...give an old dress new life
is a recycled, eco friendly wedding dress business.
We are a company for the modern 'green' bride.
Meet the Designer
Sheri Harms – Founder and Principal
Sheri Harms opened Seamless Transitions, and has been creating elegant designs which appeal to an array of customers. These unique creations will represent you and your special day!
Sheri started to sew when she was 7 years old through 4-H. As her experience grew, so did her desire to create unique garments. Through the 10 years in 4-H sewing, Harms won numerous awards and recognition for her creations. This early excitement directed Sheri to college where in 1990 she graduated with a degree in apparel design and manufacturing and was nationally recognized as ‘Apparel Student of the Year’ by the American Apparel Manufacturers Association.
Sheri held executive positions in design, engineering, sourcing and supply chain with companies all over the world. After many years of part-time designing and dressmaking for family and friends, Sheri opened Seamless Transitions. Seamless Transitions incorporates the principles of haute couture: focusing on fashion, quality and fit. Hand beaded tops, hand worked jackets in novelty fabrics, feminine, beautiful skirts and dresses: all with embellishments finely crafted to compliment the fabrics and designs. The designs take inspiration from an array of sources; inspiration of the re-purposed dress, classic silhouettes of the past, to today’s clothes which are unique and have delicate details all with an eco friendly edge.
Sheri continues to search all sources to find vintage and/or unused dresses, as well as fabrics which are unique and exquisite for today’s market. There is no substitute for high quality and original fabrics and trims.
Exclusive, original designs and exceptional quality are what Sheri Harms and Seamless Transitions’ designs will create for your wedding day.
Sunday, January 23rd, 2011
Vintage Romance
There is something romantic about the idea of a vintage dress … You can find vintage dresses that look contemporary as buying a new dress. But the first thing to consider is your figure-type. If the dress is not flattering on you, then it should not be considered. Consider your shape – do you have...
Sunday, October 24th, 2010
And the Bride Wore …
Perhaps nothing says ‘wedding’ quite so definitely as a white bridal gown and veil – for many this is the signature element of their wedding day. Despite its associations, the pure white wedding gown was a fashion begun by Queen Victoria at her 1840 wedding. The fashion caught on and held. Whether your tastes are...
Saturday, September 4th, 2010
Making a Dog Collar for Your Wedding Day
Including your canine buddy as part of your wedding party is a great idea! Send your pooch down the aisle in a custom collar, embellished with rhinestones for that extra bit of sparkle. Supplies Needed - Plain / unembellished nylon dog collar - Satin ribbon the same width as the collar and slightly longer than...
Sunday, August 29th, 2010
How to Make a Keepsake Display Box
So your wedding has come and gone and all the agonizing details you organized paid off to make your day special! But now, what do you have to show for all the details besides some pictures from the photographer? Why not gather the treasured mementos from your ceremony and reception and place them into a...