Sew La Tea Do
By (Author) Pip Lincolne
Hardie Grant Books
Hardie Grant Books
1st October 2010
Australia
General
Non Fiction
646.2
Hardback
152
Width 214mm, Height 224mm
A gorgeous book for beginner sewers and crafters. Pip Lincolne shows you how to make 24 beautiful things for yourself, your home and your family. There's a blanket to roll up and take to the movies, cute-as-a-button kids' trousers and a super pretty wrapskirt. Learn how to make cushion covers from second-hand shirts or a simple sundress for lazy summer days in the park. Each project is carefully designed for beginner sewers, with an easy-to-use pattern and a list of all of the materials you will need. Pip also takes you through a range of simple sewing techniques and stitches, and there are heaps of suggestions for variations so you can experiment with new ideas once you've got your head around the basics.
"This friendly, engaging work might please the sewer seeking projects in the contemporary and adorable vein." --"Publishers Weekly"
Pip Lincolne grew up in a DIY family. Her dad sewed her lovely dresses; her mum made her orange sorbet; her brother fashioned little houses for her dolls; her sister drew and her nanna knitted, sewed, baked ... you name it! Raised on such handmade fare, there was never any doubt that a crafty life lay ahead. Pip lives above her popular craft store Meet Me at Mike's, in Melbourne's Fitzroy, with her lovely family. She runs Brown Owls - a new-fangled craft club for crafters of all ages and makes things every single day. Her first book, Meet Me at Mike's, was published in 2009.