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Lovely Things to Make for Girls of Slender Means

Lovely Things to Make for Girls of Slender Means

by EithneFarry (Author)

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    Hardcover 2010

    $3.25
Synopsis

A stylish book about making gorgeous clothes for not much money, recycling thrifted material and creating something brand new from foraged fabric. It's about re-appraising the clothes in your cupboard and transforming them into new outfits and accessories, using simple techniques and the minimum of equipment. In the season-by-season guide, Farry shows us how to recreate Audrey Hepburn sailor chic, look utterly original for a summer wedding, accessorise knits, and make a patchwork poncho for wintry evenings. There's also a section on repairing clothes, on darning and patching creatively, so your favourite items need never end up in the dustbin.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 224
 Publisher: W&N
Published: 13 May 2010
ISBN 10: 0297859544
ISBN 13: 9780297859543

Media Reviews
'A practical step-by-step guide to making gorgeous clothes for not much cash... projects include ear muffs, bows, flowers, headbands, skirts and capelets.' SEW TODAY 'not only is this book very useful, it's a joy to read. Farry's instructions are clear and straight-forward, but sound nothing like a manual. And because it's so gosh-darn pretty, it would make a fantastic gift for the girl of slender means in your life.' www.domesticsluttery.com 'The very talented Eithne Farry's new book... is full of clever, not too challenging ideas for making really great clothes & accessories from sometimes unlikely sources' www.libertylondongirl.com 'This inspiring little hardback tome is positively brimming with quirky stitching tips and tricks that show the reader how to create gorgeous clothes on a budget... a must -buy book.' CRAFTS BEAUTIFUL 'Guaranteed to put the fun back into sewing, this is the perfect title for those who love to make fashion items with minimum fuss and maximum impact.' SEWING WORLD
Author Bio
Eithne Farry has had a patchwork-quilt career. A former backing-singer (and tambourinist) with indie band Talulah Gosh, she is now a freelance reviewer, writer, literary editor and radio personality, who makes most of her own clothes (or at the very least, customises those she buys ready-made).