Eastern Shore Sewing in Bellerive, Tasmania, Australia | Sewing and alterations

Eastern Shore Sewing

Locality: Bellerive, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6244 1998

Address: 54b Cambridge road 7018 Bellerive, TAS, Australia

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23.01.2022 Our dedicated seamstress Liz is taking a well earned break at the beginning of May. Eastern Shore Sewing will be open during limited times whilst Liz is away. The timetable will be:... Friday 4th May - CLOSED Monday 7th May - CLOSED Tuesday 8th May - 9am to 4pm Wednesday 9th May - CLOSED Thursday 10th May - 9am to 4pm Friday 11th May - CLOSED We apologise for any inconvenience. All will return to normal from 14th May.

21.01.2022 Dear Customers We will be closing the shop this Thursday 20th and Friday 21st September 2018, our seamstress extraordinaire is taking leave due to personal reasons. We will be open from Monday 24th September as normal.

21.01.2022 If your little ones are off to school this year (like these Bellerive students did not that long ago...) and you need their uniforms altered, come in and see Liz! She has put time aside especially to assist parents with school uniforms in the weeks leading up to their first day, so if you need any help, please call in and say hello or give Liz a call on 6244 1998 (Photo courtesy of 'the Mercury')

08.01.2022 To All Our Valued Customers, Eastern Shore Sewing will close for Easter on Thursday 29 March and re-open again Wednesday 4 April 2018. If you have any last minute sewing needs, please come in and see Liz. Happy Easter everyone!

03.01.2022 Yes, I know, it's almost Formal time again! If you need any assistance getting your dress, jacket or trousers to fit perfectly, please call in and speak with Liz. She is available to do fittings in-store (don't forget to bring your shoes though, so Liz can get the hem just right). Here at Eastern Shore Sewing we love to share news about our local community, so here's a little flashback of some former Clarence High School students looking the part at their Formal back in 2015 (Photos courtesy of 'the Mercury')