Peppermint Magazine Issue 59

Peppermint

£18.00

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Buy Issue 59 of Peppermint magazine. Time to get shirty, stitchy pals! Say bonjour to Peppermint’s latest pattern, the beautiful Peppermint Belle Shirt. Made in collaboration with The Modern Sewing Co.’s marvellous Hetty Adams, this beauty offers a twist on traditional shirting tropes with striking details such as a wide placket, straight point collar and bell sleeves. With clean, clever construction, Belle is a dream to sew and a joy to wear, whether you whip one up in monochromatic linen, or rock a bold print and make a statement shirt – or dress! The opportunities are endless.

In this issue:

• The Peppermint Belle Shirt (printed sewing pattern in sizes A – O, approx. UK 6 – 30)
• Reclaiming beauty through First Nations wisdom with Sasha Kutabah Sarago
• The life-affirming joy of community choir
• Forage for flowers with cover artist Emma Morgan
• Step into the colourful reality of surface pattern design
• On the road to greener cities
• Rage against the machine – the rise of artificial intelligence
• Learning to sew on your own terms
• In safe hands – what do practical safe spaces look like?
• What a drag…hazard a guess as to the world’s most littered plastic
• Gary Bigeni lives life in glorious technicolour
• Ikuntji Artists is bringing wearable art to the world
• Level up your brown bag with a lunch-ready DIY
• Lessons in longevity from secondhand fashion
• Inside First Nations-owned store Kinya Lerrk and Co.
• The wilderness wonderland of Kangaroo Island
• A no-fuss garden bread recipe perfect for spring

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).