Needlework & fabric crafts
Sewing Knits from Fit to Finish
Linda Lee
Format: Paperback
This book teaches everything you need to know about sewing knit fabrics - from choosing patterns to laying out designs, to sewing and adding embellishments and closures.
Nine Months to Crochet
Maaike van Koert
Format: Paperback
The perfect crochet book for mums to be - embrace your nesting instinct with 25 projects that will take you from your first crochet stitches through every stage of your pregnancy, creating a beautiful set of baby and nursery items with a unique personal touch along the way.
The Natural World of Needle Felting
Fi Oberon
Format: Hard Cover
This is the first book to elevate the craft of needle felting to a high level of design and quality.
Make It, Own It, Love It
Matt Chapple
Format: Hard Cover
Matt Chapple, the UK's top amateur stitcher and winner of the BBC's Great British Sewing Bee 2015, shares everything you need to know about repairing and maintaining your attire.
Quilt Block Geometry
Nancy Wick
Format: Paperback
This booklet includes rotary cutting basics followed by block instructions for 13 different quilt blocks, all made using geometric shapes. Designs include modern interpretations of traditional patterns.
Fun Foundation-Pieced Blocks
Nancy Wick
Format: Paperback
Fun Foundation-Pieced Blocks includes paper-piecing basics, quilt-block instructions, and both original designs and modern interpretations of traditional quilt patterns.
Crochetterie
Molla Mills
Format: Hard Cover
Crochetterie is a collection of approximately 30 trendy crochet projects from Finnish designer and blogger Molla Mills that will get you hooked yet again on this addictive craft.
Melissa Leapman's Designer Crochet: Accessories
Melissa Leapman
Format: Paperback
For crocheters of all skill levels, this book offers fresh, new patterns for gorgeous crocheted women's accessories that run the gamut from scarves and hats to jewelry and shawls.
Designing Clothes with the Flat Pattern Method
Sara Alm
Format: Paperback
The book teaches sewers a new technique for making garments using basic pattern blocks called slopers. Sewers learn to design shapes, style lines, and fashion details--creating patterns for customized clothing.
