My first sewing machine : 30 fun projects kids will love to make

My first sewing machine 30 fun projects kids will love to make

Coralie Bijasson

Book - 2024

Contains 30 sewing projects including bags, keyrings, cushions, and pencil cases, all easy to customize and can be made independently or with an adult.

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Subjects
Sewing > Juvenile literature.
Machine sewing > Juvenile literature.
Instructional and educational works.
Genres
Instructional and educational works
Published
Kent, UK : Search Press Limited 2024.
Language
English
French
Corporate Author
Burravoe Translation Services
Main Author
Coralie Bijasson (author)
Corporate Author
Burravoe Translation Services (translator)
Other Authors
Jean-Baptiste Pellerin (photographer), Dominique Turbé (book designer)
Item Description
Translated from the French.
Physical Description
127 pages : colour illustrations ; 24 cm
Audience
Age 7+.
ISBN
9781800921580
  • My Little Sewing Workshop
  • Pincushion
  • Sewing case
  • For My Bedroom
  • Tissue-box cover
  • Cloud cushion
  • Wall organizer
  • Basket tidy
  • My Bags & Accessories
  • Bowling bag
  • Purse
  • Princess tote bag
  • Backpack
  • Shoulder bag
  • Earphone case
  • Shopping bag
  • Keyring
  • My Clothes & Accessories
  • Skirt
  • Scarf
  • Scrunchie
  • T-shirt revamp
  • Necklace
  • For MY Satchel
  • Pencil case
  • Book cover
  • Roli-up pencil case
  • Drawstring sports bag and laundry bag
  • For My Suitcase
  • Luggage label
  • Beach towel
  • Hair-clip case
  • Headband
  • For The Kitchen
  • Apron
  • Oven glove
  • Cake bag
Review by Booklist Review

The sewing machine and its accompanying home economics classes were once something to be feared, with many complicated moving parts and instructions. Today, the instrument and its directions have been simplified and streamlined, as Bijasson's guide, translated from French, demonstrates. Labeled for ages seven and up, the guide focuses on Bijasson's 30 projects while ignoring some basics of the machine (there are no details about sewing machine parts, diagrams, and troubleshooting, for example). The projects, though, are easy-to-make home and kitchen items (tissue box cover, apron) and wearables (skirt, scarf, T-shirt revamp). Patterns feature a color photograph of the finished item, with some cutting and overall diagrams and short instructions. With some parental guidance recommended, this will excite sewing-obsessed kids.

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

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