Burnley & Trowbridge Co.

In the 18th and early 19th centuries, tailors made most men's garments and also certain types of women's clothing such as riding habits. Tailoring techniques are thus essential for proper construction of a number of period garments. Cuffs, collars, and pockets, are all parts of the tailor's art that find their place across men's and women's attire. There is a wide degree of style variation in these elements across time, but the techniques used to make them varied little. In this workshop, we will cover the tailoring techniques used to make basic 18th century pockets, cuffs, and collars. Participants will make a sampler piece to keep as a reference for their future projects. 

This 1.75 day  workshop will be led by Nick Blevins

Saturday, March 7th - Sunday afternoon, March 8th

Registration opens Wednesday, November 26th at 12:30 pm

It's that time of year again!
The following are the last days to ship for Christmas/the first day of Hanukkah:
USPS 1st Class/Ground Advantage 12/17
USPS Priority 12/18
Military/International 12/2-12/9

UPS varies by destination, but for Ground Delivery, use 12/18 as a good guideline

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.  

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