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Alamo Stitchin Post is your trusted local sewing shop specializing in clothing alterations, custom sewing, and fabric repairs. From hemming pants and resizing garments to zipper replacements and detailed custom projects, we deliver precise craftsmanship with quick turnaround times. We also handle specialty items like formalwear, uniforms, and home textiles including curtains and cushions. Whether you need everyday alterations or a custom creation, Alamo Stitchin Post provides reliable service, quality materials, and attention to detail at affordable prices.

Metamorphosis of Gowns is your premier dry cleaner and sewing shop in Addison, TX. We believe that wearing clothes that fit perfectly makes you look better and feel more confident. Therefore, we offer complete custom tailoring and clothing alteration services to transform your wardrobe to fit your unique body type flawlessly. Metamorphosis of Gowns is one of the few to offer premier alteration services in Addison. Our great selection of fabrics will allow you to leave a lasting impression. You can depend on our skills to provide premier quality clothing to ensure you will look your absolute best.

I take a pattern and iron it and spread it out on the fabric, then pin. I usually do an alteration to this so I either change the design or make the pattern fit better to form. Then I cut it out. I have a model bust so I use it to piece together the outfit to see how it is laying and how it looks. I make needed changes. I sew the pieces together. I iron as I go. I try on the garment and if I like it I do what's called "finishing" the garment. I am then finished with the garment. Alterations have to be taken apart at the seems and taken in or let out. It is a lot of work by hand and by sewing machine. You have to work with the measurements of the person you are trying to fit the garment to, making sure you iron real good as you go. This is what I do at Sandy's Sewing.