Creative kids complete photo guide to sewing
Sewing is Fun! Get your kids started sewing creative projects by hand and by machine, and spark their interest in a hobby they can enjoy for a lifetime. Everyone should learn how to sew at least a little bit, so that life's little mishaps, such as missing buttons or falling hems, are easily conquere...
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Mankato :
Creative,
2014.
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| Series: | Creative kids.
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| Summary: | Sewing is Fun! Get your kids started sewing creative projects by hand and by machine, and spark their interest in a hobby they can enjoy for a lifetime. Everyone should learn how to sew at least a little bit, so that life's little mishaps, such as missing buttons or falling hems, are easily conquered. This book is carefully designed to make sewing fun for kids from the very beginning. When their first attempts are rewarding, there is a good chance that kids will be back for more. The goal is to help them build a skill foundation that will take them far beyond sewing survival to sewing enthusiam! |
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| Physical Description: | 144 pages ; 26 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781589238237 (pbk.) 1589238230 (pbk.) |
| Author Notes: | Janith Bergeron and Christine Ecker founded The Sewing Tree in the spring of 2003 and enjoy teaching sewing to people of all ages and interests. They have developed a very comprehensive method of teaching from beginner to advanced students. Janith Bergeron founded Designs by Janith in 1991, specializing in creating beautiful, custom-designed garments. She teaches classes at various sewing-related businesses and schools, striving to bring fun into every stitch and a sense of accomplishment into every project. Janith was the founder of the New Hampshire chapter of the American Sewing Guild in 2001. A Master Certified Sewing Educator-SEA (2008), a Trained Sewing Educator/S&CA since 2002, and a 4-H educator/leader, Janith has been a contributor to Threads magazine's Pattern Review since 2003. Janith lives in Barrington, New Hampshire. Christine Ecker began sewing as a young child with her grandmother. Primarily self-taught, her sewing interests include specialty dresses, costumes, children's clothes, home decor, crafts, bags, and machine embroidery. As the owner of Stolen Time Creations, Christine worked closely with a local Portsmouth, New Hampshire, designer creating one-of-a-kind handbags. Christine was an active member of the board for the New Hampshire chapter of the American Sewing Guild. She has been a Trained Sewing Educator/ S&CA since 2004. Christine lives in Dover, New Hampshire. |
