
Details
| ARTICLE NUMBER | LK-PHSCHN-TM0422 |
|---|---|
| FABRIC TYPE | Lektüre |
The fourth issue of TAUKO magazine slows down the pace of life and focuses on what grows right at our feet. This issue is dedicated to the world of fungi, explaining the interplay of mycorrhizae and teaching the basics of natural dyeing with fungi. The magazine presents ten sewing patterns from independent designers, inspired by the world of fungi and plants. Using soft linen, wool, poplin, and hand-dyed fabrics, dresses, trousers, and jackets are created in many variations – suitable for sewers of all experience levels. All patterns are available in nine sizes – from 78 cm to 146 cm bust measurement.
TAUKO Magazine is a pioneering independent print publication for home sewers worldwide. The diverse perspectives of craft, culture, and climate are explored through sewing patterns, interviews, columns, articles, tips, and recommendations from international contributors.
FORMAT
TAUKO is a 128-page collector's item measuring 275 mm x 215 mm. The magazine includes four folded pattern sheets. It is printed in Estonia and is glued and stapled to ensure durability and readability.
DESIGNER
Vivian Shao Chen, Floriane, Vanessa Hansen, Jasmin Henzi, Kristína Šipulová, Andini Wijendaru and Cris Wood
Articles, essays and columns
Maker Story: Gathering Craftsmanship by Kristína Šipulová
Interview with textile illustrator Satu Kontinen: Flowering Textiles
An introduction to dyeing with mushrooms by Julie Beeler
Creative Fungi: Mila Moisio in conversation with Julie Beeler
Illustrated story: Making with Mycelia by Christine Liu
Clothing and Identity – Essay by Maibe Maroccolo
Column: In Relationship to Plants by Katrina Rodabaugh
Craft Letters: From Brisbane with Love by Sue-Ching Lascelles
Book reviews