Stop by Sew Bee Mine Booth at The Phoenixville Farmer's Market tomorrow
Saturday June 10th from 9 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
One of a Kind Wearable Art Aprons.
Not too pretty to wear! Fully functional, machine wash tumble dry.
Beautiful One of a Kind Wearable Art Aprons, Bags, Dolls, Sachets, Banners plus other lovely items created with mostly vintage fabrics, embroideries, quilts etc.
Friday, June 9, 2017
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Wearable Art Aprons for Mothers Day at Phoenixville Farmers Market Saturday May 13th
Come take a look at 20 new wearable art aprons for Mother's Day! Sew Bee Mine will be at Phoenixville Farmer's Market on Saturday May 13th. These one of a kind aprons are so popular and I love to make them. I may also have some Sew Bee Mine potholders for the occasion. Hope to see you at the market. Hours are from 9 to 1:00.
Monday, March 27, 2017
Cranking Out Wearable Art Aprons
Looking forward to getting back to the Phoenixville Farmer's Market to show off all the fabulous wearable art aprons I've been making these past few weeks! April 8th here comes Sew Bee Mine!
Friday, February 17, 2017
His and Hers Aprons with Matching Potholders
Just finished a fun commission for a wedding present.
His and hers aprons with matching potholders!
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Fall and Winter for Sew Bee Mine
Busy making angels for all the holiday craft shows.
Fall Winter 2016 Calendar
Fall Winter 2016 Calendar
Lucky Penny Farm Day in Media Sunday Nov 6th 10 to 4
Friday and Saturday Dec 2nd and 3rd
Phoenixville Farmer's Market Saturday Dec 10th
Phoenixville Farmer's Market Saturday Dec 17th
Phoenixville Farmer's Market Saturday Dec 22nd
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| Assorted Cloth Dolls |
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| Lavender Birdie Sachets |
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| Big Big Love Wearable Art Tote Bags |
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| Wearable Art Aprons, One of a Kind |
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| Happiness Banners |
Complimentary Articulated Owl Magnet
created from my original drawing
with every purchase
while supplies last!
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Lucas Makes a Bear
Yesterday I gave my grandson Lucas his first sewing lesson. We made a teddy bear. We looked online for a pattern to give us some ideas, and wound up picking one called Charity Bear from Shiny Happy World. Of course we had to tweak the design! He picked out the fabric, a heavy brocade and a paisley corduroy back. He took the bear home before I got a photo of the back! He cut out the pattern, learned how to pin, how to use the presser foot, reverse button, and cutter on the sewing machine. It was his idea to put the yellow parts on the ears......he did most of the stuffing, we added some dried lavender so that made it into a dream pillow. We sewed the opening together with a slip stitch. Ta Da! He named her Lavendy.
We are looking forward to our next class. Not sure what we are going to make, maybe another bear for his brother. :)
Friday, August 26, 2016
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