Beautiful You Sewing

Prom and Wedding Season is almost here! This means that I will soon have glitter and sequins all over my floor from all the pretty dresses. It also means I'm working on my daughter's wedding dress!

So a few reminders for this busy season:

1) Please remember to not wait to schedule your fitting. Prom dresses and Bridesmaids dresses for May weddings, I must have your dress in hand by April 15th. I am accepting Bridesmaids dresses for June weddings until April 30th. Because my daughter is getting married in May (and so I can enjoy her wedding and have a little rest afterward), I am not scheduling any appointments in May.

2) You don't need to wait until you have your dress to schedule your fitting! Once you know when your dress is arriving, you can get your fitting scheduled. If your dress comes and fits perfectly, then you can always cancel your appointment.

3) Remember to bring your shoes!

Thank you for your continued support and understanding during this exciting and busy time!

This is Tater. He's the mascot for Port Farms. He usually wears a big top hat, but he needed a Santa hat for Christmas. His hat is a combination of sewing, glue gun, plastic canvas and wire (to hold the hat up). Tater has buttons on his head to attach his hats so there are elastic loops on the hat to help it stay securely on his head.

Day 5 of Theater Week!

These are the Rosebud costumes. They are pretty, but are starting to show their age. Many of the tulle skirts have gotten tears in them. We stitch them up and while you'd never see the stitching from stage, the Rosebuds were in need of a face lift. The director had the idea of covering the skirts in an embroidered fabric she had found. It was my idea to add the sleeves. So very happy with how they turned out!

To get tickets to see the Rosebuds on stage, go to https://www.erieevents.com/events/event/12/13/2025/eries-nutcracker-reimagined