TAUKO Magazine is an independent, award-winning print publication that caters to home sewists globally. It delves into the diverse worlds of crafts, culture, and climate, offering sewing patterns, interviews, columns, and practical tips contributed by creators from across the globe.
ISSUE NO. 1 invites you to dive into the theme of The Age of the Makers, showcasing:
• 12 unique traceable paper patterns from independent designers, all with seam allowances.
• Patterns designed for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced sewists.
• Size-inclusive patterns ranging from a 31"/78 cm to a 57.5"/146 cm bust.
Join us in exploring the endless possibilities of sewing!
Description
In this debut edition of TAUKO magazine, you'll discover 12 designs from international creators, complete with step-by-step sewing instructions and full-sized paper patterns. The comprehensive guidance encourages makers of all skill levels to embark on their next sewing project. Each pattern comes in 9 sizes, catering to bust widths from 31" / 78 cm to 57.5" / 146 cm. Through articles, essays, columns, recommendations, and interviews, this issue delves into the theme of The Age of the Makers, celebrating makers as artists, innovators, and designers.
Featured designers: Ivona Fodora, Minna Konttijärvi, Mila Moisio, Johanna Morris, Casey Sibley, Evelyn Sitter, Marie Stamm, Miriam Strotkötter, Kaisa Rissanen.
Format
TAUKO is a collectable publication of 128 pages, measuring 275 mm high by 215 mm wide. The magazine includes four folded paper pattern sheets and is printed in Estonia, bound with both glue and stitching for durability and ease of use.
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TAUKO Magazine is an independent, award-winning print publication that caters to home sewists globally. It delves into the diverse worlds of crafts, culture, and climate, offering sewing patterns, interviews, columns, and practical tips contributed by creators from across the globe.
ISSUE NO. 1 invites you to dive into the theme of The Age of the Makers, showcasing:
• 12 unique traceable paper patterns from independent designers, all with seam allowances.
• Patterns designed for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced sewists.
• Size-inclusive patterns ranging from a 31"/78 cm to a 57.5"/146 cm bust.
Join us in exploring the endless possibilities of sewing!
Description
In this debut edition of TAUKO magazine, you'll discover 12 designs from international creators, complete with step-by-step sewing instructions and full-sized paper patterns. The comprehensive guidance encourages makers of all skill levels to embark on their next sewing project. Each pattern comes in 9 sizes, catering to bust widths from 31" / 78 cm to 57.5" / 146 cm. Through articles, essays, columns, recommendations, and interviews, this issue delves into the theme of The Age of the Makers, celebrating makers as artists, innovators, and designers.
Featured designers: Ivona Fodora, Minna Konttijärvi, Mila Moisio, Johanna Morris, Casey Sibley, Evelyn Sitter, Marie Stamm, Miriam Strotkötter, Kaisa Rissanen.
Format
TAUKO is a collectable publication of 128 pages, measuring 275 mm high by 215 mm wide. The magazine includes four folded paper pattern sheets and is printed in Estonia, bound with both glue and stitching for durability and ease of use.
