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The Tunic Bible: One Pattern, Interchangeable Pieces, Ready-to-Wear Results!
By Sarah Gunn and Julie Starr
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It's the only tunic pattern you'll ever need! A graded bodice pattern with alternate neck plackets, collars, and sleeves provides a variety of unique, ready-to-wear fashions. From everyday casual to preppy chic, boho, or glamorous, you'll find the look that's right for you. Well respected in the sewing industry for their pattern reviews and online garment challenges, Sarah Gunn and Julie Starr make the tunic accessible and exciting for those with basic sewing skills and beyond.
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- Rating: 1 out of 5 stars1/5The tunics look great and I couldn't wait to try the pattern -- but no can do with the digital edition. To get the pattern pieces, you print out pages from the digital edition (instead of downloading from the publisher, as you can do with other e-books). As the publisher itself says in a tiny note buried in the digital book, you will probably have to resize the page because it doesn't necessarily print at the correct scale. Yes, indeed, and good luck with that.
I usually prefer digital patterns because you can print them out as many times as you need, an especially valuable advantage in a book that offers variations on a main pattern. What a pity the digital format is unworkable.8 people found this helpful
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