Its a Wrap: Sewing Fabric Purses, Baskets, and Bowls

This is a beautiful book with lots of color pictures of many samples to give you many ideas. The diagrams are clear and the text is well written. Two of our local quilting groups are having fun making these. Now if Accuquilt GO would only make a cutting tool for the 3/4 strips, this would be a fairly fast technique.

Excellent fabric bowl reference for learning the craft. It was recommended to me by a fabric bowl crafter and Ive recommended it to others Ive taught how to make the bowls. I like the variety of bowls. Instructions are clear.

I received this book last week and I simply cannot wait to start. The items inside look easy to do and they look amazing. Im really looking forward to working on these projects.

After reading this book, I’m so ready to try out some of these projects! I can envision lots of Christmas presents for family and friends this year.

She gave excellent directions and the styles of bowls were inspiring. I needed to think of different shapes and there were many to choose from.

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This is a wonderful book full of ideas. I highly recommend it for bowl fanatics.

I was looking for more of a new sewing technique. But after looking at the book it was clear that a person that was going to invest a lot of time into sewing the pieces together with a very sophisticated sewing machine was required.

I bought this book after seeing a demo in a craft group. I am totally in love with the projects in this book. It is a very simple technique with awesome results. If you can put a machine on zigzag stitch then you can make these. Cord, wrap with cloth strips, sew. That easy. A little bit of shaping and holding at an angle can change a flat piece quickly into a bowl or bag. So fun.Takes no time at all to make small projects like coasters to small candy dishes on up to baskets and bags. Great way to use up scraps of fabric too.

This was a great book full of great ideas and easy to follow instructions. I made several of these in various sizes and shapes and found it to be extremely simple, even on my very old, cheap sewing machine! All you need is a zigzag stitch! A great way to use up my piles and piles of scraps I have been hanging onto for just the right project!