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Skirt Emporium: Sew 25 Fun and Fabulous Designs for All Sizes and Ages, with Ideas for Many More [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 160 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 235x190x11 mm, kaal: 592 g, 470 Illustrations, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Search Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1782214100
  • ISBN-13: 9781782214106
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 160 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 235x190x11 mm, kaal: 592 g, 470 Illustrations, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Search Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1782214100
  • ISBN-13: 9781782214106
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This fun, quirky book is packed with 25 gorgeous, colorful skirts for women of all sizes and girls of all ages. All of the projects can be easily customized using the full-size patterns given in the back: all can be made for adults or children, and advice is given on how to create maternity wear. Each design is shown made from several different fabrics and with different trims – to inspire the reader to follow their own personal tastes. Choose from styles such as A-line, bell, circle, straight, gathered, wraparound and elasticated, and also learn how to add underskirts. With tips on stitching, advice on choosing fabric and a comprehensive guide to cutting and using the patterns, this book shows you exactly how to create your own fun and flattering designs!

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I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book before attempting a pattern. Although I have dabbled in skirt making before, I thought to give this book the best review I would follow the instructions as they were. At times this left me in a bit of a middle where things didn't line up as much as I expected, although later found this was my fault not the book! So please ensure you read the instructions properly unlike me! Haha I have now made several skirts for my children using patterns from this book and they have all come out lovely. -- April Whittington * Customer Review * Dutch blogger Zsazsa presents numerous variations on a favorite beginner projectskirtsin this circus-themed collection of patterns for women and girls. Beginning with a basic elastic-waist skirt, She introduces additional details, such as zippers, knit-fabric waistbands, piping, and trims, to give each skirt a unique look. Patterns are provided for sizes ranging from childrens two through adult 16, with further customization possible based on Zsazsas suggestions. Options include pencil, A-line, wraparound, pleated, and bell skirts, as well as a maternity skirt with a stretchy panel and a girls skirt with a side tie. VERDICT Beginning sewists interested in exploring the basics of garment sewing will find numerous options in this fun collection * Library Journal USA * I think even if you are just starting or you are a confident sewer you will find something in this book. It includes patterns for both adult and children skirts but although the patterns provided are for specific age I think if you have a little bit of experience you can adjust them to the size you want so you can make matching skirts for example.

The skirts all look very summery and relaxed. With the right choice of fabric you can make a very fun wardrobe ready for summer!

Overall a great book! If you are getting into sewing or you know someone starting now it think it's worth getting it! -- Sophia Komnino * Customer Review * Wow, this truly is an emporium of wonders! The Book, which comes with full patterns ranging from child to adult, has a range of wonderful different types of skirts. The making of each skirt is described in detail and the range goes from simple to slightly more complicated making an ideal "course" in how to create your own wardrobe of skirts. Madame Zsazsa has created a book full of skirt patterns which si sure to keep your coming back for more and I can see some of these patterns becoming firm favourites to go to time and time again. -- Sian Lawton * Customer Review *  An easy and enjoyable read from the start even for someone who knows about sewing. Love the part about you need a tape measure to put round your neck to make you look like a real professional. Good tips and sewing essentials for beginners.

 I am going to start on the pleated shirt with an angled yoke on page 134 with some lovely denim with pink design for my grandaughter. Each skirt is made to look so easy with good  instructions and ideas to customise. Patterns do not have for seam allowance. -- Julie Snook * Customer Review * This book gives detailed instructions and full sized patterns to make 25 skirts. These are for adults and children - so something for everyone. The book is very informative and easy to understand. It would be ideal for people starting out making their own skirts and also for people looking to have many patterns in one place. I will definitely be making a couple of the skirts from this and also using it as a reference book to remind me of how to use patterns and complete wonderful garments. -- Lynne Harvey * Customer Review * I am really pleased with this book. The photos are bright and full of colour, showing all the skirts off. I like the idea that I can make any of the skirtsskirts for my daughters or myself. The instructions are clear and I am pleased to see that Madame Zsazsa explains how to lengthen any of the skirts. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to make a number of different skirts, even a beginner. -- Alison Stevens * Customer Review * I love this book. The patterns are clear & easy to follow. Great idea to include patterns for both children & adults, although I'm quite sure my daughter would have been horrified to be wearing the same skirt as her mother! -- Lesley Ann Evans * Customer Review *

THE VERY, VERY BEGINNING
5(6)
How should I use this book?
6(1)
What do I need to know already?
6(1)
Stitches
7(1)
The basic techniques: making a pattern weight
8(3)
MAKING A SKIRT THE BASIC STEPS
11(24)
1 Take your measurements
12(4)
Size chart
13(3)
2 Pick a pattern, a fabric and other materials
16(5)
Other materials
18(3)
3 Cut your chosen pattern from paper
21
Pattern sections
22(1)
Pattern sheets
23(22)
Pattern drawing tools
24(2)
4 Cut your chosen pattern from fabric
26(5)
Copying patterns
27(1)
Fabric cutting tools
28(3)
5 Sew it together!
31(4)
Sewing essentials
32(3)
LISTS AND OTHER THINGS
35(3)
What does that mean?
35(1)
Techniques
36(2)
THE SKIRTS
38(119)
Elasticated skirt
40(6)
A-line with a facing
46(4)
A-line with facing and lining
50(6)
Concealed zip with facing and lining
52(2)
The zip that jumps out at you
54(2)
Stripy skirt
56(2)
A-line with piping
58(4)
Underskirts
62(2)
Skirt with jersey waistband
64(4)
Maternity skirt
68(4)
Elasticated panel skirt
72(4)
Panel skirt with zip and facing
76(2)
Bell skirt
78(6)
Bell skirt in stretchy fabric
84(1)
A guide to working with stretchy fabric
84(4)
Skirt with a button strip
88(6)
Wraparound skirt
94(5)
Jersey wraparound skirt
99(1)
Straight skirt
100(4)
Circle skirt
104(10)
Gathered skirt with stretchy waistband
114(3)
Gathering
117(1)
Gathered skirt with normal waistband
118(6)
Bow skirt
124(4)
Pleated skirt
128(6)
Pleated skirt with an angled yoke
134(2)
A-line gathered skirt
136(6)
Gathered skirt with button strip
142(3)
The Big Test
145(1)
All-in-one skirt
146(8)
The models
154(3)
Acknowledgements 157(1)
Index 158
Madame Zsazsa (real name Kim) lives with Mr Zsazsa, three children, two dogs and a horse on a farm in the Kempen in the Netherlands. She is a writer and blogger who took up making clothes after the birth of her children. She blogs about sewing, sustainability and vegetable gardening, and writes features in collaboration with several Dutch magazines. She has authored four books. Visit her blog at http://madamezsazsa.blogspot.com