We Love to Sew—Bedrooms
23 Projects • Cool Stuff for Your Space
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- USD 14.99
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- USD 14.99
Descripción editorial
This Fixed Layout Edition has been specially created for your device. It retains the original look and feel of the book while taking advantage of the built in features of your device. Don't you wish you could just snap your fingers and make all the cute bedroom accessories you ever wanted magically appear? We Love to Sew - Bedrooms will show you how to make them yourself! Whether your style is modern, Bohemian, or somewhere in between, you're guaranteed to find at least one project that you'll be super excited to start creating. Want a new jewelry organizer? A headboard? Or a chandelier? You're in luck! They're all in this book. You'll even learn how to create mood boards that will help you focus on your own unique vision, so you can decorate ‘til you drop!
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In her follow-up to We Love to Sew, author Wrigley has again put together an accessible, appealing group of projects aimed squarely at tweens. As she tells parents in an introductory note, "Between the ages of 8 and 13, girls really start to develop their own sense of personal style. They want their havens to be more grown up." Too bad for any boys who might be interested, it seems, for Wrigley's designs are very girl-friendly, full of hearts, pink, and neon. Projects are split up into chapters: in "Scrappy Patchwork D cor," a Simple Patch Throw should engage young sewists; "Let's Go Modern" offers the mesmerizing Pillows Three Ways (splattered, painted, and bleached); "A Little Boho" has a Groovy Applique Floor Rug; and "A Touch of Whimsy" contains the Sewn Flower Chandelier, a standout that looks slightly Scandinavian. Each project looks simple but parents should be on call, especially when the sewing machine is involved. The design of the book is busy, and missing photos that give a clear full view of each project. But Wrigley manages to squeeze many tutorials into a relatively slim book, with nary a dud idea. Full-color photos.
