Maybe you could rethink the title of this article. The sewing itself is not handicapped. Perhaps "Style Adaptations for the Disabled"?

I love the clean modern lines of Calvin Klein, but my favorite is Ralph Lauren. Lauren's work is all romance. He likes to mix textures, and juxtaposes masculine and feminine atributes into one look.

That's easy. My all time favorite was Inside Secrets of a Chanel Jacket in issue number 121. I actually followed the directions and made a jacket like this.
Second runner up is the article in issue 128 on Shortcuts to Designer Jackets.

1. The pattern review section is one of my favorites, although I would like to see all of the reviewed patterns photographed.

2. I would also like to see some fashion styling like how to put together outfits and what shoes to wear with what. You do a little bit of this in the pattern review section. Sometimes I can make a georgeous garment, and then I don't know how to wear it.

3. More articles on how to work with specific fabrics would be helpful.

I've put my serger through its paces, and used all the standard stitches, but now it's time to get creative! It's a Husquvarna Viking 5-thread serger with coverstitch capability. However, when something goes wrong, it's not easy to figure out what it the problem is. Thread tight? Needles tight? Looped correctly? Right thread? Etc.

I was thrilled that the judges liked Irena's trench! I was stunned when it came down the runway. What a classic design and a creative use of paper for the collar. It reminded me of persian lamb or fur.
The most impressive thing about the show is the speed at which the contestants design and fabricate their creations, and they are so well fitted too.