Seamwork Magazine: The Warmth Issue (November 2015)

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Book 12 of Seamwork Magazine

Language: English

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Publisher: Seamwork

Published: Oct 4, 2015

Collection: Magazines and Journals
Page Count: 71
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Topic: Crafts

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In This Issue:

  • Patterns: Camden cape + Wembley cardigan
  • Fighting the Cold: Let sewing bring a little more light into the coming winter.
  • Handmade Beauty: Relax with a soothing oatmeal bath.
  • Block, Paper, Scissors: Make a feminine petal sleeve using a basic sleeve.
  • The Seamworker’s Guide to Paris: Explore Paris with pattern designer and teacher, Christine Haynes.
  • A Funny Thing Happened: Sewing lessons through mistakes, by Barbara Clark.
  • Seamwork Style: Mix and match patterns for a unique me-made wardrobe.
  • From Sheep to Steam: Explore the history, science, and benefits of wool.
  • Keeping Warm: A Guide to Fabrics for Coats and Jackets.
  • How to start a small clothing brand: Sadie Roberts of Tradlands offers her experience building a US-made clothing label from the ground up.
  • The Secret Lives of Looms: Learn everything you need to know about the structural properties of fabric from hand weaving.
  • Conquering the Welt: Learn how to sew single and double welts, plus common variations.
  • Behind the Seams: Take a look behind the seams of a 1960s sheath dress.
  • Swatch Service: This month, we looked for draped knits for Wembley and warm coating and linings for Camden.
  • Resources: Where to get fabric, supplies, and recommended additional reading for this issue.