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More creative sewing ideas by Editors of Cy DeCosse Incorporated · Booklabria

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SewingNeedlework

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First published: 1992

Synopsis

Shows how to work with creative details; create one's own fabric; and work with such fiber art media as smocking, quilting, and rug braiding; and includes instructions for a variety of projects.

Subjects: Sewing
Needlework

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Publishers: Cy DeCosse · Distributed by Contemporary Books · Cy DeCosse, MN
Published: 1992
Pages: 127
Language: English
Contributor: Cy DeCosse Incorporated
Series: Singer sewing reference library
ISBN-10: 0865732760

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