Stylish Wraps Sewing Book
Ponchos, Capes, Coats and More - Fashionable Warmers that are Easy to Sew (Download for Patterns to Print)
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- $20.99
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- $20.99
Publisher Description
This DIY sewing book presents a fabulous new collection of lightweight wraps that are easy to sew and look fantastic!
Stylish Wraps Sewing Book provides full-sized patterns that can be used to create 22 timeless wraps to keep the chill off--and look great in the process. All of the sewing projects can be made in a few hours for a fraction of what you would pay for a finished piece in a store. It's easy to mix and match different fabrics and styles to suit your individual style, meaning there's nothing to stop you from sewing your own clothes!
Here are just a few of the fashionable pieces you can make with this book:Edgy, yet classic hooded capeFlowing draped jacket or vestLoose-and-light linen or wool coatSimple, feminine, lightweight ponchoRuffled bolero or classic blazerCoat dresses to emulate Kate Middleton's styleAnd much more!
The patterns are easily adjusted for size, and the soft, loose lines work on any figure. Whether your tastes run trendy or ultra-classic, this exceptional home-sewing book has something for you!
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Known for Japanese fashions for home stitchers, designer Tsukiori (Stylish Dress Book) fills her latest sewing book with patterns for wraps, among them fleece ponchos, boiled-wool capes, and quilted coats, and haberdashery, including a pom-pom earbob. Each item she features requires at least a modicum of experience to make. She divides the designs into five categories: straight cuts (ponchos and draped jackets), capes (ponchos and capes with and without hoods), accessories (infinity scarves), dolman sleeves (boleros, coat dresses, and robe coats), and regular sleeves (coat dresses, quilted coats, and vests). For versatility, some patterns simply shorten other designs, whereas other patterns swap fabrics to diversify. Throughout the book, Tsukiori offers graphic designs and directions for study. The book includes four double-sided pattern sheets in the back; however, all her garments are pictured inconveniently in the front, requiring seamsters to flip back and forth between illustration and pattern in order to keep the finished product in mind. Color photos.
