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Mother Pletsch's Painless Sewing with Pretty Pati's Perfect Pattern Primer
The most uncomplicated sewing book of the century, this complete revised MOTHER PLETSCH'S PAINLESS SEWING is a lighthearted book for both beginners and those who want a sewing brush-up. Learn to sew fast, with professional looking results--from selecting fabric to cutting, fitting, shaping, and other important details. With Mother Pletsch's guidance, you'll love sewing and you'll love the results.
- GenresSewing
135 pages, Paperback
First published January 28, 1979
About the author
Pati Palmer
36 books13 followersPati Palmer is driving force behind the Palmer/Pletsch craft publishing company, of dozens of sewing books and how-to DVD’s and creator of eight Palmer/Pletsch sewing notion products, including PerfectFuse™ Interfacings. . Palmer has been designing for The McCall Pattern Co. since 1980, and Vogue prior to that. She has written the guidesheets for 250 patterns and includes fit and sewing tips. She is dubbed The McCall Pattern Company's "Fit Expert." She has been an educator for an interfacing company, a department store buyer, and has conducted seminars throughout North America and Australia. She currently teaches workshops in Portland, Oregon where she trains consumers and teachers.
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January 17, 2020
This small paperback book was extremely helpful with several sewing techniques. It is full of advice on sewing solutions. I will keep this in my sewing library forever. I would recommend it to new sewers or folk who have dropped out of sewing temporarily. The content is straight forward and the authors have a trusted background in the sewing industry.
October 12, 2016
Drawings are adorable; picked up a vintage copy in collectible condition from 1975 for $.99. Clear, concise, and informative, this book gets right what so many how-to books do not--that the reader desires a quick and simple roadmap to age-old techniques. Kudos!
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