Most:
23 models of clothes (I'm sick of buying sewing books with half of accessories and custo)
Gorgeous pictures, which are well worth the clothes and allow you to view details
Technical specifications provided for the least and well explained
Clear explanations although I would have appreciated more shémas
An indication of the technical level of achievement and ideas to simplify
The margins are included in the bosses
Cons:
A board patterns (too) provided, difficult to use (the colors of the patterns are actually quite similar and easily identifiable as the boss at the paper roll)
The sizes are easily identifiable: When transfer printing operation, it is difficult to be sure to have the right size tracings, postponed the correct fixes
Some models of parts are on the same pattern (tunic back but with different benchmarks it is better to have spotted front)
In short, a book that I consult very regularly undeniable inspiration in a really different style that can be seen elsewhere (timeless, Japanese ...) However, we must appropriate the models detach from the very personal style (but awesome) of the author and most importantly, use a very transparent paper to the postponement of patrons taking care to parts identification to trace.
I realized two coats: Capella which was much too long (almost a dress), but just build and Deneb, perfect size side (slightly shortened)
