"Sew What, Michelle" is a division of Fryeburg Motors operated by founding partner Michelle Meltzer. Prior to formalizing our car business, Michelle was self employed as a designer and producer of high end window treatments, upholstery & slip covers, and even custom wedding gowns. A natural outgrowth of this skill is fabricating the many aspects of the interior or accessory of a car, truck, boat, or aircraft. Custom embroidery can also be added for a personal touch such as an aircraft tail number to an aircraft seat cover, the boat name to a mooring cover, or make/model to auto upholstery. How about a matching embroidered shirt or hat to compliment your new interior? More information: sewwhatmichelle.squarespace.com/
Below are a few examples, including a winter insulated cowl cover for a Piper Archer, a bench seat that had frayed areas where the driver slid out of the vehicle and repaired with vinyl which was also used to break up the expanse of original material, a custom seat cover (before & after) from a Buick wagon designed to look like the original and protect the seat from the family dog, custom upholstered seat and door panels in a classic Dodge pickup and a 1957 Jeep Forward Control, a boat seat (before & after) matching the existing design & color scheme, the complete interior of a restored antique Chris-Craft boat, a pontoon boat cover, the repaired bolster of a truck seat, a reupholstered couch (dark red - before / dark teal - after), and a custom sailboat cover. Nearly anything you can think of that can be produced from cloth, vinyl, or leather from small projects to complete custom interiors is possible, just ask.
Below are a few examples, including a winter insulated cowl cover for a Piper Archer, a bench seat that had frayed areas where the driver slid out of the vehicle and repaired with vinyl which was also used to break up the expanse of original material, a custom seat cover (before & after) from a Buick wagon designed to look like the original and protect the seat from the family dog, custom upholstered seat and door panels in a classic Dodge pickup and a 1957 Jeep Forward Control, a boat seat (before & after) matching the existing design & color scheme, the complete interior of a restored antique Chris-Craft boat, a pontoon boat cover, the repaired bolster of a truck seat, a reupholstered couch (dark red - before / dark teal - after), and a custom sailboat cover. Nearly anything you can think of that can be produced from cloth, vinyl, or leather from small projects to complete custom interiors is possible, just ask.
