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The issue.
Burda style January 1962
56 patterns
1,90 German Mark.
Includes children's patterns, plus size patterns, knitting, crafts, recipes, home decoration.
Most pattern come in one or two sizes.
Table of content and new years wishes from Aenne Burda.
Hit/top pattern for January. Dress 7719.
As featured on the front page. In green jacket and skirt 7720. In red jacket and skirt 7721.
For the winter holiday. Left skirt and coat 7722. In the insert blouse and skirt 7724. On the right pants 7726 (combined with the coat from the left page) and pants 7726 (combined with the blouse of the left page inset).
Left dress 7723, middle coat 7725. Right 7728 out of a skirt, jacket and blouse. They made the lining of the jacket and the blouse from the same fabric.
Knitting patterns for him and her.
All two-piece outfits on these pages. Left 7730, middle 7731 and right 7732.
Inspired by Chanel. Left two-piece 7734. Second two-piece 7735. Right two-piece 7733, insert dress 7736.
Left dress 7738, Middle Two-piece 7737, right two-piece 7739.
Left dress 7742, Middle dress 7741, right dress 7740.
Left two-piece 7744, right two-piece 7743.
All four sets are made from a skirt, jacket and a blouse. From left to right: 7745, 7746, 7747 and 7748.
Made from corduroy/rib fabric. From left to right: two-piece 7750, dress 7751, two-piece 7752 and two-piece 7749.
The carrier model in a skirt, sleeveless top and short coat.
The young fashion. Standing dress 7772 and sitting dress 7769.
Left dress 7770, blouse and dress 7768. Right sitting trousers and sweater 7774, standing blouse and dress 7765.
Left blouse and dress 7764, right in the bank dress 7771, standing in front dress 7773.
The remaining 20 pages are crafts, recipes, a chapter of an ongoing story, home decoration etc.
The must-makes.
I love this dress 7719. The middle front part is cut on the bias. It looks amazing in plaid.
Coat 7725 is another ageless pattern in my opinion.
So what are your favorites
Do
you have any favorite patterns? Have you actually made a pattern from a 60's magazine I would love to hear about it, please leave a reaction.
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