In this next installment that showcases our talented clientele, I had a chance to interview Lynn Walkiewicz, owner and creator of riverdog design. Her incredible Maine based business features ‘everyday indulgences’ for modern consumers, inspired by nature’s gorgeous color displays and timelessly classic woven designs. Q: What got you started weaving? Lynn: I love fiber. …
Interview with Brenda Harris – My Star by “B”
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Brenda Harris, owner and proprietor of her Cleveland based business, My Star by “B”. Her clothing line for girls feature Brenda’s own original designs, and offers unique collections that celebrate the individuality of your daughter or granddaughter. This third generation seamstress has been creating beautiful garments …
Fine Fabrics of Santa Barbara – FineFabrics.com Q&A
“Discriminating hands source for you the softest Italian cotton and wool, silk with the finest flutter and drape, the crispest linen, designer fabrics, couture fabrics and the World’s Finest Lace, much of which is from the haute couture collections of Solstiss.” – FineFabrics.com Fine Fabrics is a great source for beautiful fabric that you can …
All-Faith Weddings Q&A
All-Faith Weddings helps make things easier for you and your wedding. A wedding is a turning point in your lives, and is celebrated with love, passion, happiness, joy, and excitement. They help make it a joyous occasion. Their goal is to make it a stress free day because the focus of this experience is love …
Inexpensive, DIY Printed Clothing Labels from Sewing Room Screaming
We recently came across a blog article by Sewing Room Screaming that shows you how to make inexpensive, printed clothing labels and wanted to share it with our readers. Supplies: Ribbon Scissors Printer Iron on Transfer Paper Iron Step 1: Design your labels. You can use any photo editing program, Photoshop, Picnik, Paint Shop Pro, …
