A sewing pattern magazine from Tauko on The Fold Line. A magazine with 10 sewing patterns to make garments such as trousers, tops, sweaters, dresses, coat and bag, fitting all sizes and body shapes.
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5
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TAUKO Magazine Issue No. 5

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Buy Issue No. 5 of TAUKO Magazine. Issue No. 5 is all about soft and comfy wool! This issue features essays about local wool production in Europe and portraits of textile artists working with indigenous sheep herds in Denmark and the US. Making use of soft jerseys, wool, padded cotton and linen, the sweaters, tops, trousers, dresses and coat come with many variations for differently skilled sewists. All patterns come in nine sizes ranging from a 31″/78 cm bust to a 57.5″/146 cm bust.

What is TAUKO Magazine?

TAUKO Magazine is a pioneering independent print publication for home sewists around the world. The vast horizon of crafts, culture and climate is featured in sewing patterns, interviews, columns, articles, tips and recommendations by international contributors.

SEWING PATTERN DESIGNERS: Joanne Au, Sadie Egan, Lisa Falconer, Christine Haynes, Elles Thé Lanfer, Bren Larsen, Juha Vehmaanperä, Andini Wijendaru.

OTHER CREATIVES: Lois Armas, Laura Oja, Lola Tairov, Josefina Eikenaar, Heleen Haijtema, Natascha Libbert, Jeroen Musch, Tyler Glasses, Alexis Bailey, Leila Kelleher.

What patterns are included?

Dillon Dress (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Doze Sweater (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Heila Bag

Highland Sweater (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Mula Trousers (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Ramona Dress and Blouse (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Regina Pants (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Valley Dress (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Velma Top (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

Wimborne Coat (sizes 1 – 9, approx. UK 6 – 32)

This sewing pattern magazine is available in PAPER format. TAUKO is a 128-page collectable that measures 275 mm high x 215 mm wide. It is printed in Estonia with a glue and stitch binding to secure durability and easy reading.

Please note: Four pull-out, double-sided paper pattern sheets are included with the magazine. The pattern pieces overlap so you will need to trace off the pieces you want to use. One pattern may be on several sheets. The images of the patterns and different colours will help you find the pieces you need.

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Awesome Regina Pants from TAUKO magazine Issue No. 5

The review is about Regina pants in TAUKO magazine Issue No. 5. I did the pants without adding gussets to the sides. Gussets are added to the pattern pieces as separate pieces as well. I love this pattern. I did make a toile with rose coloured bed sheet and they also came out as a wearable toile. I did add drawstring to rose coloured pants. I did make also a corduroy pair in papaya colour. The fabric is from Merchant and Mills and it is so perfect quality. Soft inside and so lovely to handle. Pants show their construction and shape with this fabric and with drape of this fabric. They do that also with cotton bed sheet;) Corduroy is very light weight though but perfect for the pattern. The pattern is nicely drafted. With small hints of shaping it gives the aimed outcome. To the corduroy pair at the back I cut nap going up and in front to go down. I also cut pockets from cross grain. This was due to get everything cut out from the fabric. Which was a little bit short to be cutting out nap to go to same direction in front and back pattern pieces. I did elastic to the waistband as was suggested. I also cut cuffs to the ancles and shortened lenght of the pants about 5 cm. I also changed shape of the ancle to get cuffs but otherwise I followed the pattern. I did size 4. And that was due to hip measurement that was suggested.  As the waistband has to come over hips while dressing on and off. Otherwise size is also perfect. I am 5'7 . The pants are very easy to sew. With sizing I did have some difficulties but otherwise with some knowledge of sewing they are also very easy to make. There are instructions to gussets as well. There are pleats at back to give shape and lovely big pockets on both sides. I love the shape. Instructions could be little bit more helpfull while choosing a size.

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