The Seersucker Dress
In this week’s Pattern of the Week, we’re featuring one of
our favourite patterns – Burda 9494 from the Burda Kids Pattern Catalogue. What
really makes this dress shine is the seersucker fabric. Seersucker is
comfortable , light and airy to wear. The natural wrinkle in the fabric makes
it a great choice for kids & travel as no ironing is required. I ask you
-what could be more perfect for summer?
Did you know?
Seersucker was originally developed in India and became
popular in the American South. The name "seersucker" came into the
English language via the Hindi term "sirsakar," which had been
borrowed from the Persian language meaning 'milk and sugar'. This was due to
the resemblance of the fabric's smooth and rough stripes to the smooth surface
of milk and the bumpy texture of sugar.
Pattern: Burda Kids 9494
Fabric:Country Seersucker, 135cm Wide, 100% Cotton,
$12.99 per meter.
Notions: 18-20cm Zip & optional Ribbon or decorative
waist tie 1.3 - 1.5m.
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