Toni Damen Size 32-58 With the Hoodie Toni in color blocking style you can not only create a truly unique piece, but also all the Use fabrics that you no longer have enough of for a whole sweater, but that you still want to make into a favorite piece You can choose between a classic hood, a cozy collar or a simple neckband. And if you're in the mood for less...

Fly is a quick-to-sew drop-sleeve shirt that can be sewn with either long or short sleeves. You can also choose between a version with a facing at the neckline or a cuff. Fly can easily be sewn in the trendy color-blocking style – instructions are included.

Knitted vest with turtleneck - ALDA Alda is a classically simple, open-fronted vest with a curved hem. It captivates with its puristic beauty.

With our "Nova" pattern, you can sew your own cozy lounge set. The combo includes a loose-fitting hoodie with dropped shoulders and rounded hems, as well as wide, comfortable pants with an elastic waistband. The hood features a cuff that blends into a V-neck at the front. Sew the hoodie and pants together as a cozy loungewear set (made from <a class="has-tip"...

Ahoy Dina! The fisherman's sweater is finally back in style. It's so practical, comfortable, and looks really good, too. The zipper allows for a variety of different ways of wearing it, depending on your mood or the outside temperature. The sweater is also quite flexible when it comes to fabric choices. Made of knit or fleece, it's nice and warm and looks really cozy.

With our "Mona" pattern, you can sew a loose-fitting, short cardigan yourself. Dropped shoulders, the front panels extended towards the back, and the curved hem make this quickly sewn jacket a real eye-catcher. You can either sew the neckline from ribbed fabric, or use the same fabric for a one-piece jacket. Sew the jacket with buttons and buttonholes as you like, or wear it open without a...

Gini, the new pattern from Kibadoo, is a genius! The overalls are so versatile and transformable, you could fill an entire wardrobe with this pattern. That's assuming you love overalls—and we do!