Burnley & Trowbridge Co.

Bonnets of straw, felt, or fabric covered buckram were essential accessories to complete the toilette of the Regency ladies, either worn over the dressed hair of the younger miss or over the lace-trimmed cap of the mature woman.  Trimmings changed with fashions, and were likely to be removed and replaced seasonally. Personal preferences, whether restrained or lavish, dictated choices as much as style, and might include ribbons, artificial flowers or fruit, ribbon rosettes, feathers, and whimsical combinations of the above.

Saturday May 3rd - Sunday, May 4th

Join us for our newest Sew Along to make a mantelet for any season in silk, cotton, or wool.

Part One and Part Two are now live!

Join Angela Burnley & Brooke Welborn for our new monthly virtual sewing circle where you will have a chance to chat about sewing projects, learn about new fabrics, ask your questions, and have a (virtually) good time with fellow sewing enthusiasts.  

Party photos are here!!!

Did you take advantage of the professional photography sessions at our 30th anniversary party?

Check out the gallery to find your photo!

Just learning how to sew, or brushing up? This is the channel for you! Quick and concise, we know you'll love these tutorials!