Sew!: Exclusive Cath Kidston Designs for Over 40 Simple Sewing Projects

Sew!is a treasure trove of simple projects all made using Cath Kidston's popular printed fabrics. Reflecting her love of vintage-style patterns, the fabrics feature fresh colors in delightful and unexpected combinations. There are 43 fun and useful projects, all shown in stunning, close-up photographs complete with full-size pattern and on an enclosed sheet for each project, step-by-step instructions and templates. Some of the projects included are: -a patchwork knitting bag -a child's apron complete with handy pocket -a useful inside-out tote that expands for extra bulk -a mix-and-match bird mobile for a child -a practical zippered knitting needle case -a charming quilted purse -an amusing airplane blanket and much more! All the techniques are clearly explained in an introductory wealth of fantastic ideas and tips for variations, allowing you to customize the basic designs are you wish!

CATH KIDSTON is known for her vintage-inspired, cheerful printed fabrics. Since 1993 when she opened a tiny shop in London's Holland Park, Kidston's clever, witty re-working of traditional English country house style led to her cult success. Her company has expanded steadily in recent years to include an extensive range of stationery products and housewares as well as fashion and accessories. Currently there are more than 30 shops worldwide and her successful mail order business continues to grow. Cath Kidston, Ltd. is considered one of the most influential and original design companies to emerge from the U.K. in recent years. Cath is also the author of Make!: Over 40 Fantastic Projects with 16 Exclusive Designs.

“Kidston’s U.K.-based line of lovely flowery bedding, housewares, and accessories is pure crack to anyone who fantasizes about living in an English country cottage, and in Sew!, she shows you how to stitch up projects that are quintessentially Kidston.” —Bust magazine

"Britain's queen of bright, cheery fabrics, Kidston shows readers how to punch up existing items with minimal effort and big results." ---O, The Oprah Magazine