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Sewing for the Handmade Market
Bag-making expert, Susan Dunlop, brings you this exciting new book, filled with sewing projects suitable for all skill levels; from beginners to expert. You're sure to find plenty of designs which are fun to make and perfect for gifting or selling through the handmade market. Forget simple aprons, plain purses and cushion covers! Get your pins stuck into something a bit more challenging, modern and fun to make! Projects included: a notepad cover, laptop sleeve, writing set case, tablet sleeve, bi-fold and tri-fold wallets, mobile phone pouch, insulated lunch bag, two clutches, a pretty handbag and a makeup bag. There's also plenty of useful info on how to choose and use stabilisers, how to i...
Bag Making Techniques for Beginners and Beyond
Susan Dunlop of SusieDDesigns(R), and author of bag-making book Style and Swing, brings you this comprehensive new sewing guide to get you designing and creating the best bags ever! There are so many different styles of bags; the possibilities of creating a unique accessory are endless. Susan shares her vast range of knowledge throughout the book, with plenty of useful tips along the way. The techniques covered will arm you with the knowledge to adapt ready-made patterns and to design your own bags from scratch! The book begins with lots of helpful advice on choosing fabrics, how to use stabilisers and which tools to use; the basic elements for making the best bags. If you've never made a ba...
Style and Swing
You'll find plenty of reasons to sit down and sew these boutique-quality yet achievable bags and accessories. Everyone from beginners to experts can create an assortment of modern, practical projects for gifts or personal use. Start with a simple, elegant handbag and progress to more challenging designs; skill-level ratings are included. Step-by-step illustrated patterns for 12 attractive projects in a variety of shapes and styles Stylish accessories include a pleated clutch, market bag, satchel, and wallet Includes resource info and comprehensive how-to techniques; learn about tools, fabric prep, interfacings, linings, and purse hardware
SusieDDesigns' Beginner Bag-Making
SusieDDesigns' Beginner Bag-making is the ideal book to refer to if you're new to bag-making or a beginner sewer. The projects are fun to make and have easy-to-follow instructions, with full-colour step images throughout. You'll be making the best bags in no time! As you work your way through the book, each project becomes a bit more complex, helping to build up your confidence and skill level. If you're an experienced sewer, jump ahead to whatever project takes your fancy. There's a good mix of beginner and intermediate projects to choose from. Susan has also included some useful information on the tools you'll need, fabric preparation, how to use stabilisers, sewing terms and a comprehensive how-to techniques section. Once you feel confident in adapting the patterns, to suit your own needs, add extra pockets, lengthen the handles, change the closure, make the bag smaller or bigger, add embellishments... the possibilities are endless, you can truly make any bag design your own!
SusieDDesigns' Big Bag Making Book
SusieDDesigns' Big Bag-making Book includes ten bag projects, each with a full set of pattern pieces ready to be traced or photocopied from the book. The projects are suitable for confident beginners through to expert sewers, including those who love a challenge! You'll find a range of baby and toddler bags, modern satchels and shoppers which all have easy-to-follow sewing instructions with colour images and diagrams throughout. As well as making any of the projects for yourself or as gifts, you can sell your finished creations! Home-crafters are offered a 'sew and sell' policy, so that you can make some extra cash from your hobby too!
Douglas Snelling
Douglas Burrage Snelling (1916–85) was one of Britain’s significant emigré architects and designers. Born in Kent and educated in New Zealand, he became one of Australia’s leading mid-century architects, of luxury residences and commercial buildings, and a trend-setting designer of furniture, interiors and landscapes. This is the first comprehensive study of Snelling’s pan-Pacific life, works and trans-disciplinary significance. It provides a critical examination of this controversial modernist, revealing him to be a colourful and talented protagonist who led antipodean interpretations of American, especially Wrightian and southern Californian, architecture, design and lifestyle innovations.
