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Fibre Mood - Sewing Magazine - Edition 31 (English)   Official Release Date November 27th (Belgium time) 12 Sewing Patterns The Patterns are provided in the Magazine.  You will need to trace the patterns onto tracing paper, or use carbon...

Fibre Mood - Sewing Magazine - Edition 32 (English)   Official Release Date February 26th (Belgium time) 12 Sewing Patterns The Patterns are provided in the Magazine.  You will need to trace the patterns onto tracing paper, or use carbon...

Fibre Mood - Sewing Magazine - Edition 33 (English)   Official Release Date April 23rd  12 Sewing Patterns The Patterns are provided in the Magazine.  You will need to trace the patterns onto tracing paper, or use carbon paper to...

Fibre Mood - Sewing Magazine - Edition 35 (English)   Official Release Date 20th August  17 Sewing Patterns (includes variations of the same pattern) The Patterns are provided in the Magazine.  You will need to trace the patterns onto tracing...

Fibre Mood - Sewing Magazine - Special No. 4 Official Release Date 24th Sept.  17 Sewing Patterns (includes variations of the same pattern) The Patterns are provided in the Magazine.  You will need to trace the patterns onto tracing paper,...

About the Beach Pyjamas Beach Pyjamas, made of silk, linen, or cotton, often in bright, cubist-inspired prints, were the height of summer and resort fashion in the 1920s and 1930s.  They were worn from the afternoon to the evening as...

About the Chinese Jacket This sewing pattern for a classic jacket in three lengths and with front or asymmetrical opening is descended from the noblewoman's attire of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).  It is still worn by people of Chinese heritage around the...

About the Gaza Dress The Gaza dress pattern is an exact duplicate of the garment worn for centuries by village women in Gaza.  It is a loose fitting, ankle-length gown with long sleeves, slightly narrowed at the wrists, three side panels on each...

About the Gibson Girl Blouse The Gibson Girl was the ideal of feminine beauty at the turn of the 20th century.  She often wore a soft, loosely fitted blouse of light cotton or silk with a high collar to accentuate...

About the Guatemalan Gabacha European immigration between 1900-1930 to the Quetzaltenango area added new styles and techniques to the extraordinarily rich textile tradition of Guatemala. In the late 20th century, the town of Cantel boasted the largest textile mill in...

About the Hawaiian Mu'umu'u Considered aloha attire, this loose and breezy garment has its origins in the 1800s when missionaries adapted their Mother Hubbard-style dresses to fit Hawaiian women. Originally a tool of assimilation, native Hawaiians have since adapted and...

About the Hapi and the Haori The Haori, although traditionally worn on special occasions by men, is now most often seen on women layered over a kimono for street wear.  The Haori pattern is a thigh-length lined jacket which is sized...