Sew With Sarah is celebrating our 40th Anniversary this year! As many of you already know, I learned the Oriental Method of Pattern Making while on a military tour to Taiwan with my husband and family. A young Taiwanese woman we met at church offered to help me get registered at a local pattern making […]
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SewWithSarah.com is Celebrating a New Look
Help celebrate the brand new look at the SewWithSarah.com website and take 25% off any order through August 30th with promo code NEWLOOK http://sewwithsarah.com/ We specialize in patterns and pattern making classes for men, women, and children who are extra tall, short, heavy, thin or just hard to fit with regular patterns
Buy One Get One FREE Sewing Repair Books
Yes, you heard it right! Call it March Madness or call it Spring Fever! Call it what you want but this is the first ever opportunity to get one of our sewing machine, serger or treadle repair books absolutely FREE — you just pay the shipping fee. Here’s what you do: Visit our SewMachineRepair website to […]
For a Family Business, a Full-Time Cameo on ‘Project Runway’ – New York Times
For a Family Business, a Full-Time Cameo on ‘Project Runway’ – New York Times (blog) New York Times (blog) For a Family Business, a Full-Time Cameo on ‘Project Runway’ New York Times (blog) In 1976, he came to New York with his wife to work as a contractor — sewing for designers like Michael Kors, […]
Sacred Ceremonial Wear: ‘Clothes to go see God in’ – Taos News
Sacred Ceremonial Wear: ‘Clothes to go see God in’ – Taos News A major help in this was beginning to practice Lakota spirituality about five years ago, and it’s also now cleared the path for her business sewing Lakota ceremonial clothing. “I prayed about doing something that was more in line with my spiritual path
Savannah Grandmother Sees Her Hobby Grow Into an Online Business – Savannah Morning News
Savannah Grandmother Sees Her Hobby Grow Into an Online Business – Savannah Morning News Arlene Ferrino’s love of sewing began in childhood. “My grandmother was my teacher,” she recalls of the Italian immigrant who made her living as a seamstress in New York’s garment district. “I remember sitting by her side, watching with wide-eyed