Sewing & Alterations Studio Opens At Buckingham Green

BUCKINGHAM, PA — Mildred’s Sewing & Alterations Studio, the latest creative workspace for sewing, design, and alterations, is celebrating its grand opening on Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21.

"After a successful soft opening in March, we are excited to welcome the community to explore our new studio space from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on both days," said owner Mildred Miller.

Located in the second floor office suites (building two) at the iconic Buckingham Green Shopping Center at 4920 York Road in Buckingham, Mildred’s Sewing & Alterations Studio is becoming a cornerstone for the community to come and have everything from a pair of jeans to elaborate wedding gowns altered, repaired, redesigned or created.

"Our studio offers a vibrant environment where creativity and craftsmanship merge, providing an ideal setting for to provide our clientele with the best possible outcome and experience around," said Miller.

(Mildred's Sewing & Alterations)

(Mildred's Sewing & Alterations)

During the grand opening weekend, visitors will have the opportunity to tour the studio, meet the store's talented team, and discover its wide range of services offered.

"From simple alterations to innovative design projects for men, women and children alike, Mildred’s Sewing & Alterations Studio is dedicated to fostering a community where old world skills and creative design come to life, and every client’s experience is the best that it can be," said Miller. "We take our time with fittings and consultations - the studio is bright and beautiful, there is never a hurry, the work is impeccable, our team is brilliant, and we love what we do."

Children are welcome, and there will be activities (hint: they may involve a needle and thread) for them, so bring the entire family.

For more information, contact owner Mildred Miller of Mildred’s Sewing & Alterations Studio at 610-751-4587 or click here.

Mildred's is located on the second floor of building 2 (entrance show above) next to Marvin Scott Jewelry store. (Jeff Werner/Patch)