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Sewing Packs, Pouches, Seats & Sacks: 30 Easy Projects

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This book has some neat ingenious ideas for sewing bags and other useful household items. If you haven't sewn before, or are a beginner, it has great information at the start about fabric types and things you will need to sew these projects. I have made several projects from this book, and the instructions are clear and easy to follow - I recommend this book!

First, there are no color pictures in the book of the finished projects. The projects are great, some bigger than others, but I was really hoping for a definitive saw blade case. It's "use your own imagination" for that plus a few others. That's fine, but I was looking for more stuff to make, more practical, and something different. Still, I'll get some good use out of it, the water bottle holder, the lunch sack, apron, tool roll, and the visor caddy will get made for people, but not the stuff like Mary Mulari makes.

I checked this out of the library, but liked it so much that I bought my own copy. Great ideas, easy instructions, cool stuff for Christmas presents!

I liked the ideas and instructions contained in this book. I sewed up some neat gifts for my sailing friends. I also created some storage bags and now, there is a storage bag for just about everything. This book is a keeper.

Ok, so this isn't going to be a book I treasure and keep forever; but essential information for making outerwear and packs that actually hold together. Glad I got it, will apply this info to my dog boots, mukluks and camera bags....that I will be making this winter. Most of the specific projects are of little interest to me.