“Creative. Regal. Serene. Blue has many meanings, and the 9 patterns included in this issue implore you to explore all aspects of this rich tone.”

 

Shop the newest issue of Finnish sewing and sustainability magazine, Tauko and create a rich varied wardrobe. Read the six articles including Water Colors on Canvas and Making story, Rebellious OPTIMATIUM. This issue will leaving you looking, not feeling Blue!

 

We've rounded up some of our favourite blue fabrics to spark inspiration: Liberty Tana Lawn in Kaleidoscope, Cotton Linen Jacquard in Jewel, Mammoth Flannel in Costal Fog, and Risha Cotton in Sky Blue. 

 

Shop returning favourite Ojibway Florals by Jackie Traverse this time in cotton jersey and polar fleece! Create stunning garments featuring the bold florals on vibrantly coloured backgrounds. 

 

 

"Tansi! Aniin (Hello). My name is Carrie Okemaw and I currently live in Edmonton, Alberta (Amiskwaciwâskahikan). My father is from Manto Sipi Cree Nation, Manitoba and my mother is from Berens River First Nation, Manitoba. I grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba which is in Treaty 1 territory…For the last 20 years, I have been beading and sewing traditional powwow outfits. Within the last 2 years, I started graphic design art and consider myself a self-taught graphic designer.

 

My biggest influences include my late grandmothers and my late aunt Margaret Okemaw. They taught me the importance of knowing who you are, appreciating where you are from and to create art based on our rich cultural heritage.

Within my art, I embrace both my Cree and Ojibway cultural knowledge and traditional teachings."