Cyrs Studio Design

CYRS STUDIO is a sewing school/workshop. A community effort for the community.

Why a sewing school?  Because sewing ia a dying art .  It is a gift that has been lost, forgotten.  I love to sew and this school will provide people (the community) with valuable skills and an outlet for their work (gifts). Sewing teaches skills that are profitable in the work force. I want to share my skills and talents with everyone who wants to learn.

COME ON, JUST SIT -N- SEW WITH ME!! LET’S HAVE FUN.

SEE YOU THERE!

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Sharon Sears is a native of Memphis, Tennessee and owner of IT SEAMS PERFECT and ISP CUSTOM  RACEWEAR since 1989.  She is currently working on her dream, CYRS STUDIO. 

Cyrs is the original French spelling of SEARS. This is an old family name.  She has been sewing for many years and is an exceptional seamstress.  She has an eye for the technical aspects of designing and pattern drafting.  She loves the entire sewing process, especially how a project comes together.  How well a garment fits. What it takes to produce a finished garment. 

Sharon has a very diverse background.  She does alterations on everything from a men’s shirt to $15,000 liquid beaded gowns.  She performs dressmaking services for both men and women.   Some of her clients include contestants for the Ms. Gay America pageant.  If she can make an evening gown for a man, imagine what she can do for you.  She has provided dressmaking services for theater productions in Memphis, Tennessee and Little Rock, Arkansas as well as  Pageant productions for the Ms. Arkansas contestants, working backstage making sure that the girls are perfect before they go out on stage.  She has also performed alterations for Katie Stam, who is now Ms. America 2009.  Katie wore one of Tony Bowls designs.  Sharon has worked closely with Tony Bowls since 2002 when he owned The Arlington Dress shop in Little Rock, Arkansas.  In addition, Sharon worked on the Andrea Robertson gowns for Mrs. Missouri and Mrs. America 2009. 

Sharon also designs and crafts custom race wear made of Nomex, cordura and leather for the race car drivers.  She worked in the racing performance industry from 1999 to 2005.  She enjoys creating race wear because they are one of kind.  The loud colors and designs excite and inspire Sharon

Sharon’s newest project is the creation and publication of SEW-N-GO KITS.  All inclusive kits that teach people how to sew.  I use these kits to teach my sewing lessons. These kits will be produced exclusively by CYRS STUDIO.

Sharon, a transplant from Little Rock, Arkansas currently resides in St.Charles, Missouri.