books about: machine-sew (last-minute timesaving techniques)

books about: machine-sew

books:

Second Stitches: Recycle As You Sew (Creative Machine Arts)

1 review
Susan D. Parker

Chilton Book Co, 1993

second stitches
Some really good ideas for ways to reuse your kids(or yours) outgrown clothes. The middle section has some nice full color photos of finished projects. The directions are clear and easy to understand and there are good line drawings to clarification. An easy and enjoyable way to help the planet.

A Step-By-Step Guide to Your Sewing Machine (Teach Yourself to Sew Better Series)
Jan Saunders, Janice Saunders Maresh

Chilton Book Co, 1990

Sew On: All You Need to Know to Start Sewing and Serging Today! (Sew Fast Sew Easy)

25 reviews
Elissa K. Meyrich

St. Martin's Griffin, 2008

Perfect compliment to the Sew Fast Sew Easy book
This book compliments the first Sew Fast Sew Easy book. I had bought that book to learn to sew and had great success with it. I knew this book would have some great tips and projects but I underestimated it. The projects and patterns that are included were perfectly challenging for me. I learned more techniques with the box cushion. I hadn't ever sewn with heavy fabric let alone turn a corner. ...

Last-Minute Fabric Gifts: 30 Hand-Sew, Machine-Sew, and No-Sew Projects (Sewing)

17 reviews
Cynthia Treen

STC Craft/A Melanie Falick Book, 2006

Great For Just Starting Out
This book is excellent, especially for the beginner. The projects are easy to follow and arranged by the amount of time they take to complete. There are even projects that take less than an hour, which is good for those with limited time. The layout makes the book easy to read and easy to use while making the projects. The material lists contain items that are easy to find. Also, the materials ...

All about Machine Arts: Decorative Techniques from A to Z

5 reviews
Sew News, Creative Embroidery

C&T Publishing, 2004

If you quilt, sew, or embroider you MUST have this book!
This is a must-have book for any sewer, quilter, or embroiderer. Every single page is packed with innovative ideas and techniques, each accompanied by a multitude of photos that thoroughly illustrate the processes. I've been a quilter for 15 years, and just started machine embroidering; there were quilting techniques I'd never seen before, and I'm a quilting instructor! They thought of ...

A Step-By-Step Guide to Your New Home Sewing Machine (Teach Yourself to Sew Better)
Jan Saunders, Janice Saunders Maresh

Chilton Book Company, 1991

Sew Fast Sew Easy: All You Need to Know When You Start to Sew

46 reviews
Elissa K. Meyrich

St. Martin's Griffin, 2002

Best Sewing Method to Learn
I am a Professor in a Fashion Design Department of a State University. I have tested out several Sewing Books and the Best one with a really great method to learn how to sew is the Sew Fast Sew Easy book. All the other books are re-writes from the 70's and just as confusing as the originals. The Sew Fast Sew Easy Book is written by a true professional and has an easy method to learn all the ...

Cut & Sew (Working with Machine- Knitted Fabrics)
Pam Turbett

B.T. Batsford Ltd. London, 1985

A Batsford Craft Paperback

Instructions Golden Touch & Sew Deluxe Zig-Zag Sewing Machine/Model 750
Singer Sewing Machine Co

Singer Co, NY, 1970

Sew News Timesaving Tips: From Sew News Magazine (Zieman, Nancy Luedtke. Sewing With Nancy.)

Oxmoor House, 1996

Sew Much Fun: 14 Projects to Stitch & Machine Embroider

1 review
Oklahoma Embroidery Supply & Design

C&T Publishing, 2002

Sew much fun
I really enjoyed reading and looking at all the craft projects. Very nice photos and easy to read instructions. A must have to every sewing/embroidery person's collection.

Marilyn's Machine Stitched Sew Simple Quilts: Spiraling Log Cabin Design Series

1 review
Marilyn Greene

Dav-a-Lyn Enterprise, 1986

Quilting
A solid, classic pattern. I am pleased to have it available in my quilting library. Makes up into beautiful quilts.

Rag Wool Applique: Easy to Sew : Use Any Sewing Machine : Quilts, Home Decor, and Clothing
Kathy Macmannis

C&T Publishing, 2002

Create the illusion of handhooked wool rugs with the ease of machine embroidery! This innovative rag wool appliqué technique uses your home sewing machine to make 3D appliqué from wool "cutlets," 1/4-inch felted fabric pieces stitched in place with invisible thread. You'll find 20 rag wool appliqué designs for use in 28 projects, including clothing, accessories, and home decor. Themes include Americana, harvest, sports, babies, and more! ...