organised. For little ones, the Fairy Wings and Crown capture the imagination of make believe and the Moon and Cloud Cushions are a wonderfully whimsical project for little and big kids alike. And we can’t forget Little Bear; easy and fun to sew, this little felt fella has bags of personality! We also meet some inspiring sewers this month. Jenny Rushmore from Cashmerette Patterns tells us more about her passion for dressmaking for a curvy figure and Louise Presley from Hope and Elvis explains why she loves working with vintage textiles. Plus, we have the next instalment from Mrs Bowden’s Top Tips, Get to Know Your Tricky Fabrics, all of our regulars and more!

As we welcome spring, complete your collection of Capsule Wardrobe patterns just tailor made for the new season. The Apple Shift Dress is classic and stylish, yet simple and quick to make. Dress it up with the cute Eve Jacket, with flattering princess seams, the ¾ length sleeves add a touch of 50s elegance. The Bucket Bag will co-ordinate with your me-made garments; a navy wool base, leather and metal hardware, ensures it works with any number of outfits. Keep busy with some patchwork - try the English Paper Pieced, Super Star Coasters project or the Happy as a Clam Cushion which use the new Liberty quilting fabric collection. If embroidery is more your thing, you’ll love the Easter Bunny Embroidery, an adorable hand-embroidered hoop art and re-claim a little me-time to relax and unwind with the hand-stitched Mandala Embroidery. In features We Meet talented textile designer Cas Holmes, Mr X Stitch looks at the therapeutic benefits of crafting whilst Mrs Bowden shares her tips for making Perfect Piping. 

As we head into frosty February, keep chills at bay with our sunny sewing projects. The cover features the Tie-sleeve Blouse - super speedy to make as it is constructed from just two pattern pieces! We introduce the Wool Pencil Skirt into our Capsule Wardrobe series. This is a timeless classic and also bang on trend for Spring 2018. For your home, the Eclipse Pillow uses bold fabric prints to create a cushion with an echo of mid-century design, and stitch your own Spring Landscape using just a few fabric scraps, free motion embroidery and a sprinkling of your own artistic flair! For the perfect sized bag, the Mostly Monochrome Dilly Bag uses ‘quilt as you go’ piecing and is ideal for taking to the gym or storing haberdashery essentials. Lorle Purse is adorned with pretty, hand embroidered flowers, which will make you feel as though the sun is shining even if, strictly speaking, it isn’t! And as Valentine’s day nears, the Love Embroidery Cushion features a delicate, hand embroidered message and fluttering felt hearts. We Visit the delectable Linen Garden, Mr X Stitch explores the art of Meredith Woolnough, whilst Kerry Green looks at achieving the perfect fit. 

Start off the New Year with the January issue of Sewing World – packed full of must-sew projects. Our new Capsule Wardrobe dressmaking series starts off with the Boat Neck Top - a simple and stylish garment that can be worn as an everyday, casual item - make in smart fabric for workwear or dress up for evening attire. Add some cheer to your wardrobe with the Riverboat Skirt - a bright and sassy skirt that will take you from winter to spring, complete with floral embroidered patch pockets. To co-ordinate with your garments we have two bag projects, the Reflected Handbag is designed by Art Gallery Fabrics founder, Pat Bravo and Minki Kim shows us how to make a sturdy quilted Tote Bag. For those who fancy a little patchwork, try the Tilda Heritage Harvest Quilt which uses cuddle fleece to make a snuggly, raggy-seamed quilt and the Candy Shop Sewing Accessories celebrate Oakshott’s new fabric collections to make five beautiful sewing accessories. We continue our sewing journey with Elizabeth Healey, this month looking at reverse appliqué. Mr X Stitch is blown away by the machine embroidered art of Carol Shinn and Kerry Green looks at indie designer maternity patterns. 

Merry Christmas! We have some fabulously festive sewing for you in this issue. The easy-to-make, elegant Kimono Jacket will be a perfect accompaniment to your festive outfit and why not match it with the gorgeous Embellished Purse – it will have admirers swooning at the beautiful vibrant colours and design. For your festive décor, try the cute Christmas Elf Bowl using easy patchwork or the charming Mitten Garland – using felted woollen blankets to add a Scandi-style finishing touch to your fireplace or hallway. The Little Deer, Christmas Stocking combines earthy, Essex linen and pretty Liberty prints to make a traditional stocking ready for Xmas Eve. For quick-to-make gifts - the Chenille Cosmetic Bag, stylish and practical it uses cut layers of fabric to create a soft texture and the whimsical Sleep Tight Embroidery, with a sleepy moon and stars will create a sweet feature for any nursery wall. We meet machine embroiderer Linda Miler, whilst we take a look behind the scenes at Willian Gee – an atmospheric haberdashery set in the heart of London’s East End. Elizabeth Healey continues her Creative Sewing Practice and Mr X Stitch takes a lingering look at lace. Happy Christmas sewing! 

Christmas inspiration! Our cover star for November is the Cowl Neck Top, both elegant and flattering it is also quick and simple to make! Create in a crisp cotton or linen for a structured look or use luxurious silk, satin or crêpe for a soft, draped silhouette. Keep your hands protected from the chilly weather with the Sheepskin Mittens which are upcycled from a faux sheepskin jacket and super stylish too! The Winter Warmer Slippers will help keep your toes toasty warm and are the perfect project to pamper yourself or make a great gift. Make Christmas extra magical by sewing your very own, handmade Christmas Tree Decorations. Featuring folk art inspired embroidery, these gorgeous ornaments will be treasured for years to come. The timeless Deck the Halls Embroidery hoops welcome in the festive season with their cheery message and the Festive Advent Calendar will help you count down the December days in style. We Meet embroiderer Emillie Ferris and discover more about her pet and animal portraits and we take a peek behind the scenes at London fashion Week. Elizabeth Healey continues her stitching journey with Creative Sewing Practice, whilst Mr X Stitch takes a closer look at lace

Our October issue of is filled with glowing sewing projects to ease us through the change of seasons. A highlight of our autumn collection is the stylish Woollen Waistcoat, a simple make and a great way to add layering into your wardrobe. Another of our favourites is the Childs Reversible Jacket - an adorable make for little ones, it is also incredibly practical with its hood and cosy quilted fabric. Make an autumn coat for your cushions too with the Upcycled Cushions project. Using recycled gents’ wool jackets, these fun cushions celebrate the beauty of on-trend tweed and are effective, yet simple to make. Celebrate an autumn colour palette of rich reds, browns and golds in the Goldfinch Wall Art. A combination of appliqué and free motion embroidery creates a striking picture that will brighten up your home on even the greyest of days. We also visit this autumns must-see exhibition - Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion at the V&A Museum and we meet collage based textile artist Mandy Pattullo to hear more about her work and love of repurposing beautiful fabric. Elizabeth Healy continues inspiring us with her Creative Sewing Practice whilst Mr X Stitch takes a closer look at Needlepoint. 

This September issue of Sewing World is filled with sewing projects to celebrate the last weeks of summer and prepare for the arrival of autumn. The chic and cosy High Neck Jumper is semi-fitted with three quarter length sleeves and is just the thing to keep you warm as the seasons start to change. The easy Drawstring Skirt is quick to make and will be a versatile addition to your ‘me made’ wardrobe. Create a statement with our Canvas Slouch Bag made in sturdy canvas and features contrasting leather shoulder straps and revive any well-loved garment with the striking Embroidered Buttons. Get ready to go ‘back to school’ with the Fabric Lunch Bag which can be used over and over again for your work or school packed lunch. In features, visit the vibrant World of Anna Sui, find out more about Britain’s influential 20th century textile designer Lucienne Day and realise your potential as a creative stitcher with Elizabeth Healy and her Creative Sewing Practice, plus Mr X Stitch continues his guide to Contemporary embroidery. 

Summer is here! To celebrate, why not sew the flattering Tie Front Dress - it is a perfect summer garment that will take you from day to night. The Pom Pom bag is a fun make for your summer holiday to create a completely reversible beach bag. Make sure you stay organised during summer adventures with the Travel Document Holder – which helps keeps all your important documents safe and sound. Younger members of the family will love Stefan the Dachshund in his adorable sailor costume and a great project to make with kids are the Finger Puppets - fun and friendly animals made from recycled gloves. The little girls Beside the Seaside Skirt features bold beach themed prints, a detachable bib and comes with a matching, reversible sunhat too! We meet textile artist Betsy Greer, visit the inspiring online fabric and haberdasher Offset Warehouse, and Mrs Bowden shows us new ways to have fun with ricrac! There’s so much to keep you busy, there’s almost no time for a holiday!

Creative sewing, The Sheer Summer Blouse, Kent Skirt, Appliqué Shawl, Botanical Linen Napkins, Bucket Bag, Travel Pouch, Felt Dress-Up Doll, Summer Shade Wigwam, Royal School of Needlework, dressmaking, embroidery

New look Sewing World! This issue is full of creative sewing for you and your home. The Harley Tunic Dress is a smart and stylish dress perfect for British summertime and the Button-up Tank is an easy-to-wear top which is just the ticket for enjoying the sun. For days out sightseeing, the quirky Trickshot Camera Bag is inspired by the beauty of retro cameras and if you love hand embroidery, the Wild Flower Embroidery will bring a little sunshine into your home. Ideal Father’s Day gifts - the Utilitarian Apron and Bicycle Panniers combine functionality with style and are great sewing projects for the man in your life. For little ones - the Girls Field Mice Dress is just adorable and the quick and easy Baby Shoes are super cute. We also take a look behind-the scenes at the prestigious British embroidery atelier Hand & Lock and delve into the world of contemporary embroidery with Mr X Stitch. Discover how to make your stitched work more three-dimensional with our Pleats, Folds and Pinches technique and to celebrate our new look issue, we have a special competition with your chance to win an amazing Brother Innov-is 35 Sewing Machine! 

This issue is packed full of fresh projects, just perfect to celebrate the arrival of the warmer weather. The little girls Spring Appliqué Dress features pretty appliqué and will inspire all sorts of fun whilst playing in the garden. For more fabric frolics – the Vegetable Delight toys help demonstrate the importance of healthy eating and for even smaller members of the family, the Monkey Business shorts and jacket set is a stylish and practical twinset for toddler boys. For lazy May mornings, make yourself a pair of perfectly fitting Orton Pyjama Bottoms. Love Your Clothes Supercrafter Lauren Guthrie, shows us how to upcycle jeans to create a striking Chevron Tote and the cleverly folded Origami Bag is a reversible and stylish market bag. Plus Kerry Green meets clothing designer Liesl Gibson who founded the innovative children’s clothing pattern brand Oliver + S and we take a look around the captivating textile exhibition Entangled: Thread & Making. All this, plus regulars, favourites and more!

This issue is full of the joys of spring, packed with pretty floral fabrics, Easter bunnies and a sprinkling of April showers! The cute and flirty Portland Top will brighten your spring wardrobe and the chic Hip Bag is a perfectly sized bag for all your walking essentials. Our Easter Bunny Garland features sweet rabbit faces and quirky carrots to make a playful Easter decoration and the lovable Bunny Cushion cleverly uses pre-loved fabrics to make a cuddly cushion for your home. For more spring inspired makes, why not have a little fun mixing your raindrop colours in the machine embroidered April Showers Hoop Art and the adorable Girls Hooded Dress is a practical children’s make which looks fab teamed with a pair of wellies! Plus, we have some super tips and techniques - Tilly Walnes from The Great British Sewing Bee shows you some top tips for your sewing machine and Mrs Bowden shares her wisdom on inserting a set in sleeve. All of this, our regulars and more!

The February 2017 issue of Sewing World celebrates Valentine’s Day with our love of sewing! With 10 inspirational projects, the Be My Valentine T-shirt Dress is the cover star - classic, understated and easy-to wear. For more formal occasions, the Ava Skirt has stylish box pleats and would look great sewn in light or heavier-weight fabrics. For little ones, the Keepsake Teddy Bear is created using treasured baby grows and the traditional Rag Doll will provide hours of fun. Add a little love to your home with the Loving Hearts Wall Hanging - made using appliqué and free motion embroidery. The felt and hand embroidered Flower Brooches will brighten a plain jumper and for the man in your life, the Valentine's Tie has a secret embroidered message for a perfect romantic gesture. All this, plus sewing features, techniques, top tips, competition, our regulars and more! 

Welcome 2017 with inspiring, fresh projects from this issue of Sewing World. The cover star project is the gorgeous Takara Blouse - a wardrobe staple, it exudes stylish simplicity. And if fitness is on your New Year to-do list, the Yoga Outfit will help give you a kick start. We all know money can be tight in January so the Leather Purse and Wallet is perfect for keeping your remaining pennies safe and sound and as a quick make, the Letter in a Bottle Pincushion is just the ticket. The fabulous Hemingway Hippo and Pig will bring a pop of colour to your home décor whilst the machine Embroidered Height Chart is a fun addition to any child's room. For patchwork enthusiasts, the Winter Forest Bed Runner will help give your bed linen a new lease of life. All this, plus sewing features, techniques, top tips, our regulars and more! 

Sewing World offers you some festive treats this month; the Little Girl’s Hooded Cape is a fairy-tale cape to keep your favourite little girl warm and cosy or why not try the handy Craft Easel or Christmas Reindeer Jumper which transforms a plain old jumper into a fun Christmas creation. And for big and little kids alike, the Wrap It Up Advent Panel from Makower is a colourful calendar to hold treats and surprises. For your home, make the stylish woolfelt Merry Little Christmas Wreath complete with leaves, berries and tag. For those who love to cook, the Christmas Kitchen Set is the perfect present and the cute Recipe Book Cover would be a great gift for a friend. To help brighten up dark winter days – try the sunny Scrap Happy Quilt. Plus smashing techniques, features, festive fabric competition, all our regulars and more! 

Christmas is coming and the November issue of Sewing World magazine is brimming with Christmas ideas, inspiration and sewing projects. Our cheeky cover star - the adorable Christmas Gnome will add a touch of Scandinavian mischief to your home and the Christmas Wall Pocket will help to keep all your festive letters and notes in one place. The Christmas Tote Bag has pockets galore and is ideal to take on shopping trips and the fabulously Festive Hot Water Bottle Cover is a great little project for cold winter evenings. The Christmas Advent Calendar makes clever use of pre-loved textiles to create a colourful calendar. Dress makes this month include the classic Tweed Cape and the cute Shark Dungarees are a perfect fit for little ones with a big sense of adventure! Plus we have lots more projects, features and our regulars to ensure your sewing knowledge is kept right up to date.

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Sewing World - March 2017

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