After learning the basics in Me & My Sewing Machine, it’s now time to graduate to more sophisticated techniques in this follow-up book, Me & My Sewing Adventure by Kate Haxell. The author, with her characteristic clarity and easy-to-follow instructions, guides you through the challenges and nuances of professional finishes, fabric manipulation, specialty seams, pattern construction, and much more. Once you master these skills, you will approach any sewing endeavor with a newfound confidence and ease. The book also includes six motivating projects and an inspiring historical overview of vintage machines to complete your sewing education.
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Kate Haxell learned to sew at an early age, making clothes for her long-suffering teddy bears. Her skills have sharpened since and she now sews for real people. She is author of bestseller, Me & My Sewing Machine. She lives in London.
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