All New Fabric Savvy: How to Choose & Use Fabrics

All New Fabric Savvy is the ultimate fabric guide for sewers of all skill levels, fully updated and named a Best Reference Book of the Year by Library Journal.

This best-selling resource by renowned sewing expert Sandra Betzina is packed with essential information and practical advice on how to choose and work with 107 different types of fabric, making it an indispensable addition to your sewing library.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced sewer, All New Fabric Savvy guarantees your success by providing clear, accessible guidance on fabric selection and usage. Say goodbye to fabric confusion and hello to a world of creative possibilities with this essential reference book!

Key Features:

Comprehensive Fabric Guide • : Explore an extensive range of fabrics organized alphabetically, including classic choices like cotton, wool, and knits, as well as innovative synthetic options such as faux fur, leather, oilcloth, and ripstop. This comprehensive overview ensures you have the knowledge to select the perfect fabric for any project. Visual Learning • : With over 475 stunning photographs and 110 detailed illustrations, All New Fabric Savvy • offers visual aids that simplify the fabric selection process and enhance your understanding of fabric characteristics and applications. Essential Tools and Techniques • : This updated edition reflects the latest in sewing tools and techniques, equipping you with the skills to navigate modern fabric choices confidently. Invaluable Appendices • : The book includes a thorough set of appendices that cover everything you need to know about working with fabric, from pre-washing to cutting and sewing, ensuring your success on every project. Eliminate Fabric Confusion • : All New Fabric Savvy • demystifies the complexities of working with various fabrics, empowering you to make informed decisions and achieve professional results in both garment and home decor sewing.

© 2017 The Taunton Press (전자책 ): 9781631868726

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