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Santina H

Santina H: StyleARC Eddie Vest (first photo)

I first met Santina when she brought her niece to the studio for sewing lessons. After that she decided sewing was something she would enjoy too……..so now she spends all day on Monday twice a month in the studio. She is such a pleasure to be with and has made some lovely garments. She is a whiz at making bags and purses. Sometimes, her Mom Sylvia comes too.

Santina H: StyleARC Eddie Vest (first photo)Santina H: StyleARC Eddie Vest (second photo)
StyleARC Eddie Vest
Santina H: Top stitching in neck area
Top stitching in neck area
A garment made by Santina H
A garment made by Santina H
Santina H: StyleArc Veronica vest pattern
StyleArc Veronica vest pattern.
A garment made by Santina H
Santina H: Leather bag made during Jane's Leather Challenge
Leather bag made during Jane's Leather Challenge
A garment made by Santina H
The inside of Santina's bag.
Santina H: Vogue V1263
Vogue V1263
A garment made by Santina H
A garment made by Santina H
Santina made this cute top. She used her own pattern.
A garment made by Santina H
Santina H: Sandra Betzina's Vogue V1036
Sandra Betzina's Vogue V1036.
Santina H: Kantha quilt used for her coat
Kantha quilt used for her coat.
Santina H: Butterick B6292
Butterick B6292.
Santina H: Butterick B6292 - reverse side
Butterick B6292 - reverse side
Santina H: Vogue V1086 designed by Tracy Reese
Vogue V1086 designed by Tracy Reese
A garment made by Santina H
A garment made by Santina H
Santina H: Santina made her mom a purse
Santina made her mom a purse.
Santina H: Santina stenciled on the design on her top (first photo)Santina H: Santina stenciled on the design on her top (second photo)
Santina stenciled on the design on her top.
Santina H: McCall's M6322
McCall's M6322
Santina H: Jane's Big Collar shirt pattern
Jane's Big Collar shirt pattern
A garment made by Santina H
A garment made by Santina H
A garment made by Santina H
A garment made by Santina H
A garment made by Santina H
Santina finished this cute tee shirt using a Burda pattern.
A garment made by Santina H
Santina H: Jane's 4 pocket purse pattern (first photo)Santina H: Jane's 4 pocket purse pattern (second photo)
Jane's 4 pocket purse pattern
Santina H: Denise, Sylvia (Santina's mom), and Santina. So nice mom and daughter can spend time together at Jane's retreats
Denise, Sylvia (Santina's mom), and Santina. So nice mom and daughter can spend time together at Jane's retreats.
Santina H: Jane is always there when we need her
Jane is always there when we need her.
Santina Handling wearing her striped top
Santina worked hard with this stripe matching, but it certainly makes a difference to the stunning results.
Santina made this linen blouse with radiating pin tucks using a Katherine Tilton Butterick pattern B6026. Many students
Santina made this linen blouse with radiating pin tucks using a Katherine Tilton Butterick pattern B6026. Many students have had fun making this pattern in Jane's studio.
Santina made a blouse with a happy print.
Santina made a blouse with a happy print.
Santina just finished this attractive top. The fabric is cozy and warm and came from Stone Mountain and Daughter Fabrics
Santina just finished this attractive top. The fabric is cozy and warm and came from Stone Mountain and Daughter Fabrics. The pattern used is from Sew House Seven and called " Toaster Sweaters ". The neckline is so unusual. The facing is all in one with the front and back pieces.
Santina decorated her shirt beautifully.
Santina decorated her shirt beautifully.
Santina finished the poppin bag she started in Jane's class. She used Kaffee Fasset fabric.
Santina finished the poppin bag she started in Jane's class. She used Kaffee Fasset fabric.
Santina made another top using her own pattern. She and Jane played with the neckline. They cut a strip 8” wide, foldedSantina made another top using her own pattern. She and Jane played with the neckline. They cut a strip 8” wide, folded
Santina made another top using her own pattern. She and Jane played with the neckline. They cut a strip 8” wide, folded it, and created the twist as it was sewn on by offsetting the edges of the folded strip. It looks beautiful, and nicely fills in the neckline of her pattern,