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Sewing is trendy, sewing is cool, and sewing is something teens want to do. They can, with this guide geared just to their tastes and needs. It provides the basic techniques and terminology to get them started, plus more than 20 patternless projects that range from no-sew” simple to more advanced skills such as ruching. These super-stylish garments and accessoriesall on target for their age-group and fresh off the pages of the latest magazineswill really have young fashionistas buzzing. Projects include a cute scarf skirt with a handkerchief hem, an adorable halter top and baby-doll tunic, a patchwork slouch bag, and a long scarf with two-toned sides. SEW TEEN will have young style-setters at their machines SEW quickly!
Grade 7-10–Zent presents 21 projects and accessory designs that will appeal to budding seamstresses and novice stitchers alike, although teens should know the basics of using a sewing machine or have assistance. The book opens with sections on tools, sewing vocabulary, taking measurements, fabric styles, sewing techniques, maneuvering corners, and an icon key. Each project includes a section on calculations and measurement, a shopping list, cutting instructions, and tips on sewing with many types of fabrics. The step-by-step instructions include drawn renderings to assist with the construction and full-color photographs of teen models wearing each garment or accessory. For sewing material for the younger crowd, try Judy Ann Sadler 's Sewing (Kids Can, 1997). –G. Alyssa Parkinson, Highland Township Library, MI
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Considering the popularity of TV's Project Runway,the time may be ripe for a sewing book like this spiffy entry by Zent, whose ExpresSew products, aimed at teens, can be found in many fabric shops. Her 21 projects, all of which require a sewing machine, aren't dumbed down: they often incorporate haute couture techniques, such as ruching, and, as in real-world fashion design, sewers base patterns on their personal measurements and are discouraged from taking shortcuts ("Isn't that pretty when you go to a little extra trouble?"). Professionally styled photos of hip models wearing each finished item will motivate young fashionistas, although the lack of a stay-flat spiral binding will be frustrating, as will the small size of both the text and the diagrams. A detailed introduction addresses beginners, but it's patient, meticulous teens with some know-how--or the assistance of an experienced adult--who will get the best results. A must in high schools that retain sewing courses in the curriculum. Jennifer Mattson
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Sixth&Spring Books (May 28, 2006)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2017
This book is filled with great ideas for skirts and dresses. They instructions are spelled out very explicitly to minimize errors. Even if some of the designs are not to your liking, they can be easily altered to fit your taste. Great guide, cute designs!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2014
this book is good for the junior high and up group I teach sewing to a little younger group.....well written and good information,but must have some sewing skills to use this book, I'd rate it a 7.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2013
the book is great from my point of view explains well and has good drawings and guides, I hope it will interest my grandaughter
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2012
This book is exactly what I was looking for; Quick and easy projects, stylish clothing with easy to follow instructions.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2014
My 10 year old loves this!!!! Great instructions and examples!
Great way to spark the sewing interest!!
Thanks for the fun!
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2012
I did learn some from this book like how to; sew a button hole, lock my stitch, and turn my fabric on the needle. However, the drawn example were hard to understand. And a lot of the steps didn't have an example at all. And I don't like how there is no patterns in the book.... See more
I did learn some from this book like how to; sew a button hole, lock my stitch, and turn my fabric on the needle. However, the drawn example were hard to understand. And a lot of the steps didn't have an example at all. And I don't like how there is no patterns in the book. you have to measure and make them your self. This can be very difficult for a beginner machine sewer like myself.
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2014
I have had this book for several years and it is fantastic for quick projects. My daughters are involved in the local non profit children's theatre and this book is great for the basics of how to construct the clothing. Several of these patterns have been transformed into... See more
I have had this book for several years and it is fantastic for quick projects. My daughters are involved in the local non profit children's theatre and this book is great for the basics of how to construct the clothing. Several of these patterns have been transformed into costumes over the years. A++
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2006
My teenage daughter and her many friends have used this book numerous times to make the many items that Ms. Zent presents in her book. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. The items were low cost and my daughter actually wears them! "The girls" already have... See more
My teenage daughter and her many friends have used this book numerous times to make the many items that Ms. Zent presents in her book. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. The items were low cost and my daughter actually wears them! "The girls" already have plans to get together over the Christmas break to work on more of these great ideas. Right on target for the age group this book was written for - Teenagers!
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Reviewed in Canada on September 12, 2017
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 23, 2014
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 16, 2013
The recipient was more enthusiastic about the idea than actually doing the work! The attitude of lots of young folk
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