How to Sew Fashionable Rainwear

By Threads magazine Jan 27, 2011

For fabulous and functional rainwear, patterns with simple, classic lines like kimono, raglan, A-lines, and trenches are sure bets. In this article from Threads #148, Claire Meldrum shares fabric, design, and sewing tips to create chic and functional wet-weather fashions. There are many types of waterproof fabrics available, and you should choose yours based on the style and function of your garment. Learn how to create rainwear that has the right fabric, design, and closures so you, too, can laugh at clouds and sing in the rain.

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