Rethreads Alterations makes your wedding dress and attire fit to you! Gowns, dresses, and suits both new and used can be altered to fit you. Call for a fitting appointment.
Chelsea Stude is owner and seamstress of Rethread Alterations. She has been altering all types of clothing since 2005. In 2013 she founded Rethread Alterations LLC.
Chelsea is the sweetest, most talented, passionate seemstress ever! She has helped me with everything from altering my thrift store find bridesmaid dress to fit perfectly to creating custom curtains! She is always so helpful and responsive. And I'm so impressed by her timeliness and quality. I always refer her to my friends and family near and far. :)
Sent on 07/26/2017
Rethread Alterations's reply:
Thank you Megan for your kind feedback. It is always lovely to get to assist you to make your clothes feel and look great on you!
Ashley H.
· Married on 06/20/2020
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Amazing seamstress in Newberg!
I'm grateful to have been referred to Chelsea, who is absolutely the sweetest! On top of being positively lovely, she has a magical gift of doing alterations quickly and perfectly. I had a few different wedding outfits that she helped nip and tuck, all of them worked out so well! Grateful to have an awesome seamstress nearby!
Sent on 09/15/2020
Jenn
· Married on 12/31/2019
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Sew Magical!
Chelsea was so fun and easy to work with! I am a super indecisive person and she literally made my dream come true, without me even knowing what it was before walking into my first appointment. She worked some serious magic on my wedding dress, adding sleeves and removing quite a bit of length (I'm only 5'2"), as well as creating a beautiful bustle.
I received many compliments on my dress, with many people saying (it is SO you!) I would highly recommend Chelsea to any Brides-to-be, and anyone looking for ANY alteration work.
