The Big Book of Boat Canvas: A Complete Guide to Fabric Work on Boats

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Paperback, blz. | Engels
McGraw-Hill Education | e druk, 1991
ISBN13: 9780070380004
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McGraw-Hill Education e druk, 1991 9780070380004
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The Big Book of Boat Canvas is a thorough revision and updating of Karen Lipe's two popular earlier books, Boat Canvas Cover to Cover and More Boat Canvas, combined with a whole new section on below-decks sewing projects. In this latest volume Lipe ranges well beyond the boundaries of traditional canvas work to create a comprehensive guide to fabric work on board. You'll find dozens of traditional canvas projects--sail covers, awnings, duffel bags, dodgers, and Biminis, wind chutes, winter covers--all with clear, step-by-step instructions, generously illustrated. You'll also find dozens of not-so-traditional fabric projects to add comfort and a touch of elegance to your below-decks spaces: custom interior cushions, fitted sheets and daycovers, privacy curtains, lee cloths, even a tablecloth to fit your varnished table. Lipe offers a veritable minicourse in interior yacht decoration, dozens of useful sewing tips, a careful detailing of materials nad tools needed for each project, and an extensive discussion of modern fabrics appropriate for exterior and interior use. In short, this handy book covers everything you need to know to sew comfort, utility, and style into your boat.

"A treasure of functional and fanciful projects you can sew yourself."--Multihulls

"You'll find this book of the utmost practical help."--The Ensign

It passed what is for me the acid test of a how-to book: The Big Book of Boat Canvas made me want to get at some long-neglected projects and even to try some that I never thought I could manage."--SAIL

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ISBN13:9780070380004
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:paperback

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<h3>Acknowledgments</h3><h3>Introduction</h3><h2>Part One: A Few Fundamentals</h2><h3>1. The Sewing Machine</h3><h3>2. Tools and Hardware for Canvas Work</h3><h3>3. Sewing Terminology and Techniques</h3><h2>Part Two: Topside Projects</h2><h3>4. Color Considerations</h3><h3>5. Fabric for Exterior Projects</h3><h3>6. Canvas Bucket, Ditty Bag, or Rigger's Bag</h3><h3>7. A Simple Duffel Bag</h3><h3>8. Ready Bags and Sea Sausages</h3><h3>9. Spar Bag</h3><h3>10. Life Jacket Bag</h3><h3>11. Sheet Bags, Tool Bags, and Lazarette Shelves</h3><h3>12. Sailboard Bag</h3><h3>13. Bicycle Bag</h3><h3>14. Building an Awning</h3><h3>15. A Dodger, A Bimini, or Both?</h3><h3>16. Riggin a Rain Catcher</h3><h3>17. Secure Your Ship with Weather Cloths</h3><h3>18. Hatch Dodgers</h3><h3>19. A Simple Wind Chute</h3><h3>20. Deck Cushions</h3><h3>21. Sail Covers</h3><h3>22. A Cover for the Yacht Tender</h3><h3>23. Building a Winter Cover</h3><h3>24. Windshield Cover</h3><h3>25. Hatch Covers</h3><h3>26. Custom Covers for On-Deck Equipment</h3><h2>Part Three: Interior Fabric Work</h2><h3>27. Design and Color Considerations in Interior Fabric Work</h3><h3>28. Fabrics for Interior Projects</h3><h3>29. Interior Cushions</h3><h3>30. Sheets and Quilts versus Expensive Upholstery</h3><h3>31. Curtains</h3><h3>32. Locker-Mounted Laundry Bag</h3><h3>33. Galley and Navigator's Strap</h3><h3>34. Lee Cloths</h3><h3>35. Creating Storage out of Open Shelving</h3><h3>36. Protective Carpet Runners</h3><h3>37. Fitted Toilet Seat Cover</h3><h3>38. Tablecloth, Napkins, and Placemats to Fit Your Table</h3><h3>39. Canvas Insert for Pipe Berths</h3><h3>40. Screens</h3><h3>Appendix 1. Care and Cleaning of Clear Vinyl and Acrylic Canvas</h3><h3>Appendix 2. Glossary of Interior Fabric Terms</h3><h3>Appendix 3. Sources</h3><h3>Index</h3>

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