It was one of the largest and most modern printing companies in the German Reich, with some 250 employees. In 1938 Franz Burda and partners acquired a major printing facility, Großdruckerei, Papiergroßhandlung und Papierwarenwerk Akademiestraße Gebrüder Bauer in Mannheim. A second and larger phase of growth began in 1934, with the acquisition and development of new printing operations and the conversion to gravure printing. In the early 1930s, the magazine achieved a circulation of over 85,000, and the staff grew from three to roughly 100. In 1929, Franz Burda Sr took over the business from his father, along with the editorial duties for Sürag. Its initial circulation was 3,000 copies. Its name sounded like a short form of Süddeutscher Rundfunk. In 1927, the company produced Germany’s first radio listings magazine, "Die Sürag", (subtitle ‘'The Large Radio Magazine’'). The venture was largely unsuccessful, prompting Burda to start a new company in Offenburg, in 1908. Not so much the rust colored linnen sacks from Instagram but pretty much on par with RTW.Wedding photo of Aenne and Franz Burda Sr (1931) Founded as a printing company įrom 1903, Franz Burda ("I"), the father of Franz Burda Sr ("II") and grandfather of Franz Burda Jr ("III") ran a small printing business in Philippsburg. I also think they’re usually pretty on trend.
But they have very clear line drawings, so that’s fine. Or they put the model on a scooter or something else that obscures the fit. I do sometimes think the fabric they choose doesn’t really showcase the patterns. It makes doing flat pattern adjustments and hacking much easier. Most of the time I read that people really dislike the lack of added on seam allowance but I actually like that. I figured out my standard adjustments to their block and I can now make their patterns without having to guess if they fit me. I love their drafting, the fit is usually really good. I just realized that I still bought every issue since then in the store whoops. I used to have a subscription to Burda but cancelled it when I had less time to sew. The garment or the pattern should be changed (by the individual) to fit the body, not the other way around. The sewist's body is right the way it is. Shitty body talk includes "she's too fat for that", "that's the wrong body type for ", or anything about another person losing weight. Okay body talk includes "the pulling suggests she needs a broad back adjustment", "those look too tight in the seat", "the garment is the wrong size". But a link with no context or relevance is unwelcome. If you want to comment on someone's post about fit with your blog comparison of three different relevant patterns, hell yeah. If you want to write a post that links your store to show off your work, cool. Linking to your youtube video, your etsy store, or your monetized blog are a little different. We love to see one another's work, and linking to your instagram is totally kosher to show off your latest. Same goes for individual sewists and crafters. There is a big, big difference between " has totally lost its way" and " is an idiot", and we expect that you know that difference. You don't need to personally insult anyone, including public figures. We're here to goof on patterns and discuss pattern companies and all kinds of sewing blog community silliness.
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