dream. I've just returned from going out to dinner in my new shirt (wore it with the CJ red/white print cropped Kinenbis), I still LOVE this shirt, and so does my husband...
8/4/02 0:59 AM
Thanks for all the positive feedback, you guys. You're the best!
8/4/02 1:02 AM
Mary Ann, this is a fabulous shirt! I love the color and wish I could see a pic of you in it and the Kinenbis. What fun!
8/4/02 12:38 PM
All of the above is so true, it sure looks good Mary Ann!!!this pattern is a winner.
8/5/02 2:40 AM
Mary ann, Your glowing experience with this pattern makes me want to try Burda. Up to this point I have been completely overwhelmed by the look of them! Not the finished product, but the maddening way they color code and overlap everything! You are so pleased with your finished product that I am inspired to put aside my fear of tangles lines and give it a go. Do you have a pattern suggestion for a first time Burda sewer?
8/6/02 0:34 AM
Nancy, this is a single pattern, purchased at my JoAnn's. The tahgled web is in the magazine "Burda World of Fashion". This pattern tissue looks like an other multi-sized pattern. In the book they have certain styles labeled "Start" and "1", "2", "3". Gigi, our resident expert has made one of the gored skirts in this series over and over. Look for her review of Burda 3152. Deepika has also reviewed this pattern and included several tips. Based on their reviews, I would say go get this pattern, and go for it. I think you're bound to be successful!
8/6/02 0:46 AM
great, I will be making it, I have seen it on someone else (tall ) in fabric like sik jersey and it was very flattering and slimming. Had the skimming fit.
7/13/05 2:26 AM