The Encyclopedia of Sewing Machine Techniques

by Nancy Bednar

Other authorsJoAnn Pugh-Gannon
Hardcover, 1999

Status

Available

Call number

646.2044

Publication

New York : Sterling Pub., c1999.

Description

"This all-important sewing-room reference will not only dispel fears, but will encourage you to attempt and succeed with expert techniques as new skills are applied.”--Vogue Patterns. "Well written....The most complete book for sewing machnine techniques that I have found. It is a real pleasure....'Must have’ book for sewers of all levels.”--Shuttle Spindle & Dyepot.

User reviews

LibraryThing member drj
This book is recommended for expert seamstresses who already have some knowledge of sewing techniques. There are many techniques shown that apply both to garment construction and to quilts or home decorating items. The capabilities of modern sewing machines with memory for fancy stitching is used
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along with legacy techniques for creating vintage items.
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LibraryThing member KC_in_KS
Great reference book, and lots of inspiration for new things to try. I kept saying "you can do THAT?" OK, so maybe some of the techniques could be done easier with a specialized piece of equipment (embroidery, especially), but if that's not in the budget, your regular machine can do the job just
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fine. Great stuff.
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Language

Original language

English

Physical description

336 p.; 26 cm

ISBN

080696393X / 9780806963938
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