What better than a closet full of handmade creations? A me-made vacation wardrobe! sisterMAG Patterns has you covered for your next vacation trip. Inspired by the summer in the Hamptons, you find our summer collection in our shop including skirts, tops, and everything else you’ll want to pack for a sunny vacation destination.
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A summer must-have for DIY sewing, and it‘s quick to make too! Compliments are guaranteed with this lightweight top featuring a square neckline and straps. It‘s best sewn from light summer fabrics or linen. If desired, you can enhance the shirt with details like embroidery or eyelet lace. Go to pattern 40-7
The star of our pattern tester club: the Palazzo pants are the perfect combination of comfort and elegance. They are wide-cut with pockets and a side closure. They are wonderfully versatile for warm summer evenings or city trips during summer vacations. Go to pattern 46-1
Our second summer top is also easy to sew and incredibly versatile. It can be assembled in various ways for the front and back, making it perfect for using up fabric scraps. Whether paired with jeans for a casual look or combined with our striped skirt, it‘s always an eye-catcher! Go to pattern 40-6
A flowy summer skirt is a must-have in every wardrobe. With our sewing pattern, this skirt becomes a unique piece, as the side panels are twisted in the grainline. This creates an interesting striped pattern. A beautiful detail is the button placket at the front, where statement buttons can also make a great impression. Go to pattern 8-10
A often overlooked garment: shorts-skirt. What a a brilliant invention: elegant and twirly, never too revealing, and simply… practical! In our case, it‘s sewn with pleats and plenty of volume. Go to pattern 67-7
A centerpiece of our collection and a true favorite of our designer Evi: the short jacket stands out with its rounded shoulder and sleeve design – recently seen on the runways of Giambattista Valli and Prabal Gurung. Details such as peplum accents, a gathered back, and a contrasting collar make this jacket an absolute collector‘s item! Go to pattern 67-6
A top for professionals: blouse 67-5 is already an eye-catcher with its rectangular neckline. Additionally, it features a billowy cut that is gathered at a narrower waistband. However, what truly sets this blouse apart is the embroidery: a suggestive collar design that renders any further accessories unnecessary. Go to pattern 67-5
In line with the style of this issue, we have recreated our slimflounced skirt, this time in a patchwork-style striped pattern. Those who notice similarities to Prada from a few years ago might be onto something ;). It‘s a wonderful design that brings joy each time it‘s worn! Go to pattern 56-4
The masterpiece! The bomber jacket with embroidered front panels is an oldie but a goodie. Evi created the pattern for it back in sisterMAG Issue 2 in 2012! Now, we have graded and prepared this pattern for you, and we are thrilled to bring this archival piece into the spotlight again. Go to pattern 2-1
In the style of Dolce & Gabbana in 2023, an outerwear bustier is a must-have in any wardrobe. Our version features elastic bands at the back, allowing it to fit perfectly and contour to the curves of the body. Whether worn as a beach bikini or under a blazer, this bustier is guaranteed to turn heads. Go to pattern 8-6
This embroidered fleece sweater will be just right for the chilly evenings. It‘s lightly tailored and features a half turtleneck, making it easy to slip on. If desired, you can add a playful touch by incorporating faux fur scraps and embroidering the sweater. Go to pattern 67-4
5-1 Wrap skirt with embroidered trim
Our embroidered wrap skirt is definitely full of surprises. Initially, it appears closed and in a midi length, but when sitting down, it splits elegantly to reveal the leg. FYI, we not only sew the embroidery ourselves, but we also created the beads directly from acrylic sheets. Zum Schnittmuster 5-1
