Making Leather Handbags: Inspirational Designs with Step-by-step Instructions and 9 Pull-out Master Patterns

Making Leather Handbags: Inspirational Designs with Step-by-step Instructions and 9 Pull-out Master Patterns
ISBN-10
1840924705
ISBN-13
9781840924701
Category
Handbags
Pages
128
Language
English
Published
2004
Authors
Ellen Goldstein-Lynch, Nicole Malone, Sarah Mullins

Description

For anyone who feels she can never have too many handbags, this book is for you. Crafters, sewers and lovers of handbags and leather goods are invited to take a one-on-one course in handbag and accessory construction and design with Making Leather Handbags. Written by three accomplished professors from the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City, this book takes a fun approach to fashionable designs that are not only beautiful but also simple to create. Learn how to construct fabulous handbags and other accessories including a mobile phone and makeup case, a belt, a wallet and more. All projects are made from garment-weight leathers and can be created on a typical home sewing machine.

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