If you love fun, fresh clothing looks, Sew Serendipity, by designer Kay Whitt will delight. Complete with patterns for the featured garments in sizes XXS to XXL, the 18 projects are variations of three basics patterns. Each one has master instructions and basic sewing techniques included, plus lots of creative ideas for personalizing. This well-illustrated and beautifully photographed book is sure to inspire your creativity. The author uses fabrics from the major companies for her creations, so they can be readily found either locally or online if you like the look. Whitt also includes information on basic alterations, should they be needed for fitting. 160 pages with a wired binding that lies flat for use.
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