Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Few days ago I was invited by my friends to the Sewing and Stitchery Expo, I never hear of this before and I am glad that I went. It was bigger than what I was expecting. I try to just show all that you can find there without too much captions, I didn't post in this video what I bought, it is not a lot but the video was already too long, so I will share it in my next vlog. I live here a link to the Expo website:
sewexpo.com
NOTES:
* Ticket $14 per day (they have special prices for more than one day)
* Classes had a price depending of the duration of classes
* Parking is free, in front of the Expo building
* Food and drinks: different option inside the building and in the park area
* Events usually at night
* Charity projects
* No all the vendors have credit card machines, bring some cash
* No all the vendors have plastic bags but they were giving a 2020 expo bag at the entrance (Or bring an extra bag if you are planning to do some serious shopping :)
* Get comfy shoes and cloth for all the walking and standing around.
* If you have little kids: I seen a lot of mom's that were not able to enjoy too much, kids tend to get a little bored walking watching vendors.
PRICES
* Patterns from $9 to $18 depending of the designer and size
* Sewing kits from $29 to $35
* Fabric $13 + per yard (the minimum that you can buy is 1/2 yard from some vendors)
* Food: different option and price
* Yarns: almost each vendor that I visit the cheapest yarn was $30
* Threads: different option and prices and similar to the regular stores
* Sewing machines: great deals for the expo, my friend got a Bernette that the original price was $1700 for $999
I hope all this information is helpful and it is not any official info, it is my observation and me just walking and asking prices, watching what is going on around.
Few days ago I was invited by my friends to the Sewing and Stitchery Expo, I never hear of this before and I am glad that I went. It was bigger than what I was expecting. I try to just show all that you can find there without too much captions, I didn't post in this video what I bought, it is not a lot but the video was already too long, so I will share it in my next vlog. I live here a link to the Expo website:
sewexpo.com
NOTES:
* Ticket $14 per day (they have special prices for more than one day)
* Classes had a price depending of the duration of classes
* Parking is free, in front of the Expo building
* Food and drinks: different option inside the building and in the park area
* Events usually at night
* Charity projects
* No all the vendors have credit card machines, bring some cash
* No all the vendors have plastic bags but they were giving a 2020 expo bag at the entrance (Or bring an extra bag if you are planning to do some serious shopping :)
* Get comfy shoes and cloth for all the walking and standing around.
* If you have little kids: I seen a lot of mom's that were not able to enjoy too much, kids tend to get a little bored walking watching vendors.
PRICES
* Patterns from $9 to $18 depending of the designer and size
* Sewing kits from $29 to $35
* Fabric $13 + per yard (the minimum that you can buy is 1/2 yard from some vendors)
* Food: different option and price
* Yarns: almost each vendor that I visit the cheapest yarn was $30
* Threads: different option and prices and similar to the regular stores
* Sewing machines: great deals for the expo, my friend got a Bernette that the original price was $1700 for $999
I hope all this information is helpful and it is not any official info, it is my observation and me just walking and asking prices, watching what is going on around.
