Fabrics from all over the world inspire me every day,
such as African dashiki body and tail in this wandering merman
and the owl doll using vintage saris from India
and the owl doll using vintage saris from India
Vintage Hawaiian Barkcloth Apron
Two Dashikis and Dutch Wax Batiks were used to create the apron on the left and a tea towel from Ireland was the inspiration for the one on the right.
Carpet bags using vintage needlepoints from Israel.
The big outer pocket on this carpet bag is Hmong hand embroidery from Cambodia
Mexican Embroidery on Half Apron
Love using American vintage cross stitch samplers to make aprons.
Here's a dress with batiks from India
It's still a bit chilly out here on the East Coast but spring is just around the corner. I've been busy during the winter months building inventory for upcoming shows.
I will be back at my stomping grounds
The Phoenixville Farmer's Market under the Gay Street Bridge
on Saturday April 11th from 10 to 12
Next stop for Sew Bee Mine is A Whole Lotta Lulu
Main St Phoenixville
Next stop for Sew Bee Mine is A Whole Lotta Lulu
Main St Phoenixville
Friday May 10th and Saturday May 11th
2451 Kissel Hill Road Lancaster PA 17601
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