THE EDIT: NEW SEWING PATTERN RELEASES - 8 JUNE

It’s time for your weekly dose of The Edit: New Sewing Pattern Releases. This blog and vlog highlight some of the new arrivals to hit the shop this week. Kate natters about all the details you need to know so if you’re a pattern nerd like we are, this is for you!

June is off to a strong start with a flurry of fabulous new sewing patterns hitting the virtual shelves. This week, we'll nosy through the latest Quiltfolk magazine, crush on two new trouser patterns and swoon over a rather glamorous caftan pattern.

Quiltfolk Magazine Issue 34 (Arkansas)

This magazine is pure escapism. Quiltfolk travels America state by state with a team of writers and photojournalists and in this issue, the truck hits Arkansas. Whether preserving tradition or pushing boundaries, quilters continue to stitch Arkansas' story into fabric. It's as interesting to read as it is beautiful to look at.

Little Rosy Cheeks 'Me Made / Handmade Ribbed' Labels

With a beautifully unusual and tactile 3D ribbed texture, these labels are a great way to add a personal touch to your handmade items!

Little Rosy Cheeks 'Sew Your Own Sunshine' Labels

Add a burst of joy to your handmade creations with this woven label. A crisp white label with a golden yellow design, it will give a sunny sparkle to all your makes!

Matchy Matchy Apron Pocket Pants

This charming new arrival is easy to sew and has three options to choose from. Whether you choose breezy wide leg, slightly slimmer silhouette or shorts, the adorable ruffle-edged front patch pockets are the standout. All views are designed with an easygoing, relaxed fit that feels as good as it looks.

Friday Pattern Company Flâneur Pants

Are you looking for the elusive flat-fronted trousers with a comfy elasticated back? You wouldn't guess that Flâneur is just that. What's more, they have no side seam, making them easier to cut, sew and make in prints! The fit is comfortable and flexible, so you can choose your sizing based on the result you'd like to achieve.

The Assembly Line Drawstring Vest

If your opt for a minimalist yet architectural aesthetic, this could be a very fun addition to your wardrobe. The Drawstring Vest is a layering piece that can be styled in multiple ways. It features a cropped silhouette, open sides with adjustable drawstring toggles, a zip front closure, and welt pockets. The elastic drawstring runs across the back pane

Named Suvi Caftan Mini and Maxi Dress

You can't get cooler than a caftan. With its 70s vibes, breezy silhouette and dramatic shape, it oozes glamour. Suvi is a modern take on the style that includes two variations: a casual mini dress and a bohemian maxi dress. Whether you want to sew a day dress or a glamorous evening gown, this pattern will do the job!

Birgitta Helmersson Bow Dress Hack

This hack is an add-on to the ZW Gather Dress pattern. The neck and centre front edges of the bodice are finished with binding and close with thin ties. The gathered skirt has side pockets, and the sleeves feature gathers at the hem with a split and thin ties to close. 

Birgitta Helmersson Bow Top Hack

This hack is an add-on to the ZW Cropped Shirt pattern. The neck and centre front edges of the top are finished with binding and close with thin ties. The sleeves feature gathers at the hem with a split and thin ties to close. 

Sew Over It Bucket Bag

Perfect for holidays, the bucket bag will fit all your essentials into one handy package, just don't forget your spade! With a classic drawstring fastening,  flat base, full lining, and inside pocket, the Bucket Bag is as practical as it is cute. This little bag is also deceptively roomy. You can easily fit all your essentials inside, including a paperback/Kindle and water bottle. 

That's your lot for another week, we will be back in a week's time with another Edit.