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In this one-of-a-kind book, you'll find complete instructions for turning bits of fabric into a Kimono Jacket,a Safari Vest,a French Beret, or one of six other artistic wearables.
Start by foundation piecing scraps of cotton, silk, or other fabrics into crazy-patch units. Then personalize each unit with silk-ribbon embroidery, decorative threads, and special embellishments. Take a unit along to stitch in your spare moments, and you'll be amazed at how quickly work goes!
Combine units to complete your original crazy-patch wearable.
With Debbi's easy construction methods, your garment or accessory will be seamed, fully lined, and finished almost before you know it!
Instructions for using commercial patterns are also included.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Deborah Brunner has been sewing for 35 years and quilting for 12 years. A passion for beautiful clothing inspired her to weave her own fabrics and develop her unusual crazy-patch wearables. Debbi still finds new things every day to add to her wearable-art projects and says each new garment is a wonderful adventure. She and her husband live in Sarasota, Florida.
To view the cover go to:
http://www.patchwork.com/library/books/Crazy.html
Other wearable art and surface design titles from That Patchwork Place and Fiber Studio Press that will interest you are
Variations in Chenille by Nannete Holmberg (December 1997)
Dressed by the Best - Wearable Art Project by 11 Well-Known Designers including Virginia Avery, Judy Bishop, Janet Carija Brandt, Lois Ericson, Shirley Holmes, Grace France and Lorraine Torrence (Nov 1997)
Threadplay with Libby Lehman-Mastering Machine Embroidery Techniques (Oct 1997)
Thread Magic - The Enchanted World of Ellen Anne Eddy (June 1997)
Machine Needlelace by Judy Simmons (May 1997)
True Style -Pieced Jackets with Distinctive Applique by Peggy True
Hand Dyed Fabric Made Easy by Adrienne Buffington
Complex Cloth - A Comprehensive Guide to Surface Design by Jane Dunnewold
To view all the covers please go to www.patchwork.com
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