Ottobre - Pattern Magazine - Women's Spring 2020
Spring 2020
18 patterns in sizes 34-52! Click for size chart
To keep your Ottobre patterns in tip top condition check out our tracing paper HERE!
Get inspired and share your makes with fellow sewists: #RICKRACKmakes #OttobreDesign
OTTOBRE design® magazines started in 1987 by a small family owned Finnish company, Studio Tuumat Oy, that has grown into an international publishing company. Beginning with the launch of their children's magazine they have grown to include a women's edition, and most recently a family edition that includes men's patterns. The company, which is still family run, "continuing goal is to create timeless, practical sewing patterns that are playful and cheerful with a Scandinavian twist."
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Ottobre - Pattern Magazine - Women's Spring 2020
Spring 2020
18 patterns in sizes 34-52! Click for size chart
To keep your Ottobre patterns in tip top condition check out our tracing paper HERE!
Get inspired and share your makes with fellow sewists: #RICKRACKmakes #OttobreDesign
OTTOBRE design® magazines started in 1987 by a small family owned Finnish company, Studio Tuumat Oy, that has grown into an international publishing company. Beginning with the launch of their children's magazine they have grown to include a women's edition, and most recently a family edition that includes men's patterns. The company, which is still family run, "continuing goal is to create timeless, practical sewing patterns that are playful and cheerful with a Scandinavian twist."
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Spring 2020
18 patterns in sizes 34-52! Click for size chart
To keep your Ottobre patterns in tip top condition check out our tracing paper HERE!
Get inspired and share your makes with fellow sewists: #RICKRACKmakes #OttobreDesign
OTTOBRE design® magazines started in 1987 by a small family owned Finnish company, Studio Tuumat Oy, that has grown into an international publishing company. Beginning with the launch of their children's magazine they have grown to include a women's edition, and most recently a family edition that includes men's patterns. The company, which is still family run, "continuing goal is to create timeless, practical sewing patterns that are playful and cheerful with a Scandinavian twist."
