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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
An incredible resource for a beginner,
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This review is from: Sewing for the Home (Singer Sewing Reference Library) (Hardcover)
This book was my first thought when someone recently asked me about learning to sew curtains. I have been sewing clothes since I was in high school (I am thirty-something now) but when I decided to create things for my home I had no idea what to do. I picked up this book at the fabric store and started with a simple comforter cover. After that success, I tried their great pillow instructions. Ever since then, I have made all of my pillowcases and pillows with an overlap closure like the one described in this book, therefore, no need for a zipper, buttons, or Velcro.
The information in this book covers fabric choices, equipment, and explanations for all the stitches you will need. Instructions cover almost everything; curtains, shades, pillows, seat cushions, tablecloths, runners, napkins, comforters, pillows, and bed skirts. I would recommend this book to anyone (male/female) starting to sew for their homes. |
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Sewing for the Home (Singer Sewing Reference Library) by Cy Decosse (Hardcover - Sept. 1984)
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