November 2025

Somehow it's happened: we've officially entered the pre-holiday season! And if your location is anything like mine, you're also experiencing an increase in rainy days and cooler temperatures. But don't despair! This new issue of We Like Sewing has plenty of cozy projects to keep your interest, especially when it's too rainy to be outside. Start by sewing a simple and practical hot water bottle cover by designer Sophie Tarrant. This one is great to make extras of (they're ideal holiday gifts for everyone on your list). Next up, let's gift your wardrobe a fall staple: Daniela Paz Gutierrez-Diaz’s palazzo-style yoga pants are perfect for dressing up and down. You'll be grabbing these every week! Feeling the holiday spirt? Get your home ready for Thanksgiving guests with Debbie von Grabler-Crozier’s patchwork door bow. It adds just the right amount of fall cheer to your doorway; plus, it's ideal for leftover fabrics. Looking for something for the little one in your life? This month's cover project brings just the thing: Jo Carter's sweet fall fox pattern is just too adorable. We dare you not to fall in love! Also in this issue, you'll learn how to sew toggle closures as well as discover our Editor’s Picks, featuring must-have projects for this season.  Happy Sewing,  READ MORE 
Caitlin Eaton

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Toggles closures are a popular button closure choice for a variety of garments. They are perfect for items like coats, capes, sweaters, and other kinds of sewing projects (especially outerwear!). Since they consist of two parts, it’s very important to line them up properly for the best look. Follow along to find out all about toggles and how they work, including how to sew them onto garments!  READ MORE 
Dust off your sewing encyclopedias because today, class is in session! If you’re new to sewing, knowing basic terminology for dresses, skirts, and sleeves will make searching for patterns so much easier. In this beginner-friendly article, we’ll be examining different types of sleeves that you’re most likely to encounter when sewing. While you probably know the difference between short sleeves and three-quarter length sleeves, styles of sleeves such as dolman or butterfly may be more difficult to discern. Let us help you learn the different types of sleeves in our handy quick guide. Want to keep this article on hand so that you can reference it when needed? Be sure to save it to your Favorites!  READ MORE 

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