Your Skirt, Your Way
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Description
Design and sew your own gorgeous, unique skirts, with no need for shop-bought patterns.
Start by creating your own block and toile using just four body measurements. Then select your skirt shape, add the fittings, fastenings and details you want, and put the whole thing together with ease.
With clear step-by-step photography and easy-to-follow instructions, Jenniffer Taylor (of The Great British Sewing Bee) will show you how to mix and match the design elements you really want to make your perfect garment; choose from A-line, flared, gathered, pencil and pleated shapes, and from pockets, zips, buttons and yokes.
The book contains 10 inspiring skirt options to get you started… but it’s your skirt, your way, so fill your wardrobe with an array of gorgeous skirts that fit you perfectly and suit your style!
Additional information
| Weight | 550 g |
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| Dimensions | 216 × 280 mm |
| ISBN | 9781782215936 |
| Dimensions | 216 x 280 mm |
| Book Type | Paperback / softback |
| Author | Jenniffer Taylor |
| Author Bio | Jenniffer Taylor's sewing journey began with her ultimate project: to design and make her own wedding dress. The experience unlocked her creativity and for the first time she found she was able to express her individual style; empowering her to create garments that she always wanted to wear. Jenni's husband Kirk recognized her passion and after secretly submitting an application for her, she appeared as a contestant on the second series of The Great British Sewing Bee in 2014. Jenni is now a prominent and popular sewing influencer and author, who teaches dressmaking both online and offline. As well as demonstrating on television and events, she also designs her own range of sewing patterns. Jenni's first book, Girl with a Sewing Machine, was published in 2017. Find more dressmaking inspiration, tips and tutorials at http://www.jenniffertaylor.co.uk Find her on Facebook: Tailor-Taylor Follow @jennibobtaylor on Twitter and Instagram #sewingrevolution |
| Number of Pages | 128 |
