1101 Chameleon Wardrobing	This four sided reversible vest pictured on the cover of Series 11 combines 3 colors of fabric, and complimentary colored mohair cords. Learn how to make this vest and use the Miracle Stitcher to cover seams and embellish.
1102 Come Fly With Me	Transfer things you see to your sewing. Twin needle pintucking and free motion stitching transforms subtle to outstanding. My favorite? Farm fields you see from the airplane become design features in single color fabric.
1103 Ups and Downs	Learn to adjust patterns if you put on or lose weight. You don't need a diet or new patterns. Shirley demonstrates easy changes for bodice, pant, skirt, sleeve, and clever gathers on bodice back.
1104 Wardrobe in Miniature	Marvelous ideas from Donna Salyers' Fabulous Furs. Shirley introduced you to her favorite faux fur previously, but now expands that instruction with doll coats and, for real size people, faux leather vests, collars, and skirts for country fun.
1105 Kid's Art	The original! Take your kid's art off the fridge and put it on your sewing projects with scan and sew products from your sewing machine manufacturer. Make this denim jacket with a puffy fish embellishment that folds into attached pocket (take a breath) which then reverses to a shoulder bag.
1106 Drench Coat	Remember those horrible raincoats from yesteryear that made you as humid as July in Florida? No more with the new and easier to work with water repellant nylon, vinyl coated, or faux leathers. Make your own with features you can't find in coats off the rack.
1107 Shear Pleasure	Shear fabrics can be a real pain in the cutter unless you know these simple secrets. Shirley also shows you how to make a patternless "peekaboo" coat. When you make the cuts, beautiful pink fabric peaks from underneath the severe blue.
1108 Hidden Assets	Refabrication: Pleating, decorative stitches, laces, stitching over ribbons, couching beads by the yard salvage fabrics that have stopped speaking to you.
1109 Breaking Away	Start with one pattern and create a skirt with different seams, panels and borders. Add pleats to blouse or jacket. Blue and bronze leather skirts, pleated shirt. Garment lines create illusion of smaller size.
1110 Show-Off Sheets	Designer sheets are the basis of an incredible Japanese samurai long jacket. A blanket from a designer outlet makes a fabulous full collared coat with self bias edges. Yardage chart tells you what sizes to buy.
1111 Simply Wonderful	Series 9 showed you how to create a coat and jacket with a single piece of fabric. Let's revisit, but make pleated sleeve caps, banded bottom, fasteners and buttons, pockets.
1112 Stitch a Match	Even more on that kind of patternless jacket. Embellish for any occasion, linings, self belt, fabric tubes.
1113 Strip With a Zip	Use Coats and Clark separating zippers to create a fur and leather jacket vest in gorgeous bronze FabuLeather and FabuFur. Install a zipper to lengthen or shorten a great skirt.

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