Welcome to Sew Some More

Handmade, bespoke leotards and costumes

Immerse yourself in a world of bespoke dance wear, where each costume is a celebration of individuality and the limitless possibilities of handcrafted excellence.

A celebration of performance, creativity, and the joy of wearing something truly extraordinary.

At Sew Some More creativity meets craftsmanship! I am delighted to invite you to explore a world of bespoke, handcrafted costumes and leotards, meticulously crafted in the heart of the Garden of England!

I believe that every performance deserves a touch of uniqueness, a dash of personality, and a hint of flair. That's why, as a passionate dancer and skilled costume maker, I have dedicated my expertise to curate unique leotards that seamlessly blend artistry with functionality.

Dance with distinction and dress with flair.

What sets Sew Some More apart is the commitment to quality and the personal touch that goes into every creation. The costumes are not mass-produced; each one is unique and tailored to make you stand out in the spotlight.

Own the stage with style that's uniquely yours

Imagine Create Inspire

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Meet the maker

Hey, I’m Melanie!

As a dancer, gymnast and aerialist myself, I understand the importance of costumes that not only enhance your performance but also reflect your individual style and grace. Each piece is lovingly designed and handcrafted with precision, ensuring that you look spectacular on stage and feel comfortable and confident in your movements.

Thank you for joining me on this journey of artistic expression and excellence. Sew Some More is more than a brand; it's a celebration of performance, creativity, and the joy of wearing something truly extraordinary.

Handmade for you

Embrace the extraordinary, and witness the artistry of completely bespoke creations tailored just for you. Your journey into personalised elegance begins at Sew Some More. Discover the epitome of dance-wear that reflects your unique vision and style. Let your dance story unfold with each masterpiece meticulously crafted at Sew Some More.

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Judging the first ever “Can You Aerial” Competition
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Judging the first ever “Can You Aerial” Competition
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October 12th 2024, the vibrant world of dance took flight with the inaugural "Can You Aerial" competition at the beloved Can You Dance Super Convention in Liverpool. As a judge at this groundbreaking event, I had the incredible opportunity to witness a thrilling display of talent, creativity, and pure passion for aerial. Here’s a glimpse into the experience and what made this competition truly special.

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Crafting Your Own Halloween Costume: A Fun and Creative Guide
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Crafting Your Own Halloween Costume: A Fun and Creative Guide
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Halloween is the time of year when creativity reigns supreme, and what better way to express that creativity than by making your own costume? Not only is creating your own Halloween outfit a fun project, but it also allows you to showcase your unique style and personality. Plus, it can be a great opportunity to save some money and promote sustainability. So, if you’re ready to turn heads and become the envy of your friends, here’s a step-by-step guide to crafting your very own Halloween costume.

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From Acrobatic Origins to Dance Essential: The Leotard's Colourful History
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From Acrobatic Origins to Dance Essential: The Leotard's Colourful History
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Our story begins with Jules Léotard, a daring 19th-century French aerialist. Tired of the bulky costumes that restricted his movement, Léotard designed a one-piece, form-fitting garment that allowed for maximum flexibility and showmanship during his trapeze routines. This garment, originally called a "maillot" after the French word for "knitted," would later be immortalized with his name.

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