Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew - From Clutches to Market Bags by Kim, Sue

Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew - From Clutches to Market Bags (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781617451454)

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Format: Paperback
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Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew - From Clutches to Market Bags by Kim, Sue

Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew - From Clutches to Market Bags

$24.95
Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew - From Clutches to Market Bags by Kim, Sue

Perfect Patchwork Bags: 15 Projects to Sew - From Clutches to Market Bags

$24.95
Format: Paperback
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Work that patchwork bag!

From a roomy market tote to a tablet sleeve and handy backpack, these simple patchwork purses are fun to quilt and carry. Vintage silhouettes feature simple patchwork designs like strip piecing, log cabins, triangles, hexagons, and curved shapes. Full-size patterns plus clear instructions on adding pockets, straps, zippers, piping, and hardware will help confident beginners take their sewing skills to the next level. Sift through your stash for the perfect fabrics to piece, or be inspired by a gallery of alternate colorways (including all-solid versions) for each project!

- 15 chic projects, including a pieced messenger bag, clutch, phone case, Boston bag, and more
- Simple patchwork techniques plus one-fabric versions perfect for confident beginners
- Trendy, everyday bags with full-size patterns from esteemed designer Sue Kim

Author: Sue Kim
ISBN-10: 1617451452
ISBN-13: 9781617451454
Publisher: Stash Books
Language: English
Published: 06/01/2016
Pages: 112
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.90lbs
Size: 9.20h x 7.50w x 0.40d
By Sue Kim
By Sue Kim
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Sue Kim lives in Manitoba with her three lovely children and husband. You can find her latest designs on her website, ithinksew.com. She started sewing when she was ten and has always had a passion for crafts. Originally she earned a master's degree in ancient Asian literature. However, she kept sewing and designing as a hobby until she was asked to be a sewing instructor at a Jo-Ann fabric store. That expanded into requests to teach in several quilt shops, which led to her starting her own pattern business.

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