"BOOK OF THE MONTH For anyone who enjoys making beautiful accessories for the home, this is the perfect gift. Home-Made Vintage is packed with over 40 pretty sewing projects to decorate the bedroom and sitting room, as well as some great gift ideas too. From Personalised pillows to lampshades and jewellery cases there is sure to be something to inspire you to pick up a needle and thread." Period Ideas
"This book features "over 40 quick and easy sewing projects" and, according to Sheherazade, is a 'fantastic book full of things you actually want to make, all using old bits of fabric. A great way to recycle shrunken jumpers and make presents.'" The Independent
"If you've ever been inspired by shop-bought handmade goods, particularly textile products, then this is the book for you. In Home-Made Vintage Christina Strutt shows how to give your rooms a country cottage appeal. By reusing old fabrics and accessories in new ways, the 40 projects in this book will show you how to mix modern and vintage beautifully." BBC Homes & Antiques
"This vintage-style fabric company presents 44 easy-to-sew, unique projects to decorate the house from kitchen to bedroom as well as plenty of ideas for gifts and clothing accessories, showing how to incorporate old fabrics found in flea markets or re-use garments or curtains, transforming them into something different. All the ideas and projects are skilfully photographed and accompanied by descriptive text and basic information. Fully detailed instructions and templates are included." Sew Today
"Stuffed full of inspirational ideas for creating homewares." The Sunday Times
"Transform your house into a haven, oozing with originality and class. This lovely read includes 40 step-by- step projects for home sew designs. The gorgeous ideas and stunning pictures will have you itching to get started." Quick & Crafty
"Those who love the homespun look that only genuine handcrafted items can give will find plenty of charming ideas in Home-Made Vintage. This book includes 40 projects for home and gift items that are easy to make but are both practical and pretty...This is a lovely book for those who reminisce over times when making things was natural choice and the sewing machine was regarded as a household essential!" Sewing World
"If you're handy with a needle and thread and have a love of vintage prints, then this new book from Christina Strutt founder of fabric company Cabbages & Roses is a must for you. Home-Made Vintage has over 40 quick and easy projects, ranging from simple cushions to chair covers with easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions." Real Living
"If you're an avid hoarder of all things beautiful, from buttons and scraps of fabrics to beads and ribbons, this book helps you show them off in a creative way. There are more than 40 sewing projects ranging from indulgent items, such as lavender-scented hearts, to practical things for the home, such as box files, and all have easy-to follow illustrations. You'll gain great satisfactions from creating a beautiful pair of curtains or cushion covers, and even more when your friends and family ask where you bought it from!" Period Living
"Brimming with old charm, Home-Made Vintage by Christina Strutt, is packed with inspiring ideas for decorating your home. A must-have for all those looking to create a home full of country cottage appeal." Concept For Living
"Home-Made Vintage will help you look timeless and effortlessly chic. With dedicated sections given to different aspects of home life, with one especially for Clothes & Accessories, this will become your new bible." U Magazine
"In this charming book, Christina Strutt show you how to achieve 44 unique looks for every area of the home by using vintage fabrics and accessories. The step-by-step guide, adorned with fabulous illustrations, will help get you started and ensure perfectly beautiful results, even for those who have never turned their hand to the creative arts." The Essential Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom Magazine
"Making it yourself is a great way of creating an individual home and this book offers a wealth of inspiration on reusing old curtains or turning unwanted dress into chic home accessories." Scottish Sunday Mail Back to Craft Press |