✨ What’s Hiding in Your Fabric Scrap Pile? ✨
Every sewist knows the struggle—a growing pile of fabric scraps that’s too good to throw away but keeps getting bigger! Whether it’s neatly folded leftovers or an overflowing bin, these little treasures hold endless potential. Why let them sit there when they could become something extraordinary?
At TAUKO Magazine, we believe in redefining novelty—not through buying, but through making. And what better way to embrace that than by turning your scraps into unique creations? Our patterns, designed by talented independent creatives, are perfect for breathing new life into your stash.
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
PART ONE
1️⃣ NAOMI Bag (Issue No.1, Ivona Fodora)
Transform mismatched scraps into a statement bag that’s sure to stand out.
2️⃣ GREET Hat (Issue No.1, Mila Moisio)
Use leftover fabric from previous makes for this stylish, cosy winter hat.
>>PDF PATTERN (free pattern from Newsletter Subscribers!)
3️⃣ HADAL Top & Briefs Set (Issue No.3, Sophie Hines)
Small, stretchy scraps become a sleek, handmade lingerie set.
4️⃣ MIRA Quilt Bag (Issue No.3, Jess Lucas)
Even the tiniest scraps can shine in this beautifully pieced quilt Bag.
PART 2
1️⃣ MARSUPIAL Bag 🎒
Designed by Carly Dean @bag.uettes, Issue No.6 (also available as PDF).
This handy belt bag is a scrap lover's dream for the studio, garden or everyday use. The perfect gift for any of your crafty friends or family members!
2️⃣ THREE SISTERS collars 🎩
Designed by Bren Larsen @brenlarsen, issue no.10 (also available as PDF).
A trio of removable collars: dramatic, delicate and everything in between. Perfect for adding a creative twist to your wardrobe.
3️⃣ DELOCALIZED Bag 👜
Designed by Marja Niemi @m3niemi, Issue No.8 (also available as PDF).
One of the readers' favourites, take the challenge and create the legendary hexaconical bag. This bag is a standout scrap buster.
4️⃣ WINTER WONDER HOOD ❄️
Designed by Sophie Hood @littlebirdsewingstudio, issue #13 (also available as a PDF).
Inspired by vintage skiwear and whimsical headwear, this cosy hood is perfect for outdoor adventures. A fun and accessible project for sewers of all levels!
PART 3
1️⃣ URMA collars and wrist warmers
Designed by Andini Wijendaru @dinidini for our mushroom themed issue No. 4
Have you got some scraps of wool hidden away in your fabric stash? Use them to make the most splashing collar and wrist warmers.
2️⃣ HEILA Bag
Designed by Juha Vehmaanpera @juhavehmaanpera for issue No.5
Are you a collector of little lace table decorations? Turn them into a gorgeous statement bag by celebrated Finnnish fashion designer. This is a project you can take with you on a trip or to a craft meeting, all pieces are hand sewn.
3️⃣ FORS top
Design by Josefine Hultén @ploenpatterns for issue No.11
Constructed from small pattern pieces, this is such a perfect scrap project to make a festive top or layer for the holidays.
4️⃣ MEANDER Bag
Design by Emily Klug @goldfinchtextilestudio for issue No.9
A zero waste pattern for an everyday shoulder bag.
Scraps aren’t just remnants—they’re opportunities to explore creativity, make something useful, and enjoy the process of sewing. Plus, these projects make meaningful gifts for the holidays or simply for yourself!
Ready to start?
Explore our patterns in TAUKO Magazine and find the perfect project to dive into your stash. Whether it’s a PDF download or a print issue, you’ll have everything you need to transform scraps into treasures.
Let’s make this holiday season about creating newness through making. Which scrap project will you start with?
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