TAUKO Magazine is a pioneering independent print 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.
 
How do you learn to sew? It’s a question that sparks countless friendships in sewing circles. Whether it’s tracing Burda patterns, repurposing vintage designs, matching nightgowns made from checkered fabric, or learning from a grandmother’s knitted socks and an auntie’s handmade coat—our sewing stories shape who we are as makers.
 
Issue No.20 explores the idea of layers, not only as a practical way of dressing, but as a language of shape, rhythm, protection, and self-expression. In this issue, independent designers from around the world explore layering through material, construction, proportion, and detail. The collection brings together light and heavier garments designed to be combined, adapted, and worn in different ways over time. Small details transform the way garments interact with one another and create entirely new silhouettes through layering.
 
Designers in issue No.20: Andrea Lopez , Juliana Martejevs, Rosie Stirling, Juliana Bendandi, Lily Edney, Mina Cheong, Nikki Griffin, Sarianna Niskala, Henna Lampinen