Australian Smocking and Embroidery issue 80 celebrating 20 years of timeless designs. In this issue Gail Doane shares with us her top five tips for creating beautiful heirloom garments. Our loyal issue one subscribers tell us what smocking means to them and all readers are invited to take part in a fabulous competition.
You'll find 9 gorgeous projects, each accompanied by full sized pattern sheets, and a massive 116 step-by-step photographs to help you every step of the way as you re-create these stunning designs.
With timeless fashion for babies, toddlers, older children and adults, you're sure to find the perfect project to create for yourself, your friends, your children and your grandchildren!
Customer Reviews
by Susan Berenson
Date Added: Wednesday 05 September, 2007
So many beautiful designs and patterns - so little time. I began smocking when my granddaughter was a year old. This year she turned fifteen. She is not so interested in smocked garments now, but there is always a little one who NEEDS a smocked outfit, so I am still subscribing to the publication. Last year when I was in OZ visiting family, I came home with some great lightweight, re-usable grocery bags. When my daughter decided to sail Central and S. America for two years, I gave them to her, but I missed them. Imagine my glee when this issue arrived with a new tote bag for my shopping. Thanks. It will be very handy.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
by Judi Tolliver
Date Added: Saturday 25 August, 2007
The magizine is great. Love the clothes. Want the patterns.
Judi
[5 of 5 Stars!]
