Look What We’ve Made
Explore Our Creations at Sewing TheraBee Hive
Welcome to the heart of our creativity, where the vibrant threads of imagination meet the fabric of reality! Our Sewing TheraBee Hive page is a delightful showcase of the wonderful items crafted by our talented club members, both at home and during our engaging sewing bee sessions.
Each piece tells a story of patience, skill, and the joy of creating something by hand. From elegant dresses and cosy quilts to bespoke bags and quirky crafts, our members take pride in sharing their sewing projects with you.
Dive into our gallery below to discover the diverse range of sewing makes that have sprung from the passionate minds and busy hands of the Sewing TheraBee community. Whether you are looking for inspiration for your next project or just want to appreciate the craftsmanship, there’s plenty to explore and admire.
Join us in celebrating the achievements of our club members and perhaps find the spark to start your own sewing journey!
Below are some of the items that the members of the Sewing TheraBee have made.
Kat’s Colourblock Sweater
April 12, 2025
This particular version of Sinclair linnea knit colourblock sweater pattern uses a light grey marl French terry for the main body. The fabric has a lovely texture and is soft without being too thick or heavy. Itâs breathable but still warm, making it ideal for layering over a t-shirt or under a coat. French terry
Bunny Ear Bags
April 6, 2025
Candles, plaster of Paris models and other crafts I have always enjoyed making things. From a young age, I decorated my Dad’s old wooden cigar boxes with shells, to make pretty trinket boxes, and I made clothes for my Pippa dolls (Sindyâs poor relation!) My mum showed us how to make candles, plaster of Paris models and
Kat’s Diana tier dress
March 14, 2025
Sewing the Diana Tier Dress â A Challenge Worth Taking On For my latest make, I chose the Ellie and Mac Diana Tier Dress pattern â and it turned out to be such a rewarding project. I went for the square neckline with flutter sleeves and the midi length option, although on me it ended
Mistakes were made, but so was a dressing gown
March 4, 2025
After some searching through the library of patterns for alternative options, I landed on a dressing gown pattern (Simplicity 1562 A) – a substantial project that would feel like an accomplishment, but one that didnât require a great deal of precision or complex technical skills. I can just about use scissors and turn on a sewing machine so seemed like a fair match.Â
The Jensen Mens Shirt Revisited
March 3, 2025
After the challenging ordeal with my previous attempt at the Jensen Mens Shirt using a treacherous imitation silk (read cheap and very nasty) I decided to give this project another go, this time focusing on quality. Motivated by the lessons learned from my last experience, I chose a high-quality cotton fabric for the remake. The difference was night and day.
The Tale of the Treacherous Jensen Shirt
February 26, 2025
Embarking on a sewing journey often leads to unexpected adventures and invaluable lessons, as I discovered with my latest project, a men’s shirt from the “Wardrobe for Meâ, Jensen Shirt pattern. Inspired to create something unique, I chose a piece of polyester that mimicked the luxurious look and feel of silk, hoping to craft a shirt that was as elegant as it was interesting.
Back to the Stitch – Working with Jersey
April 2, 2024
I found myself surrounded by piles of leftover jersey fabric from previous endeavours and some wonderfully cosy sweatshirt material that seemed to whisper promises of comfort and style. Inspired by this treasure trove of textiles, I embarked on a sewing spree that rekindled my passion for crafting and brought forth some delightful additions to Mine and Calla’s wardrobes.
Geraldine’s Vintage top
July 11, 2023
Geraldine, a cherished member of our Wallington Sewing Therabee, is known for her particular love for vintage-style clothing. She weaves elements of the past into her creations, delivering garments that capture nostalgia and style in each carefully crafted stitch.
Baby top in Etchings Mist by Kat
May 29, 2023
Introducing Kat’s Beautiful Baby Boy Top: Using the material Etchings Mist in Knit from Pine Lullaby Collection Designed by AGF Studio The choice of this fabric for a baby boy’s top is both thoughtful and delightful. The soft cotton stretch ensures that the top is gentle against the baby’s sensitive skin, allowing for unhindered movement
Tops, Bags and skirts
April 21, 2022
Tops, Bags and skirts We have got a talented group of creative individuals interested in producing different garments with some wonderful fabrics. Here are some of the recent items produced by the members of Wallington Sewing TheraBee. Check out these great fabrics. For many of us, weâre producing items weâve never tried before. In the