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I’m sure these books will upgrade both my sewing skills and my english sewing vocabulary! I’m truly excited; I was expecting this package for quite a long time! I’ll try to review each one of these books soon. I’ve already found out two things, just as I was passing my eyes through “Couture, the Art of Fine Sewing”: the proper name for the white thread I intend to use on topstitching is “Buttonhole Twist”! The other thing is that what I call thread basting is a common couture procedure named “Thread Tracing”. From now on I’ll be using the proper name! In the meanwhile, I’ve been very busy: the lining is cut and tomorrow I plan to write about it. Thank you LMH for the tips on these books!
Até amanhã!
See you tomorrow!
5 comments:
Oh, you got them--hooray! They're great books; you'll like them! (Although the clothes in the Carr book will probably make you cringe. I can't stand to look at them!)
Great books, I agree. You'll love the Roberta Carr especially, I think.
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What great books. Fabulous addition to your sewing library.
Hi Tany,
I like your blog so much that I decided to read through your old postings :) Did you like these books and would you recommend them?
Cheers,
Anna
Hi Anna! Yes, I do recommend these books! The Roberta Carr's book is very good (you can find a lot of subjects there, like thread tracing, French darts, pressing equipment/techniques, special kinds of bound buttonholes, etc). The Tayloring book is great too because it goes through 3 methods on making tailored jackets: cutom, machine and fusible. I must have if you plan on making a tailored jacket. The Great Sewn Clothes book is a compilation of some past Threads articles, and it features a LOT of Couture techniques!
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