July 2025

July is here, and with it comes a new batch of sunshine-ready sewing projects to brighten your days. From Don Morin’s tiered candy-striped skirt to Sophie Tarrant’s vintage doily table runner, this issue is full of pieces that are equal parts stylish and practical. You’ll find inspiration for the garden, too — like a colorful utility apron and a whimsical ladybug flag that’s as cheerful as a summer bloom. We’re also bringing back a few all-time favorites in our Editor’s Picks section, including the Sunny SoCal Relaxed Tee and the Day-Tripper Neck Pillow Bag — because some patterns are just too good to make only once. Wherever the season takes you, you’ll find the perfect project to stitch along the way.  READ MORE 
Caitlin Eaton

Featured

Whether you’re sewing your own wardrobe, whipping up handmade gifts, or simply looking to neaten your seams, a serger (also known as an overlocker) can seriously advance your sewing game. With its speedy stitching and professional finish, it’s no wonder this machine is a firm favorite among garment makers.  READ MORE 
For new sewists, reading a sewing pattern can easily be overwhelming, especially once you open your pattern and see dashed lines, triangles, dots, and more. That’s why our editors are here to save the day! We’ve gathered the most common pattern markings that beginner sewists are most likely to encounter, all into one handy list. If you can’t tell your cutting lines from your grainlines, then you’re in the right place.  READ MORE 

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