Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew from Clutches to Market Bags

Name: Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew from Clutches to Market Bags
Brand: C & T Publishing
Price: 23.65 EUR
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English

By (author): Sue Kim

From a roomy market tote to a tablet sleeve and handy backpack, these simple patchwork purses are fun to quilt and carry. Vintage silhouettes feature simple patchwork designs like strip piecing, log cabins, triangles, hexagons, and curved shapes.
Full-size patterns plus clear instructions on adding pockets, straps, zippers, piping, and hardware will help confident beginners take their sewing skills to the next level. Sift through your stash for the perfect fabrics to piece, or be inspired by a gallery of alternate colorways (including all-solid versions) for each project!

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Product Details

Weight: 452g
Dimensions: 203 x 254mm
Publication Date: 01 Jun 2016
Publisher: C & T Publishing
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781617451454

About Sue Kim

Sue Kim has been designing sought-after creative sewing patterns for many years. She lives in Manitoba Canada with her three lovely children and husband. Sue shares her patterns and creativity on her popular website ithinksew.com. She started sewing when she was ten years old and has always had a passion for crafts. She earned a masters degree in ancient Asian theatre. However she kept sewing and designing as a hobby until luckily she was asked to be a sewing instructor at a Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft store. That expanded into requests to teach in several quilt shops. The quilt shop owners also encouraged her to start her own pattern business. Her first patterns were for small bags and clutches and eventually she was asked to make a pattern book of bags and clutches. Many of the patterns Sue sells are downloadable PDF patterns. She has completed several books of patterns and has become an independent pattern designer writing for several publishers and pattern companies. Sue has countless ideas; her sketchbook is never empty.