Peppermint Magazine Issue 56

Buy Issue 56 of Peppermint magazine. Made in collaboration with the marvellous Johanna Morris, the New Zealand-based patternmaker behind Forget-me-not Patterns, the Peppermint Rosalie Skirt is a midi-length dream, with a flat-finished, darted front and an elasticated back, combining class and comfort. With its fabulous feature flounce, you’ll be prancing and dancing out of every room just to feel the drama.

In this issue:

• The Peppermint Rosalie Skirt (printed sewing pattern in sizes A – P, approx. UK 8 – 32)
• Getting curious with Jonathan Van Ness
• In the green room with musician and activist Jack River
• An exclusive extract from Grace Tame’s memoir
• Carly Findlay on unlearning ableism
• Three makers speak to the wisdom of slowing down
• Climate scientist Peter Kalmus in defence of civil disobedience
• The evolution of sewing circles
• Love don’t need a cure: the fight against conversion therapy
• Behind the seams with The ANJELMS Project
• Guac your world with three delicious avocado recipes
• Spinning around the pottery wheel with Kazuya Ishida
• An easy, breezy, beautiful t-shirt dress DIY
• Crochet your way to a brand-new bag
• Rock down to electric avenue as we test-drive an EV
• Travel to sunny Cairns and screech-in to Newfoundland

What is Peppermint magazine?

Peppermint is an Australian quarterly print magazine focused on style, sustainability, sewing and substance. As a small, independent publication that champions ethical fashion, diversity, inclusivity, climate action, slow living, sewing and DIY, social justice and more, Peppermint tells real stories with authenticity, thoughtfulness and passion. Each issue also includes a gorgeous full-size printed sewing pattern to help you create a sustainable wardrobe to suit yourself (and the planet).