Needle, Ink and Thread sewing studio to move in Beavercreek

A local sewing studio will move to a new location in Beavercreek by the end of the month.

Needle, Ink and Thread, a local sewing studio, announced it will move by the end of January. A portion of the recently closed Antiques Marketplace of Beavercreek at 3491 Dayton Xenia Road, will be the studio's new home. Currently located at 4005 Dayton-Xenia Rd, Needle, Ink and Thread was founded just over a year ago by Jesy Anderson, previous co-owner of Sew Dayton.

As part of the Activated Spaces program supported by the Downtown Dayton Partnership and UpDayton, Sew Dayton opened in Sept of 2012 and closed in August 2016. The Dayton Daily News wrote about the closure of Sew Dayton in 2016.

“Beavercreek has been an amazing and welcoming community for Needle, Ink and Thread. We are busting at the seams with growth potential and the new location will provide the space we need. It was perfect timing and I had to jump on it!” says Anderson. “I have always loved teaching. It’s the biggest and most fulfilling part of the business.”

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