The patterns are sweet and imaginative, but your copy center will hide when they see you approaching with this book, as the patterns are difficult to copy. Many will not even fit on 11x17 paper. The best approach is to copy at 100%, then cut out each piece and blow it up individually. Good value, and lots of fun. (

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karrotab | Nov 1, 2007 |

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0307345416, Paperback)

What could be more enchanting than creating homemade toys for the children in your life?

In Toys to Sew, designer Claire Garland leads you step-by-step through thirty whimsical projects for charming animals, dolls, and other soft toys. From classic patchwork hobbyhorses to colorful smiling dinosaurs, you will be amazed at the variety of results you can achieve using Garland’s stitching methods.

All of the projects stitch up quickly and easily for sewers of all skill levels, whether you are using a machine or sewing by hand. Vivid photographs, diagrams, and Claire’s clear and experienced instruction enable even novice stitchers to create beautiful playthings. You will love making these projects as much as the children in your life will love their new cuddly companions.

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