Prologue

PART 1_Getting Started with Sewing

Ⅰ.
Things to know before making props
1.
Sewing machine types
2.
Basic Sewing Machine Instructions
3.
Accessories and fabrics
4.
Terms used when sewing
5.
Before Making Props - How to Use This Book

Ⅱ.
The Basics of Sewing You Need to Know Before Making Props
1.
Window holes and creases
2.
Apply adhesive cotton
3.
Fold the string and sew
4.
Fold the corners together
5.
Overlocking
6.
Creating an Outpocket
7.
Using zippers
8.
Using bias
9.
Handling laminated fabrics (waterproof coating)

PART 2_Making Sewing Props

Ⅰ Kitchen accessories
1 kitchen towel
2 kitchen cloths
3 tea coasters
4 tea coaster cases
5 Heart Pot Tongs
6 square pot tongs
7 oven mitts
8 Basic Aprons
9 pocket apron

Ⅱ Living Room Accessories
1 triangle garland
2 heart garlands
3 grain hot pack
4 cushion covers
5 tissue covers
6 Wall-mounted tissue covers
7 Room Shoes
8 doormats

Ⅲ Portable items
1 Magic Pouch
2 card wallet
3 Transportation Card Wallet
4 Macaron Key Holders
5 single-layer string pockets
6 double-sided string pockets
7 Backpacks for Toddlers
8 zipper pouches
9 Zipper pouch with bottom
10 Double Pouches
11 Roll Pouch (Pencil Case)
12 pencil cases
13 Mini Backpack

Ⅳ Bag
1 double-sided eco bag
2 Shopping Cart
3 clutch bags
4 handbags

All work illustration design and cutting size guide
Beginner seamstresses tend to have difficulty with cutting their first piece.
Intermediate and higher level seamstresses can roughly estimate the price just by looking at the finished product, so if you tell them the size, they can apply it and make it quickly.
However, beginners often find themselves confused about how to apply the pattern to the fabric and what size is appropriate. "Cocojini's Friendly Sewing Class" provides step-by-step instructions with illustrations of the pattern and cutting size, even for seemingly easy projects, to ease the worries of beginner seamstresses.


Cocojini's friendly explanations, QR video lectures, and useful tips are included.
The more you use a sewing machine, the more you realize how much of a difference a small tip can make in the finished product.
If you are a beginner seamstress who has ever asked yourself, "Why doesn't the shape come out smoothly even though I did it exactly as the book says?", check out Cocojini's friendly explanations, QR video lectures, and useful tips.
Before you know it, you too will be creating high-quality, detailed works that rival those of professionals.


Sewing: Understand at a glance with detailed process photos and illustrations
While Cocojini created her own work, she included process photos for each confusing part to avoid trial and error for beginner seamstresses. She also provided illustrations for parts that require additional explanation, supplementing what the photos alone lack.
With detailed process photos that take into account the minds of beginner seamstresses, readers of this book can understand and create even difficult pieces at a glance.