Best of
Sewing

1986

Workwoman's Guide by a Lady


A Lady - 1986
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Make Your Own Teddy Bears: Instructions and Full-Size Patterns for Jointed and Unjointed Bears and Their Clothing


Doris King - 1986
    What's more, the bears and their wardrobe can be made on a sewing machine.Create traditional Teddies out of mohair or alpaca, use the modern synthetic furs available in a variety of colors and textures, or make attractive, inexpensive bears from corduroy, calico, gingham, chintz, or patchwork. Varying the type of fabric and the size and type of eyes will give each of your bears a distinctive personality. In addition to a full discussion of fabrics, you'll find advice on stuffing materials (for soft, cuddly bears and firm, sturdy ones), placing and cutting out pattern pieces, sewing techniques, and much else. Clear step-by-step instructions show how to create your own collection of lovable bears, while illustrations on the cover suggest color schemes for the charming toys.Ideal for nursery, playroom, and any other room, these huggable handmade Teddies made perfect gifts. Sew up a denful for yourself and everyone who deserves a special bear hug.

The Complete Book of Machine Embroidery


Robbie Fanning - 1986
    Beautiful embroidery is now possible with your home sewing machine and the hundreds of techniques in this book for accenting your favorite shirts, skirts, and more! Illustrated throughout, with descriptions of the best materials and effects to liven up your wardrobe.

Scrap Saver's Christmas Stitchery


Sandra Foose - 1986
    There are 160 glorious pages, jam-packed with bright holiday ideas for thoughtful, original decorating and gift giving.