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Sew Step by Step

How to use your sewing machine to make, mend, and customize

by DK
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Make, mend, and customize your own wardrobe with this highly photographic beginner's guide to machine sewing.
Discover how to read a pattern, use a sewing machine, and sew basic stitches, seams, and hems. Explore how to put those skills to use to create, personalize, upcycle, and repurpose clothes and soft furnishings.
Fully illustrated and easy to use, Sew Step by Step covers all the essential skills and techniques for successful machine sewing.
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    • Library Journal

      April 3, 2020

      This succinct primer explains the processes of sewing, from basic tools to decorative embellishments. Unlike the familiar giants (McCalls, Vogue, Readers' Digest), this work summarizes key techniques that are applicable to most sewing projects. It describes and illustrates tools, from the sewing machine to straight pins, as well as techniques for hand and machine stitches, collars, sleeves, gathers, patterns, fastenings, and other facets of stitching. An excellent section on fabrics discusses both natural and artificial fibers and the projects best suited for the needles, threads, and layouts they work well with. VERDICT Experienced sewers will find this a handy reference tool. Lavishly illustrated, this is recommended for anyone interested in sewing.--Susan B. Hagloch, formerly with Tuscarawas Cty. P.L., New Philadelphia, OH

      Copyright 2020 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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