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Referral from
Feb 09, 2015
Nora M.:
Looking for recommendations for a tailor who can turn my daddy's shirt into a pillow for me, and attach his name tag. He is in heaven. I...
Linda R.:
I have made military uniforms into bags and totes and police shirts into purses..call me at 864-421-5181 and let me make some special... Sewing Academy
- Seamstress, Tailor
- Greenville, SC
Referral from
Nov 03, 2013
Heather S.:
A friend wants to make a convertible dress (i.e. day dress that converts to an evening gown) and I'd like to give her pattern...
Heather S.:
Yes, it's a pelerine. I think you can use your regular bodice muslin (the bodice pattern you've customized to fit yourself) to draft the... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from November 3, 2013
Heather S. asked:
A friend wants to make a convertible dress (i.e. day dress that converts to an evening gown) and I'd like to give her pattern suggestions. She has a seamstress who is...
Heather S. replied:
If I'm not mistaken, you don't need a berthe for a square necked dress. Look at this painting - she just has a simple black velvet or silk stripe around the collar. http://www.pinterest.com/pin/57843176436410048/
Lara B. replied:
Debra DiFranco ~ excellent tutorial (ranting perfectly logical and frank too). Thanks for the insight!
Heather S. replied:
OK, to start with, here's my Pinterest board on convertible dresses. As you will see, there are several ways to do it. One way is to make a low-cut bodice and use a pelerine (button-up overlay) to change the look. Another way is to have a low-cut bodice and use a chemisette to close up the neck for day wear, adding some pagoda sleeves under the short sleeves. http://www.pinterest.com/hezpetunia/civil-war-convertible-dresses/
Debra D. replied:
Here is the link and the pattern is called Leigh.... It was supposed to be from an original. http://www.harriets.com/Ballgowns.htm
Debra D. replied:
Here is another link up at a public site..... Yes it is a bit ranty, but there is a useful tutorial in there for those who need to know what to look out for https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.613496758696619.1073741829.359099654136332&type=3&uploaded=20
Debra D. replied:
I can't help myself I have to say something... Jenna Baumgartle has a very valid point. I had to fix too many dresses by "dressmakers" who were not trained in 19 th century techniques to the point where I now say, if I didn't make it I won't alter/fix it! Do it right not do it over! Here is a Graphic pictorial of what a woman did to a 19 th century dress and what I discovered when I had to remodel it.... and worse yet this person was not just a modern dressmaker, she was actually in the business (but out now) of selling so called historic dresses to people...... https://www.facebook.com/debra.difranco.3/media_set?set=a.363175137037026.84262.100000336287982&type=3 SORRY TO THE WORDING, IT IS WHAT THE ALBUM WAS CALLED... I WILL SEE IF I CAN EDIT IT SO IT IS USER FRIENDLY TO THE CLOSET GROUP BUT BELIEVE ME I WAS PRETTY ANGRY WHEN I PUT THIS PORTFOLIO TOGETHER. THAT IS MY DISCLAIMER.
Referral from September 6, 2013
Deb T. asked:
Anyone know a good seamstress in laurens. That I could get to hem pants for my Momma. Pls let me know. Thanks
Paula A. replied:
Shirley Smith....983-2545 or 923-2465. She is located right in front of my sister's (Carolyn) shop on 49. She does all mind for me and I'm always pleased.
Referral from December 17, 2013
Crystal T. asked:
ATTN Wardrobe/seamstresses/costume designers/etc....
Looking for stretchy fabric in a 108 width..maybe white cotton jersey ..suggestions on a thinner stretchy white...
Susan M. replied:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/281097936512?lpid=82 Like · Dec 18, 2013
Susan M. replied:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/281097936512?lpid=82
Crystal T. replied:
JackDaniel Davis
Referral from April 4, 2015
Emerald W. asked:
Looking for someone to do alterations on my wedding dress!!! I need someone with experience with wedding dresses! Thank you in advance!
Jenni M. replied:
My neighbor deb baron is amazing- she has many many years of experience!! 864- 859-0336
Amber A. replied:
The lady who did mine has a shop on Reidville Rd. in Spartanburg called Golden Needle. I had an all lace and beaded bodice Maggie Sottero and you can't even tell it was altered! Only charged $85 (but I paid her $100, because that was ridiculously underpriced for the work she did). She did my sister's dress last year too!
Chrissy M. replied:
Cathy Schaffer Bramlett
Kristie A. replied:
Monika Reeise
Darlene J. replied:
Monika Reeise
Pam D. replied:
Deb Baron for sure!!!
Referral from September 19, 2013
Kim S. asked:
Weird request, but my sister(in law) bought this wonderful fabric that looks just like my style and I'm in need of someone who can take it and make a fireplace pillow...
Kimberly I. replied:
Kim's Fabrics & More. 228 Trade street Greer (864)877-7757.
Becky B. replied:
Marguerite Babrowicz
Gigi F. replied:
Tonys Fabrics has many cards
Cindy J. replied:
Donna Sachon. Message her on fb. Does incredible work... all Abbey's show clothes... suits... draperies... message
Referral from February 8, 2013
Jesse B. asked:
Do I have any seamstress friends? Emergency
Ryan T. replied:
Here you go. http://voices.yahoo.com/how-square-fitted-tablecloth-7669204.html
Referral from June 12, 2014
Ben J. asked:
Anyone know of a quick same day seamstress in the Greenville or Boiling Springs area
Ben J. replied:
If you have texting, text me at 8645257860
Referral from October 29, 2013
Cornika G. asked:
Do anybody knows anyone who is good seamstress in the area of highland home, Montgomery, troy, Greenville, or prattville? I am in need of one bad.
Catina S. replied:
Mrs. Lena At the Sewing Room Located on Mulberry St.
Shereva P. replied:
Her name is Linda Coleman
Nita T. replied:
Adrian Young is the baddest in the area check out her pictures and designs FOG house whop
Cornika G. replied:
Nita Thomas ok thank u darling
Referral from March 12, 2013
Shirley O. asked:
To Greenville area Facebook friends, I am trying to spruce up the garden/porch for spring and need cushions covered. Do you have recommendations for a seamstress who is...
Bethany H. replied:
Tailored Touch in Taylors (they recovered my couches and made new cushions) Also, Kristin Chandler at TFBC does embroidery and other stuff. She may do what you need.
Referral from September 8, 2014
Emily W. asked:
Need a recommendation for a good alteration shop / seamstress. Bridesmaid dress arrived...and I am swimming in it.
Lee S. replied:
Gail Muir in Tryon. On FB. Does all of our family clothes. Great person.
Adam R. replied:
Theresa Ratje
Referral from November 3, 2014
Posey's L. asked:
Okay, the wait is over. We have a winner! Our Marvelous Makeover winner is Connie Spohn from Greenville Her friend, Deb, wrote a beautiful letter to honor Connie and...
Jennifer T. replied:
Connie Irish Spohn is the best!!
Sonja W. replied:
Connie Irish Spohn is most definitely a fantastic person, everyone who knows her is richer because of it. The judges chose wisely, ckngrats Connie!!!
Referral from May 8, 2014
Brandi C. asked:
In need of a seamstress to hem some pants!!!!
Sandy S. replied:
Well, we have an excellent one in Moore. Her name is Mildred Alverson. She is very inexpensive, quick and very good. Let me know and I'll give you her number.
Madeline J. replied:
Mildred is THE BEST!!
Referral from June 29, 2015
Chris V. asked:
Can anyone recommend a good place in the mid michigan area that will tailor show clothes and chaps?? Thanks!
Andrew M. replied:
Patti Schramm Copes, owner of the loose thread
Valerie R. replied:
Fancy Nancy!
Referral from September 22, 2014
Tamara H. asked:
I am looking for someone who can do clothing alterations. Can anyone recommend a seamstress/tailor around Greenville?
Theresa B. replied:
Agreed! It's called BP Alterations
Verda B. replied:
Donnie Raydar Bell
Referral from February 20, 2013
Jay T. asked:
Greenville gents......need a good men's tailor recommendations
A F. replied:
Rush Wilson
Referral from May 14, 2013
Michael G. asked:
Do you have any recommendations for a tailor in Greenville, Taylors or Greer. I have 2 suits I need alterations on.
Annette B. replied:
Ms. Carol morrow, she goes to Rbc, but she lives here in my neighborhood. That's what she does! Business is in her home!
Referral from June 2, 2013
Kathleen M. asked:
Anyone know of a good seamstress in Anderson?
Denise T. replied:
Kathleen has had her Cotillion and Wedding dress altered at Sew Fine on Boulevard. We were happy with the work and the service. She seems to be fairly busy, if that says anything.
Referral from February 27, 2014
Kelly C. asked:
Help-
Does anyone know of a good seamstress in the Greenville area?
Danielle C. replied:
The Golden Needle is good. I got 2 bridesmaids dresses taken up there as well as my sister in law got her wedding dress taken up there. Very reasonable on price and quick turn around.
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