I’d like to know what books sewers reference. I am not a beginner but not advanced either. I would like q go to reference for hemming, seamfinishing, seam binding, tips, tricks, instructions etc. Love to hear your thoughts! Thanks,
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I must admit to owning 100's of books on sewing and fashion.
For dressmaking my 4 most turned to books are.......
Susan Khalje Bridal Couture,
Carol Ahles Fine machine sewing,
Vogue sewing book,
Singer sewing for special occasions.
Thanks, I think I'll try the Singer.
If you don't mind second hand books, many titles cost just a few pence plus postage from amazon sellers. Cheaper than buying a magazine.
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