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Stitch-by-Stitch

A stitch-by-stitch guide to sewing and needlecraft.

Stitch-by-Stitchfrom craft expert Jane Bull, is packed with more than 50 inspiring and easy to-make projects to get you stitching, making, and designing. You'll discover how to make handy cotton bags, patchwork cushions, applique pictures, and many more great gifts and fun things to keep.

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From what to use and when,Stitch by Stitchcontains a wealth of needlecraft know-how, and with simple step by step instructions it is great fun to dip in and out of. Perfect to encourage and inspire crafters who are just starting out - find something fun to do with your beads and buttons.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 124 pages

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