I Love Patchwork: 25 Irresistible Zakka Projects to Sew
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Cover; Title Page; Acknowledgments; Dedication; Contents; Introduction; Tools and Materials; The Stash: Fabric Facts and Care; Techniques; The Projects; Travel Sewing Kit; Patchwork Ball; Cosmetics Pouch; Little Lamb Softie; Patchwork Bordered Apron; Fold-Up Eco Bag; Lap Quilt; Blossom Pincushion; Placemat and Napkin Set; Coaster Set; Mini Pincushion Magnet; Appliquéd Pillow; Sewing Machine Cover; Utensil Basket; Button Calendar; Flower Mobile; Pencil Case; Fabric Covered Box; Kitchen Towel; Cloud Tote Bag; Zigzag Table Runner; Templates; Little Lamb Softie Pattern; Glossary; Resources.;Sewing doesn't have to be complicated to achieve innovative results. Create sophisticated patchwork projects in the popular Japanese zakka style - the art of seeing the savvy in the ordinary - by combining linen and print fabrics using simple quilting techniques. I Love Patchwork! offers a modern approach to this sewing technique that will appeal to beginning to intermediate sewers and quilters. You will learn basic sewing, quilting, and patchwork techniques combined with applique and stamping to create inventive, useful projects. Learn how to buy, work with, and car. Cover Title Page Acknowledgments Dedication Contents Introduction Tools and Materials The Stash: Fabric Facts and Care Techniques The Projects Travel Sewing Kit Patchwork Ball Cosmetics Pouch Little Lamb Softie Patchwork Bordered Apron Fold-Up Eco Bag Lap Quilt Blossom Pincushion Placemat and Napkin Set Coaster Set Mini Pincushion Magnet Appliquéd Pillow Sewing Machine Cover Utensil Basket Button Calendar Flower Mobile Pencil Case Fabric Covered Box Kitchen Towel Cloud Tote Bag Zigzag Table Runner Templates Little Lamb Softie Pattern Glossary Resources.
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