Welcome the new sewing season with Fibre Mood Magazine Edition 40, featuring twelve fresh patterns designed to bring style, comfort and versatility to your handmade wardrobe. From modern takes on everyday staples to eye-catching statement pieces, this edition is packed with designs you’ll enjoy sewing and wearing for seasons to come.

Explore contemporary tailoring with Alya, embrace the bold personality of Nori, or sew Sora, a pair of versatile barrel-leg trousers you can style in countless ways. Elva, Leni, Niva, Umi and Veya offer effortless options for a stylish transitional wardrobe, while Yuna, Kiva and the flowing Zafira dress introduce interesting silhouettes and beautifully considered details. Complete your handmade look with Sofora, a practical yet stylish bag.

Perfect for everything from crisp autumn mornings to warmer late-summer days, Fibre Mood 40 is filled with inspiring patterns, creative styling ideas and plenty of motivation for your next project. Choose your fabrics, switch on your sewing machine and create something you’ll be proud to wear again and again.

Sewing patterns included in edition 40:

• Alya - collarless jacket
• Elva - gathered blouse with balloon sleeves
• Kiva - pleated wide-leg trousers
• Leni - short-sleeved top
• Niva - sleeveless tie-neck top
• Nori - boxy jacket
• Sofora - bag
• Sora - barrel-leg trousers
• Umi - longline cardigan
• Veya - sweatshirt
• Yuna - ruffle wrap skirt
• Zafira - tiered dress with a tie neckline

The magazine is in English‚ but the full written and illustrated instructions are available for download in four languages (English‚ French‚ Dutch and German) via a link in the magazine.

Section one:

In the first part of the magazine you will find beautiful fashion photography and line drawings of all of the designs included in the magazine to give you inspiration and ideas for fabrics and styling. They even include information on where the shoes and accessories were sourced!

Section two:

In the second part of the magazine you will find the printed sewing patterns on A1 paper stapled into the magazine. The different designs overlap each other so you do need to trace the patterns‚ however‚ each pattern is colour coded to make tracing easier.

It is also important to note the printed patterns do not include seam allowances and you will need to add these when you trace the sewing pattern pieces. You can find a range of suitable tracing tools and papers on our website should you need them.

Section three:

In the final part of the magazine you will find size charts‚ finished garment measurements‚ fabric suggestions and fabric requirements for each sewing pattern included in the magazine.

The instructions are diagrams only‚ however‚ you can download full written and illustrated instructions for each pattern available in four languages (English‚ French‚ Dutch and German) via the link provided in the magazine.