The Art of Manipulating Fabric
Those who knit, crochet, or embroider have long had sources to which to turn for in-depth instructions on specific stitches and stitch combinations. Now there is such a reference for the sewer--an encyclopedic approach to gathering, shirring, ruffling, tucking, pleating, and quilting and their myriad variations. Filled with hundreds of diagrams and crisp black-and-white photos, this volume explains in detail how to achieve a tremendous range of three-dimensional fabric effects. This is not a book of particular projects; this is a book of instruction and inspiration for anyone who has ever wielded needle and thread. --Amy Handy (Blurb courtesy of GoodReads)
2 comments:
I have this book, but haven't tried anything from it yet. It has lots of detailed pictures and instructions.
Angie - It looked so interesting. If you do try anything from this book, please post it on your blog.
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