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Customising Cool: Clothes - Create Unique Inspired Garments to Suit Your Personality

Customising Cool: Clothes - Create Unique Inspired Garments to Suit Your Personality

Customising Cool: Clothes - Create Unique Inspired Garments to Suit Your Personality

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Published: 1 October, 2006
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Whether your style is Bohemian, classic, retro, or edgy, the projects in Customizing Cool: Clothes will suit you. You'll learn to transform an inexpensive, mass-produced garment into a designer original using simple materials and tools. Start by learning the techniques for basic sewing and embroidery stitches. Let your creativity shine by choosing the right embellishments. Next, you're ready to tackle your own unique designs! Each project takes an easy-to-find garment - denim jeans, a velvet jacket, or a flared skirt - and offers ideas to create your own spiced-up variation. Using a few simple trimmings, like frayed silk, sequins, beads, vintage buttons and ribbons, you'll learn to give your wardrobe a unique look, customized just for you. Projects include a ruffle-edged camisole; a bolero with sequins, beads and satin bow; a lace-up T-shirt; fur-trimmed cardigan; leopard jeans; and vintage trousers. You don't need a tailor or personal designer to liven up your wardrobe - all you need is a needle, thread and Customizing Cool: Clothes !
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Type Book
ISBN13 9781845431570
ISBN10 184543157X
Number Of Pages 128
Item Weight 498 g
Product Dimensions 208 x 14 x 256 mm
Publisher / Reseller Apple Press
Format paperback
Edition First Softback Edition
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Author's Bio

Kate Haxell learned sewing from her grandmother at a young age, creating eccentric outfits for her compliant dolls. After obtaining her art degree, she went to work for Country Living magazine, then moved into book publishing and editing. Kate's previous books include Decorative Knitting, The Seed Bead Book and First Knits among others. She lives in London.

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