Sentences with phrase «local seamstresses»

Created by local seamstresses under a social enterprise and community development program, the beanbags are new items that re-use post-consumer waste materials, which require less energy to produce.

She took a well - worn one apart and made a paper pattern from it so that local seamstresses could re-create it for her in different colors and materials.

If you are not handy with the sewing kit yourself, ask a local seamstress to do it for you.

I tend to order things bigger and get them fitted to my body at my local seamstress.

The material is lovely and not a problem to have altered by a local seamstress.

Easy peasy — I took it to my local seamstress and she took in the sides, now it's absolutely perfect with or without a belt!

So, on a visit to one of my new local haunts, Second Skin Vintage, she passed on the card of a local seamstress, Rachel, who specializes in tailoring vintage (and also runs an Etsy shop for vintage baby clothes!).

I had the train removed because it looked so big in the pictures.I thought it was a bit loose in the waist so I had that fixed at a local seamstress for a good price.

Oliver designed them, a friend screen printed them as a wedding gift to the couple, and a local seamstress put button holes in them so men could wear them on their shirt collar.

We took to a local seamstress to alter, which we had expected to do.

Their pants cost me $ 1 at the thrift store, get worn through within months, repaired at low cost by a local seamstress, and then handed down to the next kid.

If you love your furniture but just wish you could lighten up for summer, you could have a local seamstress make you a custom slipcover for your sofa for summer.

I suggested finding a local seamstress to add the first letter of their last name to the shower curtain.

If for any reason your pintucks come undone, please contact your local seamstress.

Not exact matches

They design their own products and buy all materials locally, supporting the local economy and allowing for sustainability as seamstresses graduate from their programs and begin working from home to build their own businesses.

those were the day... but even today we have the option of seamstresses and I think we should support local ones.

All of their products are designed and 100 % manufactured in South Africa by self employed home seamstresses and are committed to making a difference by promoting local job creation and empowering women.

Years ago I had a local Seattle seamstress make two outstanding pairs of sofa slipcovers for me.