Beste Sewing podcaster (2025)

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#165: 5 Easy Garment Care Habits to Adopt in 2025

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If I asked you what you consider fun, my guess is that laundry and garment care do not immediately spring to mind. However, keeping our clothing in good, wearable condition for as long as possible, is an important part of living more sustainably. And it really doesn’t have to be difficult or time-consuming. I’m about to share five simple practices …

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10 Winter Fabrics You’ll Love to Sew 25:33

4d ago25:33

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I like to shop for fabric seasonally, and it helps to have a list of tried-and-true fabrics that work well for each season. It also helps to get really familiar with the qualities of each fabric, so you can pair it to the right project. In this episode of the Seamwork Radio podcast, I’m sharing 10 of my favorite winter fabrics to help you stay warm…

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Crotch Curves rising up where they shouldn't....answering your end of year questions 48:11

23d ago48:11

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We're taking a break from sewing and instead answering all your questions heading into Christmas! Kylie: https://www.kylieandthemachine.com/https://www.kylieandthemachine.com Gem: https://www.sewinggem.com.au///www.sewinggem.com.au FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3678270342453518 Gracie Steel Patterns: https://graciesteel.com/ Parad…

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How to Use Fashion Trends to Elevate Your Personal Style (Re-run) 36:12

11d ago36:12

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Fashion trends can be a double-edged sword. They’re fun, fresh, and full of creative potential, yet they can easily overwhelm your wardrobe with pieces that don’t quite feel like “you.” But what if trends could work for you instead of against you? Haley and Sarai have a method to take a designer-inspired approach to trends—one that lets you experim…

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How to Quiet Your Inner Critic and Get Back to Sewing (Re-run) 33:22

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Do you often find you sew accompanied by an uninvited guest: your inner critic? That little voice that questions your skills, doubts your decisions, and convinces you that your creative work is not good enough? If so, Sarai and Haley have some tips to banish your inner critic—or at least learn to tolerate its presence. We’re taking a break from the…

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#164: Sewing Wins and Fails in 2024 with Lise and Meg

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Are you ready to wrap up 2024, to look back at a year’s worth of sewing wins and fails, and consider some hopes and plans for 2025? I got together with two of your favourite previous podcast guests, Lise Bauer and Meg Grandstaff, to have this unapologetically lengthy conversation. So if you’ve got a long journey this festive season, or you need som…

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Identifying Your Sewing Style: Are You an Ambitious or Cautious Learner? (Re-run) 28:48

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In this re-run of one of our favorite episodes, Sarai and Haley help you figure out if you're an ambitious or cautious learner (or somewhere in between). They also share the benefits and pitfalls are for each, and how to learn from each of these learning styles.

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#163: How to Effect Change This Winter with Jeanna Wigger

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Did you participate in the Winter of Care and Repair challenge last year? Do you plan to do so this year? I’m welcoming Jeanna Wigger, the challenge’s creator and host, back onto the podcast. Jeanna and I have both been thinking about how we can use the challenge to implement the changes we want to see in the world, on a personal level, community l…

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(Re-run) A Bright Spot in the Dark with Ashley 43:48

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For our 10th birthday, we're re-airing some of our favorite episodes of Seamwork Radio. In this episode, Sarai talks with Ashley. As Ashley grew up, her innocence and relationship with her mom eroded. But somehow, sewing provided that thin thread of connection that never went away.

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Sewing Celeb Sandra Betzina Dishes with Kenneth D. King | Episode 84 52:23

1M ago52:23

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Sewing celebrities and friends Sandra Betzina and Kenneth D. King dish about Sandra's full life, as she settles into retirement.

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Lessons Learned From 10 Years of Seamwork 30:28

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In this special podcast epiosde, Haley turns the mic on Sarai, and asked our founder questions about the first 10 years of Seamwork. She'll share how it all started, how it’s going, and lessons she's learned that you can apply to your own creative life.

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#162: How to Solve Your Next Sewing Problem with Kim Witten

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Do you find yourself coming up against sewing related problems that leave you stumped and that subsequently sap your momentum? Today, regular CYT guest and our resident coach, Kim Witten, explains how to work through our stumbling blocks swiftly and effectively. To do this, Kim shares a series of five simple questions to ask ourselves that break do…

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How to Navigate Fabric Stores with Intention 31:56

2M ago31:56

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Fabric shopping should be an exciting and inspiring experience—but it can quickly become overwhelming. The endless options and aisles of tempting bolts of fabric make it easy to lose sight of what you actually need. Sarai and Haley share practical tips for navigating fabric stores with intention so you can select fabrics you’re excited to sew—and a…

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#161: How to Refashion with Portia Lawrie

2M ago

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Are you a regular refashioner of existing textiles? Perhaps you’re into the idea of it, but aren’t sure where to start. Portia Lawrie is a committed refashioner who came on the podcast a year and a half ago to talk about why more of our sewing projects should involve refashioning, and what the benefits are. This week, Portia is back to talk about h…

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#160: What We Do Now

2M ago

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The results of the recent US elections represent a massive blow to the future of our planet. The fight for equality and all forms of social justice have also suffered a huge setback. So, what do we do now? Support the podcast over on Patreon! (image source: Lucas Favre via Unsplash) I outlined the mission and values of Check Your Thread in the foll…

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6 Tips for Sewing with Limited Time and Energy 30:52

2M ago30:52

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It can also be hard to find the motivation to sew when you have lots of other commitments—and when the daytime hours are short. Stay productive and creative with these simple, effective ideas for sewing when you're low on time and energy.

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Ready to Wear but also Ready to Sew....making the Georgia Series 35:26

2M ago35:26

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Welcome to Episode 13 of the Sewing Club Podcast! Today, we're thrilled to feature the amazing Georgia Series by Elizabeth Suzann. With its relaxed, boxy fit, extended sleeves, and cuff details, this pattern works beautifully with natural fibers, giving it an easy, breezy feel. Plus with three length options, it’s versatile enough to suit any occas…

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#159: Small and Shared Space Sewing, Part 2

2M ago

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Many of us sew in a small space, or in an area of our home that’s also used for other activities and by other people. If that’s you, how’s the space working for you? Whatever the constraints of your space, there are tons of changes you can make and heaps of tips that you can deploy to make things work more smoothly. Today’s episode is a guide that …

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5 Ways to Embrace Seasonal Changes Through Sewing 22:12

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Sewing often has you thinking a few steps ahead—about what's next in your life, the upcoming season, and what you'll need to be ready for it. In this podcast episode, Sarai and Haley explore how to embrace seasonal changes through sewing. They share five ways to plan for the upcoming season while also staying present and honoring the season you're …

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The Art of Scissor Making, with Maggie Fox | Episode 83 32:21

2M ago32:21

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Learn about the craft of scissor making and the artisans who excel at it from the owner of luxury scissor purveyor Ciselier.

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#158: Small and Shared Space Sewing, Part 1

2M ago

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Is the space you have for sewing pretty small? Or maybe you sew in a space that is shared with other people and also used for other activities? Or perhaps your sewing space is both small AND shared? We’re spending this week’s and next week’s episodes finding out how we can make these situations work better for ourselves, so that we can have success…

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The Art of Slow Sewing: 10 Tips to Enjoy the Process 30:54

2M ago30:54

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In a world of fast everything, sewing can be your sanctuary. Imagine spending a little extra time on your favorite projects, feeling less rushed, and discovering a renewed love for sewing. In the latest podcast, Sarai shares tips on embracing slow sewing. She explores 10 simple, approachable tips to help you slow down This topic frequently comes up…

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#157: The challenges and joys of micro business with Bevan O’Daly

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How does a small business advertise the products it sells so it can stay afloat without encouraging over consumption? In the second part of my conversation with Bevan O’Daly, owner of Bawn Textiles, we hear how she navigates this conundrum. Bevan also explains the difference between a small business and a micro business, and the additional challeng…

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5 Things to Consider When Choosing Fabrics for Special Occasions 18:37

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There are a few important factors to consider before you choose fabrics for those big events and special occasions in our lives. Whether it's a wedding, a fancy party, or the upcoming holidays that make you want to feel your best, the fabric you choose can really make or break your outfit. While it's tempting to go straight for that luxurious silk …

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The Cami so nice, you'd make it twice....making the Ogden Cami 39:16

3M ago39:16

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It's Episode 12 marking a full year of the podcast! To mark the occasion, we're bringing you something special: one of the all-time classics... the Ogden Cami. This hugely popular, timeless pattern is the ultimate wardrobe staple. Kylie: https://www.kylieandthemachine.com/https://www.kylieandthemachine.com Gem: https://www.sewinggem.com.au///www.se…

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#156: How to Run an Ethical Textiles Shop with Bevan O’Daly

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If you ran a shop that supported makers to create more sustainably, what would it look like, and what would you stock? Bevan O’Daly is the owner of Glasgow-based Bawn Textiles and her goal is to provide responsibly sourced fabric, yarn and haberdashery for ethically minded makers. In this episode, Bevan tells us about the criteria for the items she…

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Sewing With All 5 Senses Part 2: Sound, Smell, and Taste 32:51

3M ago32:51

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This is part 2 of a 2-part series called "Sewing With All 5 Senses." We continue to delve into our sensory-driven nature. Sewing inherently engages our sense of sight and touch, but by finding ways to activate all five senses, it can evolve into an even deeper and more transformative form of self-care. Last week, we talked about how to intentionall…

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#155: Make it Your Own with Elisalex Jewell

3M ago

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Have you ever made a sewing pattern straight out of the packet and been disappointed with the results? Pattern designer and fitting expert, Elisalex Jewell, gets us excited about the possibilities of pattern hacking and learning to fit clothes to your body. She also talks about how having Orsola de Castro, founder of Fashion Revolution, as a mum im…

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Sewing With All 5 Senses Part 1: Sight and Touch 34:18

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This is part 1 of a 2-part series called "Sewing With All 5 Senses." We are such sensory-seeking creatures, and in very direct ways, sewing feeds our sense of sight and touch. But if you can find ways to stimulate all of your senses when you’re sewing, it can become an even more radical form of self-care than it already is. Today, Sarai and Haley t…

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#154: Clothing Self-Sufficiency

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Are you ‘clothing self-sufficient’? If that’s a goal you’re interested in working towards, what are the potential benefits of being on that journey? Inspired by gardening expert Huw Richards, in this solo episode I explore two approaches to clothing self-sufficiency. Support the podcast over on Patreon! (image source: Galina Kondratenko via Unsplas…

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10 Tips for Altering Your Clothes With Allie Upcycles 33:15

3M ago33:15

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Altering thrifted or store-bought clothes is easier than you think! Allie from Allie Upcycles, an expert in size-inclusive thrift flips, is here to share her top 10 favorite tips for altering your clothes with ease. Whether you're adding a zipper, adjusting a hem, or creating a whole new look, these practical tips will help you breathe new life int…

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Wisdom From 2 Pattern Testers | Episode 82 37:36

3M ago37:36

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Learn how two longtime pattern testers evaluate and test a pattern to determine whether it is worthwhile to use the pattern in your own sewing. You can use their observations and tips when testing patterns for yourself.

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Tips for Sewing With Knits, With TomKat Stitchery 37:26

3M ago37:26

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If you've ever felt intimidated by sewing with knits, you're not alone! The stretchy nature of knit fabric can make them appear tricky to wrangle through your machine. But don’t worry—Whitney from TomKat Stitchery is here to help. Whitney sat down with Sarai and shared her top 10 tips to help you conquer knits with confidence.…

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#153: The Provenance of Materials and Techniques – Shams with Allie Davis

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Are you ready for a bit of a shake up this week? We have a guest host for this episode: we’re in the safe hands of regular guest Shams el-Din Rogers, and of course she’s presented us with an incredible conversation. Shams is talking to Toronto-based textile artist and mending workshop facilitator, Allie Davis. They have a fascinating discussion abo…

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5 Tips for Making Your Own Sewing Patterns, With Cornelius Quiring. 35:45

4M ago35:45

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Cornelius Quiring is one of the most creative and helpful sewing content creators on social media right now. When he was 3, he was in an accident that halted the growth of the muscles on half of his body. As a teen, he learned to create adaptive clothing that fit, but didn't hide, his body's unique shape. Now, his goal is to teach you all about pat…

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Do you say Pants or Trousers....making the Coe Trouser 51:21

4M ago51:21

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It's Episode 11 of The Sewing Club Podcast with our very first trouser pattern - the Coe Trousers by Daughter Judy Patterns! These high-waisted trousers feature a unique side seam that wraps around to the front, creating a subtle curve along the leg. With front on-seam pockets, back patch pockets, and the option to add a self-belt, they offer both …

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#152: Sewing for Stillness and Community with Mel Keane

4M ago

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I know that CYT listeners love to hear how sewing is being used to positively impact the lives of others, so I know you’re going to love today’s episode! For years, Mel Keane has been improving the lives of members of her community who are struggling through various types of volunteering. This has included setting up sewing workshops to help people…

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10 Tips for Buying and Sewing Lingerie Fabrics, With Sophie Hines 36:48

4M ago36:48

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Lingerie expert Sophie Hines is the special guest on this week's epiosde. She shares 10 tips for buying and sewing lingerie fabrics. If you've ever been curious about sewing your own bras, underwear, or loungewear, you don't want to miss this episode!

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#151: Explaining Deadstock Fabric with The New Craft House

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Many of us sewers feel confused and even wary of the term deadstock fabric. Does buying fabric labelled ‘deadstock' really save it from landfill or incineration? Or are we enabling fabric producers and fashion brands to get away with overproduction, incentivising it even? And what’s the difference between ‘deadstock’ and ‘overstock’, and how, as co…

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5 Strategies to Help You Sew More Often 22:06

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Finding time to sew in a world filled with endless demands can feel like an uphill battle. Between work, family, household chores, and countless distractions, it often seems that sewing time is the first to go. But here's the truth: if sewing brings you joy, calm, and fulfillment, you need to carve out space for it in your life. In this episode, Sa…

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Back to School for Tailoring, with Duane MacLeod | Episode 81 36:49

4M ago36:49

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Duane MacLeod was drawn into the world of tailoring seemingly by accident. Now the owner of a one-man tailoring business couldn't be happier. He shares his enthusiasm for the craft and how he arrived at this point, in Episode 81 of Sewing With Threads.

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#150: Momentum and Motivation with Meg Grandstaff

4M ago

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Do you want to hang with me and regular guest Meg Grandstaff as we grill each other about sewing plans and goals, and cackle over basically everything? This episode is a chatty conversation in which we have a catch up about our current creative obsessions, projects and plans. Support the podcast over on Patreon! You can follow Meg’s sewing and knit…

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10 Tips for Upcycling Your Clothes with April From Coolirpa 55:14

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April Yang is a DIY, thrift-flipping enthusiast, and she has ideas to help you start your first upcycled project. In this interview, the founder of Coolirpa shares expert tips for thrift shopping, preparing your designs, and making sewing sustainable and fun.

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#149: Replay – Harvesting Materials with Eliu Hernandez

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This week’s episode provides a window into the ideas and processes of quilt artist Eliu Hernandez. Much of Eliu’s practice focuses on the reuse of existing materials, and he’s taken this further than you might previously have thought possible! I loved nerding out about denim with him, and even if denim isn’t your jam, this conversation may help you…

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Finding Balance and Living Intentionally: A Conversation with In Kinship 58:54

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When two podcasters with the same passion for sewing and making things get together, you know it will be a meaningful conversation. Sarai was recently a guest on the In Kinshop podcast, hosted by Tina VanDenburg. In this episode, Sarai and Tina talk about finding balance and intentionality in sewing, making, and life. And, of course, about the impo…

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#148: Replay – Mending Workshops with Carla & Meg / Community Glue

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We can all agree that mending items when they break to keep them in use out of landfill for longer is important. Repair cafes and organisations have been popping up across the globe to help facilitate keeping stuff in use for longer. But how much do you know about the inner workings of these groups and how they operate? And how much fun is it to vo…

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Sewing For Kids: 10 Tips From Tilly and the Buttons 26:32

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Tilly from Tilly and the Buttons is here to talk about sewing for kids! She's sharing her top 10 tips for sewing for kids. And even if you don't do a lot of sewing for kids, you're going to find a lot in here that can apply to your own sewing as well, even for yourself or for other adults.

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Pocket's for Dayz - making The Ara Quilted Overcoat 46:15

5M ago46:15

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This month, we're spotlighting the Ara Quilted Overcoat from Daisy Chain Patterns, a versatile layering piece perfect for those transitional seasons. This pattern not only offers awesome vintage style but is also great for those interested in quilting or repurposing an old quilt. Kylie: https://www.kylieandthemachine.com/https://www.kylieandthemach…

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#147: Replay – The Joy of Reclaimed Fabric with Sarah aka Sew Love NZ

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Living in a way that limits your negative impact on the planet gets a bad wrap. It’s often viewed as restrictive, limiting, frustrating, dull, even joyless. This week’s episode is a replay of my conversation with a maker who blows that whole notion completely out the water. Sarah Lancaster, AKA Sarah Sew Love, is a New Zealand based sewing teacher,…

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Pro Patternmaker Reacts to Common Fitting Myths 23:24

5M ago23:24

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Last week on the podcast, we learned how a Seamwork pattern is made, from design to the final photo shoot. Today, we have some common fitting myths to dispel. Robin, our professional patternmaker, is a special guest on this episode. Robin's been patternmaking with us at Seamwork for more than 7 years. Prior to that, she worked in the ready-to-wear …

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