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Plant pots in different sizes to give as a gift or keep for yourself. They are a fun accessory to elevate your home interior. We love to surround ourselves with cushions and table runners in our favourite fabrics. These are all great projects for beginner sewers.

These moderately wide leg trousers with pressed creases will truly be a versatile staple in your wardrobe. Depending on your choice of fabric and style, you can create totally different looks. The fabric has a bit of stretch to make them comfortable and figure flattering. The shorter style view B also features wide turn-ups at the hem. Suitable for fabric with stretch only

Feel good fashion is what we want to call this dress with a high set skirt and round neckline with a back slit. View A is calf length with wide sleeves held at the wrists by cuffs. View B is knee length and features narrower sleeves with pleats to finish off the lower edges.

The perfect project for an ambitious hobby sewer: a young man's suit consisting of slip-on trousers with clever pockets and a classic lined suit jacket with lapels and patch pockets.

Quick and easy to sew, these practical straight leg slip-on pants have everything you want in the way of style and comfort: elastic at the waist, detailed with a pretty mock drawstring, and indispensable pockets in the seams. Vary the length to suit your taste.

These blouses with shoulder yokes may just be your new favourites. The attached band elongates your body, continuing the line of the flattering V-neck. The longer blouse view A features side slits, a narrow tie band and three-quarter sleeves. View B is made up with a stand collar and long sleeves with elastic.

Sometimes we want a bit more chicness - here you have your choice: View A has a narrow skirt, wide sleeves with cuffs and a back vent. View B features a slightly flared skirt with yokes and shorter sleeves. Make up the belt in the same fabric to complete the outfit.

Straight cut trousers like these are sure to flatter your figure. Both the longer style and the shorter culottes are very comfortable thanks to an elastic waist. No need to insert a zip fastener!

A true staple in every wardrobe - slim fitting tops to wear as layering pieces or on their own. Choose between long sleeves to turn up or just short sleeves. A band serves to finish off the neckline. Sized for stretch knits only

These chic dresses require no zip fastening. The loose fit and shallow neckline make these slip on styles. The skirt with an inverted front pleat sits high and puts swing into your movements to nicely echo the wide sleeves and sleeve bands.

Swingy, tiered skirts with an elastic waist are easy to sew and can be combined in so many ways. The length and your choice of fabric will make the difference. Sew yourself a new favorite skirt!

Misses' Dress and Blouse Be it a classic dress or a casual blouse, this is a clever cut. The dress with short sleeves and a bias skirt is a potential new favourite. A generous neckline with a colour contrasting collar will draw all eyes to you. The hip length blouse drapes softly over your curves. The collarless neckline and long sleeves makes it both comfortable and chic.

Misses' Dress with Waistband and Wide or Narrow Skirt On the one hand, we have a dress with youthful details such as a wide skirt, pretty print and lace trim. On the other hand, we can keep it more subdued and go with a narrower pencil skirt. The simplicity of the latter creates quite an elegant look. Choose according to the occasion and your own styling type.

Two classic styles (both lined) will bring you joy for years to come. The trench coat with generous lapels and a belt can also be made up in classic beige or navy. The gold buttons and band details on the caban jacket lend it a maritime touch.

Misses' Double-Breasted Jacket and Coat This double-breasted coat with patch pockets reminds us of a trench coat. It is just as much on trend but looks chic without too many details. The short jacket with piping on the sleeves and side pockets looks fresh thanks to the print fabric.

Pencil Case, Pochette, Clutch A pencil case, cosmetics pochette with a zipper, and flat clutch are made up in pretty fabrics. These would be lovely gifts for someone special - or even for yourself!

Kitchen Accessories For yourself or to give as a gift, these stylish kitchen accessories are fabulous. A wide and pretty ribbon waistband with tie bands adorns the apron with a patch pocket. Pot holders and tea towels in pairs are always welcome and easy to sew.

Misses' Coat The classic kimono has long been a fashion statement and affords so many styling options. With this style in different hem lengths and sleeve lengths, everyone can find their favourite.

Misses' Dress This pattern offers all kinds of options: make it up in silk for a lingerie look, in a cotton fabric for an easy wear sun dress on hot days, or as a mini dress to throw over your bikini at the beach. Quick and easy - who could want more from a summer dress?

Misses' Skirt This skirt may look complicated but it is super easy to sew! It consists of just one rectangle of fabric. The front knot is an eye catching detail. The stretchy fabric will hug your figure for a perfect fit. A casual and comfortable piece to take on holiday but just as suitable for the office or about town.

Misses' Top A sporty tank top in three different lengths highlight pretty shoulders. Binding at the edge of the neckline and topstitching with a twin machine needle at the edges of the armholes are easy details.

Misses' Dress and Jumpsuit Ideal garments to take along on holiday, the straight cut dress and simple jumpsuit are easy to pack. Both have elastic at the waist to create a flattering shape and feature practical in-seam pockets. A back slit makes them easy to slip on and off and does away with the need to sew in a zip fastener.

Misses' Pants Although easy to sew, these pants will be a great addition to your wardrobe. Elastic at the waist, in-seam pockets and pressed creases make them suitable and wonderfully comfortable for many occasions. Wear them in a business setting, about town or for leisure activities.

Misses' Dress These straight cut, sleeveless dresses are ideal for a hot summer. Elastic at the waist creates more shape and there is no fastening required since these dresses are slip-on styles. The sleek and simple look is underlined by panel seams and (nearly) invisible in-seam pockets.

Misses' Dress and Top Looking for something special? Look no further - here is quite a distinctive dress and top. The interesting V-neck paired with raglan sleeves stands out nicely with different fabrics and trim. The intertwined bands are the eye catcher on the top.

Misses' Dress and Blouse How nice that tiered dresses and blouses are back on trend. They are so wonderfully feminine, light and easy to wear. The V-neckline adorned with dainty buttons will flatter every d'collet'.

Misses' Jacket Sporty jackets, reminiscent of Canadian lumberjack shirts but not necessarily plaid, are wonderfully easy to wear and pair with other separates. Use the same pattern for a dress by choosing a slightly longer length and adding a cord drawstring to accent the waist.

Misses' Skirt Flared panel skirts flatter every woman - choose your best length from mini to midi! The elasticated waist ensures a comfortable fit. Pockets in the side seams and a stylish slit are easy details to sew.

Misses' Top Fitted tops with raglan sleeves and a shallow neckline look youthful and sporty, especially when made up in a combination of bold colors and prints. Go ahead and create your own style!

Misses' Jacket A jacket with an unusual cut - it may be a bit of a challenge to sew but so worth the time and effort! This is a unique garment you can wear for years to come. The edges of jacket view B are detailed with fringed strips of fabric which are quite reminiscent of a Chanel tweed.