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Quilting cotton, cut on the grain
Gingham, bandana, homespun plaid. Fabric that holds a fold instead of creasing flat.
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Handmade door bows
Fabric door bows cut from real cloth and finished by hand. Five sizes. Small batches. When a bolt runs out, that bow is finished for good.
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Gingham, bandana, homespun plaid. Fabric that holds a fold instead of creasing flat.
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Every edge is turned and topstitched, so it survives a season on a door that gets slammed.
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Bolts run out. Most of what you see below exists once, and the site says so on the tag.
On a real door
Mini
The shop
What is here is what exists. Nothing is reprinted, nothing is backordered.
The cloth
Tap one to see every bow cut from it.
Five sizes
Measured across the loops, with the tails hanging. A standard front door is 36″ wide.
| Size | Across | Drop | Layers | Price |
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Measurements are approximate — every bow is cut by hand, so expect half an inch either way.
Drops
A drop is cut, sewn and photographed before any of it goes up. The whole thing posts at once, and it closes when the last piece sells. There is never a second run.
Next drop
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About
Sew True is a one-person shop. Fabric gets picked a bolt at a time, cut on the grain, pressed, sewn and photographed on the same front door you see in every picture.
That's the whole operation, and it's why the numbers are small and the drops are dated.
Follow alongGood to know
Yes, under a covered porch. Cotton fades in direct desert sun, so bring it in if the door faces west and it's July.
The strap fits a wreath hanger, a stair rail, a mailbox post, a truck grille and the back of a chair at a party. The mini also clips into hair.
Sometimes, between drops, if the fabric still exists. Ask.
Spot clean, cool iron on the tails, never the machine.