Korhogo is a handspun, handwoven, hand-painted cotton fabric produced in Korhogo, Ivory Coast. The designs are created with a specially fermented dyestuff that turns black over time. Sew fascinating!
The technique of appliqué goes back as far as sewing, when people began using other bits of cloth to cover up holes in clothing items. Join us for a look at the history of this gorgeous artform.
Each weekday, Sew Daily Makers Club members get a curated project, available for 30 days — in addition to their 75 access-anytime patterns. Members, don't forget to download your rotating patterns before they expire!
(Daily projects are available for purchase by non-members.)
In this issue we're taking a look back and planning future sewing fun! Inside you’ll find warm weather inspiration, how-to, and features to create sheer projects with a fashion forward mindset, plus much more!
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