Sew Me! Sewing Basics
Simple Techniques and Projects for FirstTime Sewers (Design Originals) BeginnerFriendly EasytoFollow Directions to Learn as You Sew, from Sewing Seams to Installing Zippers
by Choly Knight
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Sew Me! Sewing Basics is geared towards wouldbe sewers of all ages, who may never have touched a sewing machine or even threaded a needle before. It?s the perfect book for anyone who wants to get started in the craft, or just needs a quick refresher course in sewing. Choly Knight?s friendly and easytofollow directions will get readers sewing wit...
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“Practical, photo-led and low-math, Pati Palmer’s Fit for Real People walks you through a no-measuring, no-mockup approach to adjusting commercial tissue patterns. it reads as tactile and instructional: lots of step photographs of real bodies, clear rules for choosing sizes, and updated pattern-industry notes in this edition. Main value is speed and accessibility—shortcuts that get you cutting sooner. Main limitation is grainy repetition and a limitation in technical precision; sewists who want drafting details or calibrated measurements will find it too loose.”
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