Seamwork Magazine: Women to the Front (May 2016)

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Book 18 of Seamwork Magazine

Language: English

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Publisher: Seamwork

Published: Apr 29, 2016

Collection: Magazines and Journals
Page Count: 108
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Topic: Crafts

Description:

In This Issue:

  • Patterns: Perry dress + Layton romper
  • Celebrating Women: Female friendship is one of the most powerful forces in shaping our lives, and the world.
  • Resources: Where to get fabric, supplies, and recommended additional reading for this issue.
  • Handmade Beauty: Make your skin glow with a pineapple mask.
  • Block Paper Scissors: Create a flirty off-the-shoulder peasant blouse.
  • Zero-waste design: The Creation of Waste-Free Garments.
  • Modern Appliqué: A fresh take on a classic embellishment.
  • Elusive Targets: The changing shape of the ideal woman.
  • The Woman Behind the Sewing Challenge: Zoe Edwards talks community, motherhood, and of course, Me-Made-May.
  • Discharge Printing on Fabric: Create softly-printed fabric at home.
  • How to Sew a Leather Clutch: Create a customized fold over.
  • Swatch Service: This month, we looked for lightweight and medium weight knits with a nice drape for both Layton and Perry.
  • Seamwork Style: Mix and match patterns for a unique me-made wardrobe.
  • Sewing Specifics: Quick tutorials to upgrade your sewing.
  • P-O-W-E-R: Finding power through craft, by Aimee Davis.
  • Behind the Seams: Take a look behind the seams of a 1960s shift dress.
  • The Seamworker’s Guide to London: Explore all that this metropolis has to offer, with Sara Homer.