Teach Yourself Visually Fashion Sewing
AUTHOR: Carole Ann Camp
Though I call myself a beginner, I actually am not a total beginner. The last time I touched a sewing machine (before I seriously started this hobby) was probably in 1994.
I was in high school. Still, I have been pretty familiar with sewing because my mum sews most of our (my 2 sisters and I) going-out outfits. This book helps provide me with basic knowledge of bits and pieces of information.
I was in high school. Still, I have been pretty familiar with sewing because my mum sews most of our (my 2 sisters and I) going-out outfits. This book helps provide me with basic knowledge of bits and pieces of information.
I started to learn more about sewing in 2012. I learn best with a book because of convenience. There are things I already knew so I did not need a book to teach me from scratch. Bought this one so that I can easily refer to it by a certain topic I need help on as and when necessary. There are step-by-step photos and drawings to make for easier explanations.
There are 12 Chapters in this book and they are:
- Technique Review
- Sewing from a Pattern
- Find the Right Fit
- Hems and Hemlines
- Waistline Treatments
- Necklines, Armholes and Straps
- Skirts
- Pants
- Tops
- Dresses
- Recycle, Refurbish and Repair
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