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PatternReview.com 1,000 Clever Sewing Shortcuts and TipsTop-Rated Favorites from Sewing Fans and Master Teachers | Format: Paperback, 168 Pages Item: 192514 ISBN: 9781589235021 SpecsIllustrations: 50 photos/75 illos. Size: 8 x 10 x .5 Weight: 1.313 lb. Published: September 1st 2010 DC: AQ List Price: $19.99 $14.99All discounts based on list price. No trade discounts available from sale price. In Stock |
This book contains the best hands-on insider sewing tips from the popular sewing website PatternReview.com, a community of more than 170,000 members. The entries are collected from the website’s enormous database of members’ shared comments and advice, rated by hits and reviews. Also included are five special how-to features by PatternReview.com's master teachers and pattern designers, who regularly conduct online chats and workshops (including Kenneth King, Susan Khalje, Sarah Veblen, Shannon Gifford, and Anna Mazur). |
Deepika Prakash founded PatternReview.com in 2001. She travels extensively to meet PatternReview.com members and support small sewing businesses. She participates in sewing conferences throughout the United States and has hosted PatternReview.com workshops in New York City, Portland (Oregon), and Los Angeles and also in Germany and Australia. The author’s royalties will be donated to charity. Voted Teacher of the Year, Sandra Betzina is recognized nationwide from her Sew Perfect program on HGTV. She writes a syndicated sewing column called "Power Sewing" and feature articles for national and international magazines. She currently designs a line of patterns called "Today's Fit." Sandra was inducted into the Sewing Hall of Fame in 2002. Sandra has written 10 books and created 12 instructional videos. |
Prakash, Deepika. PatternReview.com 1,000 Clever Sewing Shortcuts & Tips: Top-Rated Favorites from Sewing Fans and Master Teachers. Creative Pub: Quayside. 2010. 168p. illus. index. ISBN 9781589235021. pap. $19.99. FIBER CRAFTS The title says it all. Prakash has assembled a plethora of handy sewing tips from her popular website, PatternReview.com. The tips are brief and arranged by general topic, from organizing one’s sewing space to sewing. “Master Classes” on specialized topics, such as sewing knits or embroidering with beads, are interspersed. There’s a lot of good information here, crafters with sewing experience are sure to find something useful. - Library Journal, December 1, 2010 Having sewn since I was a small child, and picked up nearly all my "tricks" from my mother, and her skills, I had to learn to fix my mistakes. Costly in both time and materials. Making mistakes--and fixing them-- is an ecellent teacher. The genius of this tips book, is that it allows the collective distillation of all of the folks who have influenced us over the years to share their tricks. In some ways, it is like throwing mud on the wall--a certain amount is going to stick, the rest falls away. I read many tips that I felt were spot on, and gave me really great insight. This book is for the neophyte, as well as the seasoned stitcher. It is an invitation to the sewing circle, to listen in to hear the hard won stories, and to share in the timeless joy of accomplishment of combining fabric, design, color, and skill to the creation of something special.
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