Category: Crafts & Hobbies: Sewing

Copyright/published Year: 2003 by Taunton's

Binding: Magazine

Description: Features: THE SECRETS TO EMBROIDERING SHEERS BY MACHINE by Adrena ì Johnson-Telfair Look and touch. An understanding of the ì properties of different sheer fabrics is the key to choosing ì motifs, stabilizers, and machine settings. HOW TO TAKE ì MEASUREMENTS by Barbara Emodi For the perfect fit, take the right ì measurements, in the right way SEWING WHITE FABRIC by Rae Cumbie ì How to avoid soil, surface damage, show-through, and other ì pitfalls SHEER SEAMS AND EDGES by Kenneth D. King A contemporary ì couturier shares techniques for making neat, narrow finishes on ì sheer and lightweight fabrics PATTERN-DRAFTING SOFTWARE by Judith ì Neukam and Jennifer Sauer Is it fit, or is it fashion? Or a ì little of both? We check out eight programs and find they do a ì lot for our sewing. IF YOU SEE IT, CAN YOU SEW IT? by Heather ì Claus Take those Delicious Details off the page and make them ì wearable NECKLINE FINISHES FOR KNITS by Sarah Veblen Creating ì smooth, professional-looking edges that stretch SLIPCOVERS, PART ì TWO by Laurel Sprigg Guidelines for squaring up your pattern, ì plus selecting, positioning, and cutting the fabric FEAR NOT THE ì CURVE by Kathyanne White Spontaneous freehand piecing is fun and ì foolproof.

Condition Information

This is a used book and is in Good condition.

Additional condition description

May 2003 Issue. No label on front. No cutouts on covers. Minimal shelf wear to covers.