A purse and hat made from a men's sweater that has been felted.  It is fully lined and has two pockets;  one that fits a cell phone and the other is zippered.

The hat is made from a matching sweater and has some of the same sweater I used in the purse.

A customer brought a dress that she wore to her prom and wanted to have a purse made.  The material is a satin fabric with little flowers embroidered on it.  This clutch is zippered on top; is fully lined; and also contains two pockets inside--one zippered.

This purse is made from a wool blazer that has been felted.  The sides are made from a leather skirt and the straps are a silk tie.  The purse is fully lined and has two pockets (one zippered).  Closes with a magnetic snap.

I received lots of sweaters from a friend of my sister.  As a thank you gift I made her this hat and purse set.

The hat is made from a sweater I felted.  It is lined with a cashmere sweater.  I used the ribbing of the sweater for the flowers.  The purse is made from the same sweater as the hat.  I used a coordinating wool blazer to finish off the purse.  Finally, I used a vintage belt as the strap.

I made these pillows for a customer's mother who was changing her decor and wanted the same style.

My customer bought a patio set but the cushions were in no condition to be used.  This is the before picture.

Here are the cushions and they're all ready for relaxing and entertaining.

It was a little difficult to sit in these chairs without fear of falling through.  The owner didn't want to invest in re-caning until the kids were a little older so I made cushions to cover the hole.

Here's the new cushions.  They are zippered so they are easily washable.  Matching ties and straps keep the cushion securely on the chairs.  There is a piece of plywood inside topped with foam so no one has to worry about falling through.

Some more outdoor furniture that had seen better days.  Now they're ready for cocktails on the veranda.

I recovered six dining room chairs that had been very well used.

A new house in need of cushions for their screened porch.  This was the longest cushion I've done so far.  I also made matching pillows.

This car coat needed a little TLC.  The lining was shredded under the arms and the tabs on the sleeves were coming loose.  I got permission from the owner to not use a matching lining.  Instead I found this leopard flannel backed satin to re-line it.  Now the coat is even toastier!

This is my first baptism gown.  I learned a few new sewing techniques like pin tucking and lace inserts.  I added the hat and booties to complete the outfit.

A dress I made for my daughter's performance in the 50's show where she sang a Patsy Cline song.

This is a custom order dress made from 100% cotton.  It has two pockets on the bodice and two pockets on the side seam.

I made this cheerleading outfit for Lily Anne Phibian.  The mascot for Athens Clarke County Water Conservation Division.

Her favorite quote:  "If you save water, it will save you."  Yea Lilly!!

All ready for summer entertaining.  This apron is made from two men's shirts.  I decided to make the skirt ruffled to make it all fun and flirty.

This customer wanted an apron to give as a gift and liked fall colors.  I used an embroidered woman's shirt for the skirt and a man's shirt for the bodice.  The waist and skirt bands are made from a paisley man's shirt.

This apron is made from a Liz Claiborne holiday shirt and a man's red and green plaid shirt.

This apron was made from a coral linen men's shirt and a rayon woman's safari shirt.  All ready for a backyard barbecue or luau.  The waistband and ties are made from a woman's skirt.