My week kinda got off track a little yesterday due to some Dr. appointments. So I decided to share a book review today instead of my “regularly scheduled program”. (Doesn’t seem to be very regular at all now does it?)
The book for this week is…
Linen
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Wool
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Cotton
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Sarong Apron
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Muffler
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Jumper
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Handkerchief
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Socks
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Hanging Pockets
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Slouch Bag
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Slippers
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Floor Mat
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Hand Towel
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Blanket
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Small Bag
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Wastebasket Cover
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Hot Water Bottle Cover
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Sweets Mat
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Duvet Cover
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Lap Blanket
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Lingerie Case
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Pillowcases
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Messenger Bag
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Lunch Bag
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Dish Towels
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Parent & Child Bags
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Fruit Bags
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Apron (cover)
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I did like a few of the projects…
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I just really like the lace, buttons and plaid together. Very cozy and reminds me of my dad’s flannel shirts. |
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I know it’s hard to see, but they have buttons to keep the pillow inside. |
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Also hard to see, but the one with the A uses the hemstitch to make a few rows of little holes in the linen. |
In the end I’ll give this book ☆☆☆stars for beginners and basic projects, but I’m still not getting too excited about it. (I admit to being more interested in the model’s clothes than the projects. Oh well.) There are still a few more books in this series though, and I’ve got high hopes that the one on children’s clothes can turn this whole thing around.
Maybe the problem is that I keep finding books with the word “simple” in the title. I’m gonna write my own book. Who’s up for the Super Complicated and Wickedly Difficult Sewing Book of DOOM? Would you buy it? lol
Happy Reading!
I have the same issue with sewing books . . . they're all so dang SIMPLE that they all have the same boring projects! I wouldn't mind complicated if it meant seeing something a little more original. I'd buy your sewing book of doom 😉