Edgington Studio

Head to Appalachian Homestead to snag items from our latest drop - specialty items sewn right here in WV 🪡🧵

What's a better gift than time spent creating together? Book a sewing class for you and mom to learn a new skill🧵

Book ➡ https://www.edgingtonstudio.com/classes

🚨 New class added 🚨

It's Draft time in Pittsburgh and we are launching our new class project - co****le bags! "Machine Sewing Basics Class: Co****le Bags" covers all of the same skills as our classic Decorative Pillow Class, with a new project option. Learn a new skill and let's get ready to tailgate 🏈

Register ➡ edgingtonstudio.com/classes

Happy 🌏 Day! We celebrated last night with a free community workshop for hand sewing and mending. Participants learned some decorative stitches and upcycled fabric scraps into collages.

🪡Thank you to and for coordinating!

Mother's Day is right around the corner and this is the gift for the DIY-er. "Thready, Set, Sew!" is the sew-by-color activity book to learn the nine beginner hand-sewing skills you need in your toolkit to mend garments yourself. All materials included.

Two ways to shop:
🛒 In-person: pick up your copy from the amazing Appalachian Homestead in Wheeling, WV.
🛒 Not local to Wheeling? Shop online at edgingtonstudio.com/thready-set-sew

I recently started as the Entrepreneur Co-Chair of the West Virginia Entrepreneurship Ecosystem. I am excited to bring my experience in starting and running a business to help others on this path across the state!

I'll be kicking off Bridging Innovation Week on the opening panel: "The Founder’s Lens" on April 28. Come join me and a dynamic mix of innovators and seasoned pros as we share stories about the joys (and the grinds) of building a business right here in West Virginia.

Grab your tickets here: https://whova.com/portal/registration/MYh6eBiFCUdft2HUVrmO/

We love this piece of Wheeling's history and being a part of continuing the legacy 🪡🧵

History of Textile Manufacturing in Wheeling - Weelunk Wheeling’s textile history comes to life through the SCRAP Flag Sewing Exhibit, connecting 19th century industry with modern creativity from makers across West Virginia.