Review: Sew Iconic - Liz Gregory

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Do you love Fashion ? Are you a Sewer ?
Review: Sew Iconic - Liz Gregory - June 2012
Do you think you are a fashionista ? Do you set the trends with all your friends ? Are you a whizz on the sewing machine and quick with a needle and thread ?
If so, then this season is the book for you with over 10+ dresses from all your favourite movie stars and films . Do you dream of being glamorous Marilyn Monroe in her famous white dress blowing in the wind ?  Or do you view yourself as the ever elegant Audrey Hepburn and dream of starring in your own Breakfast at Tiffany's ?  
Or moving forth to the 80's - Do you see yourself Dirty Dancing with Patrick Swayze in the hot-pink number ? 
Or in the 90's do you see yourself dancing the part of Catherine Zeta Jones in Chicago ? Hanging out with Richard Gere in Pretty Woman ? Starring against the handsome James McAvoy in Atonement ? Or Kate Winslet in Titanic ?
With Sew Iconic , it comes with patterns to make your very favourite dresses from the above films and more. 












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