Fibre Mood Special n°5 invites you to head outdoors, breathe in the crisp autumn air, and enjoy the warmth of good company. This Outdoor Special is packed with cosy patterns full of character for the colder season: from jackets, coats and blazers to sweaters, skirts, dresses and versatile layering pieces. Accessories haven’t been forgotten either, with a bucket hat and warm gloves to complete your outdoor look.

Expect generous volumes, strong silhouettes, and clever details that effortlessly combine comfort and style. Think faux fur, faux leather, suede, animal prints and a rich colour palette inspired by caramel, chocolate and gold. Anette and Dante make a statement with their oversized silhouettes, while Elof, Magnus and Mingus offer endless possibilities for layering. Each design brings its own take on shape, texture, and functionality. Louisa adds a romantic touch, while Aki and Boaz prove that comfort and character can go hand in hand.

Fibre Mood Special n°5 is made for sewistas who love experimenting with silhouettes and fabrics, but above all want to create clothes that make them feel warm and comfortable while still feeling completely themselves. From a brisk autumn walk to an evening around the campfire, these patterns are made for the outdoors, for spending time together, and for all those moments when you simply want to snuggle up close.

• Aki Shirt
• Anette Jacket
• Boaz Skirt
• Dante Jacket
• Eddie Hat
• Elda Coat
• Elof Jacket
• Gio Gloves
• Herman Blazer
• Jerom Coat
• Louisa Dress
• Magnus Sweater
• Marwi Coat
• Mingus Coat
• Nigel Jacket
• Ria Skirt

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.