Ottobre Design kids sewing pattern - 4/2017

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Use Clothes and Apparel
Manufacturing Finlandia
Sold per 1
Number of pages 65
Release date 2017
Language French
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Models in this issue 

Once upon a time in a faraway forest

Nice patterns inspired by our favorite animals. two apron dresses, a sweater, a Claudine collar blouse, two sweatshirt sweaters, a jacquard knit coat and a denim dress made from recycled fabrics. A wool-blend hooded jacket, super-practical pants and a raglan sleeve t-shirt. Sizes 92-128cm.

Exploring the world

Our dynamic little models learn to dress alone. Original jogging bottoms, striped jersey pants, two t-shirts, a fisherman's sweater, a sleeveless vest, a fleece tunic and a velvet jersey suit. Sizes 74-104cm.

A day full of activities

An autumnal collection to wear everyday. Merino wool, sweatshirt and jersey fleece dresses, a sporty tank top, checked pants and a pink patterned jog. Practical hiking pants, a color block t-shirt, a mesh hoodie, a sleeveless softshell vest, a jacket and two jogging bottoms. Sizes 98-170cm.

You 've got rhythm!

ultra trendy pieces for the biggest! A tank top, a sweatshirt, a jogging suit, a softshell coat and a baseball cap. Two classics - a striped sailor and a fisherman's sweater - and jeans trousers. sizes 128-170cm.

About Ottobre

Started as a studio of styling by a single woman in 1987, today Studio Tuumat Oy is a publishing company present on the international market. During its early years, the company provides styling and patronage services to the Finnish textile industry and designs its own collection of children's clothing, colorful and close to nature.

The first OTTOBRE design® kids magazine, specialized in children's sewing patterns, was published in 2000. OTTOBRE femme®, a biannual women's pattern magazine, was launched in 2006 and in November 2017 the offer is enlarged with sewing patterns for the whole family including men.

Realizing a project by hand is a source of balance in our contemporary lifestyle, centered around technology, and a movement advocating the pleasure of creating oneself still thrives.

Ottobre magazine is printed on Finnish paper and certified "Nordic Ecolabel", an environmental label that promotes sustainable product design.