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Köp Nummer 13 av den populära tidskriften Tauko hos oss! Detta är ett nummer med tema empati som utforskar hur sömnad kopplar oss till en större värld av textilaktivism, där skonsamt hantverk blir ett kraftfullt verktyg för social förändring. Här med vintriga mönster av quiltade kappor, chica klänningar och design med en unik twist. I detta nummer finns broderitekniker med.

Tauko kommer ut på engelska och är en riktigt tjock tidning på 128 sidor som är full av bilder, artiklar och inspiration från sömnadsvärldens alla hörn! Det ingår alltid upp till 4 mönster i varje nummer vilket är extra roligt!

Tidningen är tryckt i Estland med ett lim och bindning som ska göra att den håller längre och vara lätt att bläddra i.

(PS. Det finns några nummer av äldre Taoukos kvar också!)

Empathy is at the heart of Issue No. 13, inspiring makers to think deeply about how clothing shapes our understanding of each other and ourselves. This issue explores how sewing connects us to a wider world of textile activism, where gentle craft becomes a powerful tool for social change, with winter-ready patterns including quilted coats, chic dresses and designs with a unique twist.

Perfect for creating winter garments that are as meaningful as they are beautiful, this issue also includes special features such as hand embroidery techniques. Whether you’re an experienced maker or new to sewing, Issue 13 invites you to craft with compassion and care.

Each design is accompanied by paper patterns and step-by-step instructions, ensuring accessibility for all. Available in nine sizes ranging from a 31″/78cm bust to a 57.5″/146cm bust, our patterns empower makers of all shapes and sizes to bring their creative visions to life.

TAUKO Magazine is an award winning independent print and digital publication for home sewists around the world. The vast horizon of crafts, culture and climate is featured in sewing patterns, interviews, columns, articles, tips and recommendations by international contributors.

FORMAT
TAUKO is a 128-page collectable that measures in at 275mm high x 215mm wide. There are four folded paper pattern sheets included with the magazine. It is printed in Estonia with a glue and stitch binding to secure durability and easy reading.

DESIGNERS
Inessa Jääskeläinen, Sara Hallander, Jenny Hassler, Mila Moisio, Sophie Hood, Kaisa Rissanen, Juliette Gallois, Yasmín Abduljalil Faqi

Articles, essays and columns:
Material Empathy: How Craft Shapes Culture and Transforms Politics
Words by Liz McLellan
Illustrations by Pauline Pete

Breaking Stereotypes with Embroidery
Words and photography by Naushin Kaipally

Clothing and Identity
Words by Mark Francis
Photography by Mark Francis & Clive Bruder

Craft Letters: From Berlin with Love
Words and photography by Franka Girod

Book Reviews
Words by Mila Moisio
Photography by Laura Oja

Advertional: Exploring the Intersection of Craftsmanship and Technology in Couture
An Interview with Fashion Designer Tess van Zalinge

Mer om Tauko:

TAUKO Magazine is a pioneering independent print publication for home sewists and fashion and culture lovers, who have a big heart for the planet. It has its headquarters in Helsinki and Berlin and is founded and published by art researchers, fashion designers, makers, and passionate fighters for planetary wellbeing, Kaisa Rissanen and Mila Moisio. Its international network of contributors, designers, writers, photographers, and illustrators share the need to bring mindful and beautiful work to the world.

Each issue features more than 10 sewing pattern designs created by celebrities and newcomers from the sewing community. A carefully curated selection makes design clothing accessible to anyone willing to try out sewing and learn new skills. With actual-size paper patterns, easy guidelines, agile images, and illustrations, we wish to make the sewing experience empowering, exciting and fun. The vast horizon of crafts, culture, and climate is featured in interviews, columns, articles, tips, and recommendations by our international contributors.

TAUKO Magazine continues our story of finding new, regenerative, and empowering ways to celebrate design and clothes. It’s a start for positive system change. Our background is in running an awarded sustainable fashion brand, and we’ve become very familiar with design, pattern making, collection presentation, international fashion weeks – learning how clothing matter only when there is a personal connection to it.