Title: Great in theory--not in practice.
Product review: If you look at the pictures in this book, you'll see that they're completely enchanting. Unfortunately, however, they really don't work in practice. In order for the draping of most of these shirts to work, you need to be working with a very fine jersey, which most tee shirts are NOT made of (particularly cheap event tees, concert shirts, etc). It seems to me that the people who put together this book did not actually MAKE any of the shirts themselves, which is why there are no photographs and only these very enchanting drawings.Plus, the instructions are convoluted and glossed over--a lot of the patterns would benefit from eight- or ten-step instructions, while we are only ever given four or five. Overall, if you're looking for a book like this, I'd recommend the much more comprehensive and comprehensively-photographed Generation T by Megan Nicolay instead.
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