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Don''t begin another project without this resourceful and compact pocket guide! Learn everything you need to know about every kind of notion, how to use them properly, and how to care for and store them! From understanding the difference between permanent and wash-away adhesives, what size rotary cutter you need, the proper way to store needles, bobbins, and scissors, and so much more, this guide is perfect for keeping with all of your craft supplies and taking with you to the store when deciding which notion you need next. Also included are helpful, unbiased reviews of each product. Author, owner of Sue O''Very Designs, and Aurifil thread designer, Sue O''Very-Pruitt is also a columnist for Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine and owns an online store that specializes in machine embroidery patterns.

The best and most convenient guide to stabilizers you''ll ever have, Pocket Guide to Stabilizers will help you fully understand all the options for the many different types of stabilizers and which ones to use on every kind of fabric. From tear away and cut away stabilizers to working with woven, sheer, knit, and napped fabrics, you won''t want to start another project without this must-have pocket guide. Take it with you to the store so you get the right stabilizer every time, resulting in finished products you''ll love! Author, owner of Sue O''Very Designs, and Aurifil thread designer, Sue O''Very is also a columnist for Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine and owns an online store that specializes in machine embroidery patterns.

Pocket Guide to Sergers is an invaluable guide for both new and experienced seamstresses and tailors. It''s a perfectly small, handy, take-along primer that includes all of the basics for getting the most out of the serger machine. Sergers are more than a one-trick pony for sewing basic finishing seams that won''t unravel. They can do so much more than that like gathering, cording, cover stitching, and ruffles, to name a few. This must-have book will help you master these techniques. This perfect-sized compact guide will teach you what a serger is and help you decide which one is the best for you to purchase. It also provides information on parts and pieces of the serger, tensions, needles and loopers, types of stitches, feet and accessories, getting the most out of your serger, and maintenance and troubleshooting. With so much information, this guide will quickly become your favorite.