Simply Sewing issue 64 out soon
We’re not just welcoming in a new year, we’re beginning a new decade! There’s no doubt about it, if there ever was a good time for a fresh start, it’s now. Check out our new issue of Simply Sewing to give your new year of sewing a boost!
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Perhaps you’re a newbie, who’s been longing to make your own clothes, and that shiny new sewing machine for Christmas means you can. Or maybe as a more seasoned sewist, you’ve simply decided that 2020 is the year you’re finally going try a new technique. But where to begin? Here’s our advice – surround yourself with enough sewing inspiration (this issue is a great place to start) and soon you’ll be saying those magic words… “I can make that!”
Read on for our issue projects preview or order your copy of issue 64 in our online store today.
Sew a simple shift dress to start your new year’s me-made wardrobe.
Make your own easy-sew culottes
We’ve got bags of accessories for you to make too!
As a bonus gift, you’ll also get a handy water erasable pencil – time to treat yourself!
Make a super sweet hair bow to try out your new French Knot skills
Embroidery beautiful wall art
Make a splash in your living space with a splurge of colour and our beginner-friendly home sewing projects – make a quilt, cushions, laptop case, storage baskets, camera strap and coasters
All this, plus
- Get making modern homestyle projects to give your home a new look in 2020.
- Learn how to work with waterproof fabrics.
- Master French knots with our stitch guide
- Make a classic teddy bear toy
- Easy-sew fabric plant pots
Simply Sewing issue 64 is on sale from 24th December 2019!
Authors
Former Mollie Makes Deputy Editor and CrossStitcher Commissioning Editor, Charlie has been editing Simply Sewing for over 6 years. She is passionate about all things created with a needle and thread! With over ten year’s experience in craft publishing, she’s edited and curated over 10 bookazines, contributed to a series of Mollie Makes books published by Pavilion and has had her work featured in All About You, Beads Trends USA and The Guardian. Spreading positive vibes through slow stitching, craft and colour you can follow her latest makes on Instagram @theluckybluebird.
