Miss Scarlet's School of Patternless Sewing

A Crafty Chica Novel

By: Kathy Cano-Murillo

Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert

Sometimes to find your life's true path, you have to stray outside the lines . . .

Scarlet Santana is never happier than when creating fabulous fashions for women of all shapes and sizes. Now, after years of hard work, she finally has the chance to live her dream and study under the hottest designer in New York. To raise money for her move, Scarlet opens an after-hours sewing school in a local record shop, teaching a type-A working mom whose rigid parenting style is causing her family to unravel and an enigmatic seamstress with a mysterious past.

But as stitches give way to secrets and classmates become friends, the women realize an important truth: There is no single pattern for a good life. Happiness is always a custom fit.

Like gaining a cadre of fun, fascinating growing friends

The characters become friends and I found myself rooting for them, agonizing with their plights and celebrating with their triumphs. The crafting and creativity is delicious. The love of retro resonated with my own interest, and the memories passed down by the family members were valuable life lessons for everyone.

Enjoyable book about the fun and joy of imagination found in sewing.

A modern day story of a girl who loves sewing and fabric. Her journey into the world of fashion design is filled with interesting characters. Sewing can be a life long joy and fulfillment. Nice lo listen .

Bubbly story and performance.

A very refreshing story with lots of likable characters and effervescence. Fun with some life lessons thrown in. The story keeps a nice pace and is not predictable. Very enjoyable.

Take you along on the journey

I felt that this book pulls you and doesn't let you go until the book is over. It was a very engaging story, very vibrant both the story itself and the narration. If you like sewing and fashion this book definitely has it while taking you on a journey through the sewing world and the characters lives themselves.