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List of Top Selling Sewing Books/ Buy them Today!

June 10, 2009 | Ellisha | Comments 0

Here are the  most popular books in sewing which consist of everything from sewing embroidery and quilting. Just what you need to expand your sewing skills.

Note: If you are interested in buying a book just scroll over the books title and click.

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Generation T: 108 Ways to Transform a T-Shirt

Generation T have everything you need to know about how to cut, sew, deconstruct, reconstruct and best of all transform a great T-Shirt. This book features more than 100 projects for customized tees, tank tops, tube tops, T-skirts, and even handbags


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Sewing Green: 25 Projects Made with Repurposed & Organic Materials

This book is a do-it-yourself environmentally friendly sewing. In Sewing Green, presents 25 projects made from “repurposed” thrift-store and back-of-the-closet finds and organic fabrics.

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Sew What! Bags: 18 Pattern-Free Projects You Can Customize to Fit Your Needs

Sew What! Bags focus is on simple, pattern-free sewing that requires no previous experience — just an inventive spirit, some fun fabric, and a basic sewing machine.

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Embroidery Machine Essentials: How to Stabilize, Hoop and Stitch Decorative Designs

Taking the guesswork out of using a home embroidery machine, this book covers the entire embroidery process from choosing designs, threads, stabilizers and needles to hooping, design placement and stitching techniques

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501 Rotary-Cut Quilt Blocks (That Patchwork Place)

Features 501 pieced blocks, each with cutting and construction directions. Each of the blocks is offered in six different sizes, resulting in more than 3,000 different block possibilities. Get the master compilation of the successful books Around the Block, Around the Block Again, and Once More around the Block.

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The Art of Manipulating Fabric

The Art of Manipulating Fabric  is an encyclopedic approach to gathering, shirring, ruffling, tucking, pleating, and quilting and their myriad variations. This book explains in detail how to achieve a tremendous range of three-dimensional fabric effects. This is not a book of projects; it is a book of instruction and learning sewing techniques.


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