Sew Me St. Louis
A Chapter of the American Sewing Guild
Sewing Room Tours
Sherry Hartz's Sewing Room
Sherry has just moved into a new house and has set up a brand new sewing room with sleek, spacious counters and plenty of storage. And it can be quickly converted into a guest room when visitors come! Feel free to add your own story and comments. You can use the box below to add comments. Start typing in the box where it says, "Join the conversation." You'll be prompted to enter an email address (to confirm you're a real person), and a name as you'd like it to appear.
Beverly Landolt's Sewing Room
Beverly's sewing journey started when she was in nursing school as a graduation gift. Hear her story above and see if you can identify with it.I think you will agree that some of us may have a common thread. 😀 Feel free to add your own story and comments below.
She belongs to Sew Amused Stitchers and Fashion, Fabric, & Friends.
Paulette Walker's Sewing Room 2021
Our second sewing room tour comes from Paulette Walker. Paulette is a member of the South County Chainstitchers neighborhood group. She has been sewing since she was about 8 or 9 when her mother taught her to make Barbie doll clothes. From there she learned to make her own clothes, and now enjoys all kinds of sewing: quilts, clothing, home decor and more. (Note: this tour is video only, with captions to narrate your tour. No need to adjust your set--there is no sound.)
You can use the box below to add comments. Start typing in the box where it says, "Join the conversation." You'll be prompted to enter an email address (to confirm you're a real person), and a name as you'd like it to appear.
Would you like to see your sewing room here next? You can make a video, or use still photos, and we have tech-savvy folks to help you. If you think you might be interested, email president@asgstlouis.org.
Paulette Pierson's Sewing Room
Welcome to my sewing room! We are testing out the video features of our website in anticipation of presenting a series of tours of members' sewing rooms. Start thinking about showing off your own sewing setup, whether it's a whole room or a little corner of the basement.
You can use the box below to add comments. Start typing in the box where it says, "Join the conversation." You'll be prompted to enter an email address (to confirm you're a real person), and a name as you'd like it to appear.