Love Sewing Issue 66
This bumper issue comes with two versatile pattern gifts and an exclusive machine handbook collated in association with Janome.
This issue goes on sale in the UK on Thursday April 11th in most supermarkets and newsagents, you can also order this issue direct from our website – browse all our magazines for sale here – Sewing Magazine Shop. Find out where you can buy Love Sewing Magazine using our handy storefinder.
You’ll find lots of helpful tips and step-by-step guides to push your dressmaking skills.
Whip up a floaty blouse using your exclusive McCall’s 4-in-1 blouse pattern. This issue also comes with a versatile skirt pattern from Threadcount which will enable you to make beautiful skirts perfect for completing smart and casual outfits.
Master Your Machine – Sewing Machine Guide
We’re thrilled to bring you an indispensable Janome machine handbook; whether you’re a beginner or experienced sewist this guide will cover a range of topics and common questions to help you master your machine.
What else can you find in issue 66 of love sewing Magazine?
Four dressmaking projects including two dresses, a jacket and a statement leopard print skirt!
Follow our in-depth bag making tutorial to make spacious tote bag
Sew the perfect spring table runner and vibrant pincushions
We have an exclusive interview with Terry Fox and we learn all about the enduring art of shibori.
Plus – don’t forget to enter our amazing giveaways and enjoy our fabric and pattern discounts for independent and big-name brands!
Every issue includes tutorials and advice from our industry experts –Wendy Gardiner, Alison Smith MBE, Elisalex de Castro Peake, and Claire-Louise Hardie.
Stitch withAMY SCARROur Editor Amy is a self-confessed stitchaholic and has nearly replaced her entire wardrobe with handmade garments! Read more
Stitch withLORNA MALKINAs well as being Deputy Editor, Lorna is a keen beginner, dabbling in dressmaking and embroidery Read more
Stitch withCLAIRE-LOUISE HARDIETeacher, author and costumier for the West End, CL is the sewing guru to help you push your skills further with her clever tutorialsRead more
Stitch withWENDY GARDINERBrand ambassador for the McCall Pattern Company, Wendy is also an author, experienced teacher and dressmaking aficionado Read more
Stitch withELISALEX DE CASTRO PEAKE Co-founder and Head of Design at By Hand London patterns, Elisalex is a stitcher extraordinaire with incredible sense of styleRead more
Stitch withALISON SMITH MBEAwarded an MBE for her services to dressmaking, author and pattern designer Alison teaches couture courses at her School of Sewing Read more
Stitch withSTACEY CHAPMANStacey is a renowned textile artist and free-motion embroidery expert! Read more
Love the patterns in this month’s magazine and the articles. I know that there is a lot of discussion about inclusive sizing, but as someone who is sewing as RTW is hard to find to fit, because I’m petite, busty and leggy, I’d love it if more of the patterns were smaller. (I’m 5’2″, 32E (39-29-34) with a 30″ inside leg. That 34″ hip is too small for many patterns and pattern company ranges.)
Hi! I’m a total beginner and I’m making the wrap skirt from the pattern that came with issue 66.
In step 6 it tells you to to pin the tie to the skirt. But I was wondering if it should be attached to just the waist facing?
Please help!
Many thanks!