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TAUKO - Hug Cape - PDF Pattern
TAUKO - Hug Cape - PDF Pattern
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The HUG cape by Mila Moisio is a simple design with easy variation possibilities when it comes to length and width. Simply add a few inches to the front, sides, and back, and you’ll have a more voluminous cape. Experimenting with different quilt battings will allow you to create multiple looks with the same design!
The design is published in TAUKO Magazine issue No. 1
#TAUKOhug
Designer:
Mila Moisio is the co-founder of TAUKO Magazine and lives in Berlin on the seventh floor of an apartment building on Karl-Marx-Allee. She loves early mornings, long breakfasts, reading, and biking in the different neighbourhoods of her current hometown. The diverse styles and ways of being in Berlin offer an endless source of inspiration for her designs.
Fit and size:
HUG is a loose cape and comes in three different sizes to choose from.
Fabric recommendations:
Top fabric and lining: Choose a woven, non-stretch fabric, 4.1 oz/yd² /140 g/m². Batting: Choose a 4.4 oz/yd² / 150g/m² polyester batting. The sample is made from a 140 g/m² vintage polycotton fabric that used to be a bed linen.
Files:
A0, layered pdf
A4, layered pdf
US letter, layered pdf
Design introduction pdf
Sewing instructions for the design pdf
General sewing instructions pdf
All photos by Laura Oja. Illustrations by Ivona Fodora.
