That’s right. I am back in the classroom. I’ve designed a new series called Garments for Quilters. These ladies work magic behind the sewing machine, but many steer clear of making things for themselves because they can’t conquer fit or alternate fabrics. That needs to change. Garments for Quilters is a series designed for people…
At the office, I saw all kinds of makeshift alterations. Binder clips to hold up pants. Staples and tape to hem pants. Needless to say, I got a lot of work from my co-workers. I am not sure who the makers of office wear are sizing for but it is not the average Jane/Joe. In…
I get a lot of questions related to what I charge for alterations and mending. For starters, I charge by the hour and not the piece. My rate is $30/hr. The prices that I have posted are based on projects done by previous clients. For example, I can hem a basic pair of jeans in…
Clothing Hospital is hosting clinics! Thanks to Fabricker, I am back in business. I will be teaching classes when the shop is closed ( Not to worry, fabric will still be available for purchase by students). So, what are these clinics? Clothing Hospital Clinics were developed for the person who wants to develop/improve upon their…
I’ve found a larger space where I can take in alterations/restoration work from all of my clients, so I will be moving out of Frock On Vintage. Starting this week, you can find me inside The Fabricker’s shop at 4631 Airport Blvd #119 on Fridays and Saturdays from 12-7pm. I am available by appointment on…
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It’s one thing to come up with an idea in your head and it’s another to actually make it appear for all to see. I’ve had this idea in my head since last Summer. I have had a logo since November. I am just now getting around to organizing my thoughts. Why? Well, I decided…