Small Stash Sewing: 24 Projects Using Designer Fat Quarters - Paperback

by Melissa Averinos (Author), Amy Butler (Foreword by)

25 projects to make the most of designer fat quarters

Sewing with designer fat quarters is a great way to stretch your dollar without sacrificing quality. Now, Melissa Averinos, the face behind the popular Yummy Goods blog and one of the newest Free Spirit fabric designers, brings you a collection of projects dedicated specifically to making the most of your designer fat quarters.

From belts to handbags, from children's gifts to a laundry hamper bag, and much, much more, Small Stash Sewing gives you 25 sewing projects to make unique pieces that showcase your favorite, longed-for designer fabrics.

• Gorgeous full-color photography throughout
• Sewing with designer fat quarters is budget-friendly and hip
• Melissa's blog, yummygoods.com, is read by thousands of dedicated fans

If you're a veteran sewer looking to use up your existing stash of fabrics or are new to sewing and want to experiment with designer fabrics without breaking the bank, Sewing with Fat Quarters gives you the skills and know-how to create 25 stunning pieces that give new life to your home and fashion style.

Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

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24 Projects Using Designer Fat Quarters

From a belt to a handbag, from children's gifts to a faux pillowcase dress, and much, much more, Small Stash Sewing gives you 24 sewingprojects to make unique pieces that showcase your favorite, longed-for designer fabrics.

If you're a veteran sewer looking to use up your existing stash of fabrics or are new to sewing and want to experiment with designer fabrics without breaking the bank, Small Stash Sewing gives you the skills and know-how to create stunning pieces that will inject new life into your home and fashion style.

Author Biography

MELISSA AVERINOS is a fabric designer, painter, good listener, and lover of strawberry rhubarb pie. She can usually be found getting messy in the studio in the back of her Cape Cod gift shop, Yummy Goods. For inspiration and juicy honesty, visit Melissa at her blog www.yummygoods.com.