Indholdsfortegnelse for Issue 126 i Simply Sewing

Shorter days, longer nights and the beautiful colourful leaves are a sure sign Autumn is here − and with it comes a whole new season to sew for! Meet our cover star The Priya Dress, an easy-sew that will take you through from the warmer days up to winter − see p26 for styling inspo. We have Halloween covered with spooky stitching ideas on p12 and a fun kid’s dress-up on p54. Also, we have all the info you’ll need when sewing sweatshirt material (p18) so you can stitch up our jumper pattern on p22. We are delighted to bring you a Christmas keepsake book, made in collaboration with our friends and sponsors at Janome (p17). Plus enter our competition to win a Janome overlocker worth £1,149 (p16)! Share your…

DRESS THE NATION Did you see it? The first episode of M&S: Dress the Nation recently aired on our screens and we're totally obsessed. Hosted by TV presenters, AJ Odudu and Vernon Kay, the series follows 10 contestants as they complete a series of tasks which will assess their design, problem-solving, commercial and collaboration skills. The winner will be offered an in-house designer role with M&S. We spotted a few regular Simply Sewing contributors in the mix, did you? Watch it for yourself, every Tuesday (8pm) until 22 October on ITV and ITVX. READY, STEADY, JUMP! Jump into Autumn sewing with the new jumpset − jumpsuit and dress − from The Avid Seamstress. Perfect for dressing up or down, The Jumpset will see you through special occasions, relaxed weekend walks…

Who doesn't love a sweatshirt at this time of year? They are warm and comfy when lounging at home and easy to layer under jackets or over lighter shirts, making them really versatile for changing weather conditions. Make a statement with a bold print or go plain for a more subtle look. You could even sew the raglan sleeves in another colour for a baseball vibe. Share your latest makes with us @SimplySewingMag. YOU WILL NEED ■ Main fabric: Sizes 6-16: 2m x 145cm wide.Size 18-30: 3m x 145cm wide.■ Ribbing fabric (optional): 1m x 115cm wide (for cuffs, neckband and hem).■ Ballpoint sewing machine needle■ Twin ballpoint sewing machine needle (optional)■ Matching thread■ Basic sewing kit NOTES ■ Use a 1.5cm seam allowance, unless otherwise stated. FABRIC SUGGESTIONS ■…

The home sewing community is a vibrant and creative space where individuals come together to share their love of crafting, creating, and designing. However, like many industries, the sewing world has historically lacked diversity and representation, with certain groups being underrepresented or marginalised. You don’t have to look far to find gatekeeping of the sewing space. “This is a sacred place for women only” I was told at a show recently. Daring to wear an outfit that made me happy, one onlooker commented, “Do you have to dress like that?” and another, upon seeing the Proud Lounge told me outright “we don’t need to see those types of people at these shows, it's not for them.” But what happens when we embrace diversity? Imagine if we created spaces where people…

Sign up to our newsletter to download your bonus digital copy of Beginner's Guide to Toy Making – for free! It contains 10 plushie projects that are perfect for getting started. You'll find magical unicorns, fluffy puppies, colourful butterflies, and a friendly dragon. There's also a handy toy-making workshop including advice on stuffing and shaping, as well as how to create those all-important facial expressions that bring the toys to life. To download your copy, sign up today at: try.simplysewingmag.com/bonus-gift…

From fun polka dots to fancy florals, bold geometric shapes to psychedelic swirls, we’ve been clothing ourselves in pattern printed fabrics for over three hundred years. Since prints are purely decorative, adding no performative value to a piece of fabric, their enduring popularity reflects our continued desire to express ourselves through pattern. While the methods for transferring pattern designs to fabric is varied, the designs are limitless and the trends ever evolving, so our love of print fabric is a constant. With prints we can show our personality, share our interests and create a mood or character. As sewists, we all know how our fabric choice will greatly impact the garment we’re creating. One of sewing’s greatest benefits is being able to take one dress sewing pattern to create numerous…

REINDEER TOY PAGE 69 ACTUAL SIZE PAGE 69 ACTUAL SIZE PAGE 69 ACTUAL SIZE PAGE 69 ACTUAL SIZE Thank you for making these projects from Simply Sewing. The copyright for these templates belongs to the designer of the project. They work hard to create projects for you to enjoy, so please don’t re-sell or distribute their work without permission. Please do not make any part of the templates or instructions available to others through your website or a third party, or copy it multiple times without our permission. Copyright law protects creative work and unauthorised copying is illegal. We appreciate your help.…

DRESS PACK INCLUDES ■ Pattern sheet x 2 (Tracing required)■ Instruction sheet YOU WILL NEED ■ Fabric: Sizes 6-20: 2.9m Sizes 22-30: 3.4m■ 9mm clear elastic (see notes)■ Invisible zip: 56cm■ Hook and eye■ Matching thread■ Basic sewing kit NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1.5cm■ Clear elastic is the circumference of your wrist plus 3cm SUGGESTED FABRICS ■ Light to medium-weight fabrics, preferably with some drape such as linen, cotton lawn, rayon or crepe. BODY MEASUREMENTS WWW.GATHERED.HOW/SIMPLYSEWING © Designed and printed in the UK for Simply Sewing. Supplied by Our Media Ltd, Bristol BS1 4ST. For individual, private home use only. Not for commercial/manufacturing purposes or resale. CUTTING LAYOUTS FINISHED GARMENT MEASUREMENTS STITCHING TERMS RS/WS: Right side/wrong side of the fabric. The right side usually has the print, design or…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Old jeans or denim fabric■ Christmas fabric: 0.5m NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated. MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING THE FABRIC Step one Choose your size: Small 18cm x 18cm (Corners 4cm x 4cm) Medium 23cm x 23cm (Corners 5cm x 5cm) Large 28cm x 28cm (Corners 6cm x 6cm) Step two Cut two squares from main fabric and two from lining/ contrast fabric. 01 Step three Using the relevant size from the guide above cut two corners from one side of the square of each piece of fabric. 02 MAKING THE BASKETS Step one With right sides (RS) together, place the main fabric pieces together. Stitch down the sides and bottom ignoring the corners.…

YOU WILL NEED ■ 2m cotton fabric or a mix of fabrics■ 4 x Lengths of ribbon measuring 35cm each NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated.■ Download the template from gathered.how/ss-templates MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio■ Velvet Ribbon from Minerva.com CUTTING OUT Step one Use the template to cut 24 panels, 12 for the top (main fabric) and 12 for the lining. You can make every panel from a different fabric or make it reversible by using two or more different fabrics. MAKING THE TREE SKIRT Step one With right sides (RS) together, pin and stitch 12 of the top main panels together along the long edge, leaving the first and twelfth panel unattached, to create a semi-circle. Press the…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Fat quarters of cotton fabric■ Cardboard tubes■ Cracker fillings of your choice■ Ribbon/ ric rac (optional)■ Pinking shears■ Ruler■ Pins■ A3 paper or card to make a template NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated. MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING OUT Step one Make two templates for your crackers from the A3 Paper. Your first template should measure 31cm x 20.5cm, this is for the body of the cracker. The second template should measure 11.5 x 31cm, this will be for the ends of the cracker. Choose two contrasting fabrics for each cracker (one for the main body and one for the ends). 01 Step two Lay your templates on the fabric and cut around them,…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Cotton fabric print: 0.5m■ Cotton lining (plain or contrast): 0.5m■ Lightweight batting/ wadding: 0.5m NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated.■ This will make 4 cutlery holders. MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING OUT Step one Cut four 40x15cm pieces of each main, lining and batting. 01 MAKING THE CUTLERY HOLDER Step one Place the main and lining fabrics right sides (RS) together and then lay the batting on top. Pin together. 02 Step two Stitch around the edge, starting at one of the short ends leaving a 5cm opening. Trim the corners and trim back the batting being careful not to cut through the stitching. 03 Step three Turn through between the main and lining fabrics and poke…

Have some fun with your sewing machine and create gorgeous home-sewn Christmas decorations. This decorative hoop is a great scrap buster! Simply select three of your favourite co-ordinating Christmas prints, contrasting thread and bows and set to with Janome's easy-to-follow tutorial. The wooden embroidery hoops are a great way to display your love of craft and sewing and also make sweet gifts for loved ones and friends. Why not personalise with some hand embroidery? Find the full how-to guide at janome.co.uk/projects.…

Welcome to our Autumn issue! We are eeking out the days that we can still wear our viscose dresses without tights. here in the office! Turn to p26 to meet our cover star The Priya Dress − the perfect make for the seasonal changes ahead. Check out our styling and fabric inspo too. Embrace the kid's excitement for Halloween with the fun cape and hat (p54) modelled by one my delighted eldest daughter! Read all about how to sew sweatshirt fabric before you make The Taylor Sweatshirt with our helpful guide (p24) and get set for the most glamourous time of the year with our festive makes (p35) and Christmas booklet.…

It's the most wonderful time of the year − so let's celebrate in a way we all love − by hunkering down at home with some Christmas treats and festive fabrics! We've teamed-up with Janome (janome.co.uk) to help you step-up your decorating game. Make homesewn stockings, fabric chains, upcycled denim treat buckets, crackers and tableware to rival even the most decadent department store. There's even a festive treat to sew for your sewing machine! Share your makes using #JanomeMakes and #SimplySewingMag…

From an early age, I can remember the loud purring of my mum's heavy duty industrial machine and the snip snip of her tailors scissors. These sounds were comforting and grounding for me and I longed to create magic like my mum did, from paper, to fabric, to garment. I got my first sewing machine when I was 15. My mum saw how much I loved watching her sew, and how curious I was, so she gave me a little New Home machine. As much as I enjoyed sewing and playing around with fabric back then, I would never have guessed that the day would come when I would actually be wearing my me-made clothes on a pretty much daily basis. CONFIDENCE BOOSTER Garment sewing is by far my favourite…

ALLTHAT GLITTERS Add a touch of sparkle to your occasion look with Jennifer Mills' vintage-inspired sequin shrug. SEQUIN SHRUG YOU WILL NEED ■ Main sequin fabric: see instructions for measurements■ Soft cotton lining fabric: see instructions for measurements■ Coordinating bias binding: see instructions for measurements■ Matching thread■ Basic sewing kit NOTE ■ Ease, seam and hem allowances have been included in the calculations for this design. The seam allowance is 1cm, and the hems are finished with bias binding so do not require a hem allowance. TAKING YOUR MEASUREMENTS Step one Tie a length of ribbon around your waist and let it settle in the most comfortable position to determine your natural waistline. Step two Take and write down the following measurements to use for making your pattern: BustWaistSide neck…

YOU WILL NEED ■ A round-neck top■ Sequins■ Matching stranded cotton■ Embroidery needle■ Basic sewing kit MARK STITCHING LINE Step one Use a ruler to evenly mark the start and end points for the first row of sequins. Use tailor's chalk to mark a line about 1cm from the edge of the neckline. 01 ADD THE SEQUINS Step one Using two strands of stranded cotton, starting from the wrong side (WS) of the top, bring your needle up on the marked line. Slide a sequin onto the needle and thread with the cupped side up. Work in back stitch to stitch the sequins in place. Work from left to right or right to left, depending on your preference. 02 Step two Go down on one side of the sequin away…

HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF ACCURATELY ALWAYS MEASURE YOURSELF BEFORE you choose a pattern size to cut out. The sizes do vary greatly from pattern to pattern, so it’s always best to measure yourself accurately and then refer to the pattern’s size chart to find your size. The chart will usually be printed on the pattern envelope or on the instructions inside. Measure yourself in your underwear and preferably in the bra you’ll be wearing underneath your garment as this can alter the measurements slightly. Use a fabric tape measure as it’ll curve around your body well for accuracy. You can measure on your own if you stand in front of a mirror, but, for best results, ask a friend to help so they can check the tape measure is sitting…

SWEATSHIRT PACK INCLUDES ■ Pattern sheet x 1 (Tracing required)■ Instruction sheet YOU WILL NEED ■ Main fabric: Sizes 6-16: 2m x 145cm wide. Size 18-30: 3m x 145cm wide.■ Ribbing fabric (optional): 1m x 115cm wide (for cuffs, neckband and hem).■ Ballpoint sewing machine needle■ Twin ballpoint sewing machine needle (optional)■ Matching thread■ Basic sewing kit NOTE ■ Use a 1.5cm seam allowance, unless otherwise stated. FABRIC SUGGESTIONS Medium-weight knit fabrics, such as sweater knit, sweatshirting, fleece or ponte roma. BODY MEASUREMENTS WWW.GATHERED.HOW/SIMPLYSEWING © Designed and printed in the UK for Simply Sewing. Supplied by Our Media Ltd, Bristol BS1 4ST. For individual, private home use only. Not for commercial/manufacturing purposes or resale. CUTTING LAYOUTS WWW.GATHERED.HOW/SIMPLYSEWING © Printed in the UK for Simply Sewing. Supplied by Our Media Ltd,…

YOU WILL NEED ■ A mixture of coordinating cotton fabrics (this is a great scrap buster)■ Heat n Bond■ Pinking shears or a pinking rotary blade for your rotary cutter■ Fabric glue/ glue gun NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated. MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio■ Heat n Bond from Minerva.com PREPARE THE FABRIC Step one Pre-wash and iron your fabrics. We are going to be using Heat n Bond to make a two-sided fabric, so you can choose contrasting designs if you wish. Heat n Bond is a two-sided sheet of glue for bonding fabrics together, it’s also great for applique projects. 01 Step two Following the instructions on the Heat n Bond, lay your first fabric out right side…

We love making gingerbread houses with their frosted rooftops and cute candy cane decorations, but they rarely last long. If you're looking for a Christmas decoration that will look fantastic throughout the holiday season then we've got you covered with Jo Carter's sweet little gingerbread house! It'll look fabulous as a festive table centre piece or on a shelf or side table. Fill it with treats and gift it to a loved one − or delight the children with it! Search for 'Gingerbread House' at gathered.how for your pattern and how-to. Happy sewing!…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Cotton or linen fabric: 1-1.5m for 4-6 napkins.■ Seam gauge■ Ruler■ Scissors■ Matching thread■ Water soluble marker/ chalk NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated.■ Each napkin measures 45cm before hemming (37.5cm after hemming). MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING OUT Step one Pre-wash and iron your fabric. Cut a 45x45cm square (Repeat for as many napkins as you would like to make). Ensure your corner angles are 90 degrees. CREATING THE HEMS Step one With the wrong side (WS) facing up, use a seam gauge to iron a 1cm hem all the way around the fabric square. 01 Step two Using your seam gauge, fold and iron a 2.5cm hem all the way around. 02 MITERING…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Linen: 1-1.5m (1.5m if using main fabric for the pockets)■ Contrast fabric for the pockets (optional): 0.5m■ Chalk/erasable fabric marker■ Matching thread■ Basic sewing kit NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated. SUGGESTED FABRICS / MATERIALS USED ■ Linen − we used Natural Linen from the Core range at Minerva.com■ Contrast − Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING OUT Step one Prewash your fabric using your normal detergent – this is especially important when working with linen, as it can shrink by up to 15%. Leave to dry naturally, then iron. Step two From your main fabric, cut: One 94x68cm piece for the apron Two 20x75cm pieces for the straps Step three From your contract fabric, cut: One 34x24cm piece…

LARRIE KING Larrie King is a designer, educator, and mixed media artist from Louisiana. As a digital content creator, he showcases a range of tutorials with the goal of encouraging others to adopt a creative, expressive lifestyle. Check his pattern out on page 59. RUAN CLAYWORTH Ruan is a Yorkshire working mum of two boys and has been sewing for about 10 years. She enjoys vlogging and meeting many amazing new people in the sewing community. Sewing has become a huge part of her life. Read more on page 82. CLIVE BRUDER Clive is an independent pattern designer and business owner. He founded the Boys Sew Too and the We Sew Too movements and champions diversity and inclusion in the home-sewing community. Read more on page 30. LENA KING In…

RAVA SWEATER & JACKET This retro design from Notches is inspired by the brightly coloured tracksuit jackets of the 1980s. Diagonal seamlines on both the front and back come together at the sleeves, creating panels that are ideal for colour blocking. With plenty of options to choose from, Rava can actually make 28 different garments – and it’s available in both adult and child sizes, too! notchespatterns.com PATTERN INSPIRATION Relax and unwind with these comfy patterns that are custom-made for sweatshirt fabrics 1 NEST SWEATSHIRT This stunning design from Sew Liberated features a unique cross-over neckline, raglan sleeves, and of course, the star of the show – a stunning quilt block design to the front. It’s perfect for using up scraps from your stash or as an intro to patchwork.…

PSST: Turn the page for fabric and styling inspiration. Share your Priya Dress with us using #SimplySewingMag Priya is a feminine Hindu Indian name that means 'beloved, 'dear', 'cherished', or 'treasured' − and we are sure you are going to treasure this dress. It's perfect for those days when you don't know what to wear and haven't got the time to match up tops and bottoms − simply throw on The Priya and look a million dollars! It is such an easy-wear dress with it's attractive v-neck and the waist tie allows you to decrease or increase the waist as and when is needed and depending on how you are feeling at the time. The last little touch are the elasticated cuffs − they're nice and easy to sew and…

SELF-DRAFT YOU WILL NEED ■ Fabric: 2.5mx150cm (see notes)■ Pattern paper■ Matching thread■ Basic sewing kit FABRIC USED ■ Medium waffle cotton from minerva.com. NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm unless otherwise stated.■ If your fabric is narrower than 150cm, you may need 3+ metres of fabric.■ If you are sewing the robe for someone pear shaped (ie, their hips are bigger than their bust), you will need to use their hip measurement every time we use the bust/chest measurement. TAKING YOUR MEASUREMENTS Step one We are going to make a pattern based on your own body measurements. Measurements needed:Bust/chest and hipsNeck widthNeck to waistWaist to kneeArm length (base of neck to wrist) CREATING THE PATTERN PIECES Step one Our model has a 96cm chest so the first measurement (Quarter Chest) will…

YOU WILL NEED ■ ½ yard cotton canvas■ A selection of coloured cotton decorative fabric scraps■ 108” Cotton webbing (1” wide)■ Matching thread■ Basic sewing kit NOTES ■ All seam allowances are ¼”, unless otherwise stated.■ As this is a quilting project from a US contributor, we have kept the measurements in imperial. CUTTING OUT Step one From canvas fabric, cut:One 9”x22” Back Panel and Front FlapOne 9”x18” Front PanelOne 7”x9” Pocket Panel BaseStep two From cotton decorative fabrics, cut:Four 1.75”x5” Base Patchwork Panel CentresTwo 2”x5” Base Patchwork Panel EdgesFour 1.5”x5” Pocket Panel CentresTwo 1.75”x5” Pocket Panel Edges CREATE THE PATCHWORK PANELS Step one Arrange the decorative fabrics for the base patchwork panel with four Base Patchwork Panel Centre fabrics in the middle, and two Base Patchwork Panel Edge fabrics…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Fawn luxe cuddle plush fabric: 52x43cm■ Dark brown cuddle plush fabric: 15x25cm■ Light brown cuddle plush fabric: 24x20cm■ Natural cuddle plush fabric: 54x30cm■ Grey cuddle plush fabric: 25x17cm■ Black wool felt 4x5cm■ Cream wool felt 7x7cm■ Cream stranded cotton■ Extra strong thread■ Polyester toy filling: 200g■ Basic sewing kit FABRICS USED ■ Cuddle Fawn Cappuccino and Smooth Plush in Cappuccino, Natural, Brown and Platinum, all by Shannon Fabrics. NOTES ■ Find the templates on page 75 or download the template from gathered.how/ss-templates■ Fabric measurements are W x H.■ Arrows on the templates indicate direction of plush fabric pile. On the Antler and Ear pieces the nap on the plush pile runs upwards.■ When cutting the longer fur, try to snip just the backing of the fabric and not the pile…

MY FAVOURITE THING My journey into the world of sewing kicked off when my first tiny human arrived. On a quest for a hobby to call my own, I dabbled in different crafts with no luck. But then, cue the dramatic music, The Great British Sewing Bee TV show came into my life! I signed up for a sewing class faster than you can say "bobbin," and the instant I sat down at that sewing machine, it was like finding a lost sock − a perfect fit. Little did I know at that point that sewing would become such a huge part of my life. I am a very social person and when we went into lockdown I found it hard to not be ‘out and about’. I knew I…

MEANINGFUL MAKES With the festive season drawing closer each day we’re delighted to bring you this Christmas keepsake book, made in collaboration with our friends and sponsors at Janome. Step up your festive decs game this year with handmade Christmas fabric decorations that will go on to become heirlooms for the family. Get your Christmas sewing off to a great start by following our step-by-step guides to create these magical projects to make your seasonal celbrations even more special. Together, Simply Sewing and Janome are here to help you prepare for the season of sewing and celebration! Enjoy!…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Main fabric: 0.5m■ Lining/contrast fabric: 0.5m■ Cotton batting: 0.5m■ Ribbon: 20cm long■ Trims■ Matching thread NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated.■ Download the template from gathered.how/ss-templates MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio■ Pom Pom trim from Minerva.com CUTTING OUT Step one For the main and lining fabric, fold or place your fabric pieces right sides (RS) together. Step two From main fabric, cut: Two Stocking pieces Step three From lining fabric, cut: Two Stocking pieces One Band piece Step four From batting, cut: Two Stocking pieces MAKING THE STOCKING Step one Take your main Stocking pieces and place RS together, then place a piece of batting on either side so you have your exterior fabrics RS together and…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Cotton fabric scraps■ Cotton batting NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated.■ This project is a great way of using up scraps! MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING OUT Step one For each coaster you will need to cut: Four 13x13cm squares of your first fabric (A) Two 13x13cm squares of your second fabric (B) One 13x13cm square of cotton batting 01 MAKING THE COASTERS Step one Fold two squares of fabric A and two squares of fabric B in half wrong sides (WS) together and press. Step two Stack the fabrics as follows: Take one of the unfolded and pressed pieces of fabric A and place the WS up, then place the batting on top followed…

YOU WILL NEED ■ 1.5-2m each of two contrasting cotton fabrics■ Optional pom pom trim or other trim NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated. MATERIALS USED ■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING OUT Step one Measure your table and decide how long you want your table runner to be. (Ours is 155cm long.) Cut the border fabric 46cm x the length of your runner. Then cut the inner fabric 23cm x length of your runner. CREATING THE RUNNER Step one With right sides (RS) together, lay the inner (narrower) fabric along one edge of the border fabric. Pin and stitch that edge, then press the seam open. 01 Step two Sew the other side in the same way so you have a…

YOU WILL NEED ■ 30mm Double fold bias binding: 3.5m■ Ribbon: 1.2m■ Cotton batting: 0.5m■ Outer cotton fabric: 0.5m■ Lining cotton fabric: 0.5m■ Water erasable pen/chalk NOTES ■ Seam allowance is 1cm, unless otherwise stated. MATERIALS USED ■ 16mm Velvet ribbon from Minerva■ Plain red gingham cotton■ Christmas In The Cabin cottons range by AGF Studio CUTTING THE FABRIC Step one From outer fabric, cut:Main Panel: 46x65cmPocket A: 46x12cmPocket B: 46x8cmStep two From cotton batting, cut:Main Panel: 46x67cmPocket A: 46x12cmPocket B: 46x8cmStep three From lining fabric, cut:Main Panel: 46x65cmPocket A: 46x12cmPocket B: 46x8cm 01 QUILTING THE COVER Step one Take your outer Main Panel, mark the centre point and draw a line down the length of the fabric, use this line as your guide to make 4cm spaced lines across…