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Threads Magazine Podcast: "Sewing With Threads" Threads Magazine
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4.3 • 230 Ratings
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The podcast for people who love to sew – from the people who love to write about sewing!
Brought to you by the editors of Threads magazine, this insightful podcast takes on topics important to sewing enthusiasts. Listen in for humor, wisdom, and opinions from expert guests and the Threads staff as they discuss sewing techniques, fashion design, fitting conundrums, and more.
Use your ears to become a better sewer! Hear the talent behind the world’s top garment-sewing magazine.
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Sewing and Neurodiversity, with Hannah Choi | Episode 76
Because of our neurodiversity, each of us uses our mental skills, or executive functions, differently in our sewing practice. You can learn to harness those functions for even more enjoyment when sewing.
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Choosing and Using Schmetz Needles, with Rhonda Pierce | Episode 75
Selecting the right sewing machine needle can make a big difference in how your sewing project turns out. Rhonda Pierce, a spokesperson for Schmetz needles, explains how to determine the right needle, what are some needle options, and even when you should change a machine needle. The avid quilter and sewing enthusiast shares her knowledge about what she calls "the most important 2-inch piece of steel in the home sewing machine" in this episode of Sewing With Threads.
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Style Falcon Patterns: Designs for Mature Figures | Episode 74
Style Falcon patterns are designed for those without an hourglass shape, and the instructions and pattern pieces are visually accessible.
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Sew for the Body You Have, with Brooks Ann Camper | Episode 73
Guest Brooks Ann Camper shares the story of how she went from not knowing how to take a stitch or use an iron, to becoming a costume production professional and, now, to teaching a new and empowering approach to sewing.
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Needle Sharp Sewing Subscription, with Mary Grabenstatter | Episode 71
The owner of a sewing box subscription service shares details about how her unique service works and her goal of turning dreams of sewing your own garments into reality.
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Holiday Bonus: Gift Ideas for Sewists | Episode 72
Find gift ideas to inspire and help your sewing loved ones or yourself. The Threads editors discuss some of their favorites.
Customer Reviews
Awesome podcast for more than sewing
I just listened to the most recent podcast on neurodivergence with Hannah Choi. What a great interview! Thank you so much for sharing and bringing awareness to this topic. Please keep up the great work!!
Know their stuff
Yeah, expertise. They need to publish more often. The very best sewing pod and we want more.
The You Tube channel is a must, a lot of the pods are there with video but the demos by various experts as extras are amazing!
Is this the "New" Sewing with Threads? It's awful.
All of the sudden all of the Threads podcasts seem overly focused on selling products and services. Isn't there enough capitalist drivel across every channel of the internet? The guests on the last two episodes were so blatantly self-promoting that I had to turn it off. I have listened to every single episode of Sewing with Threads since the beginning of time, but I recently unsubscribed because of the change in programming. Even the Threads Instagram feed is different--now posting an amateur series of "would you rather" questions for replies from mindless bots, instead of interesting and useful information for those that sincerely want to learn and improve their craft. If these changes are representative of the "New" Threads Magazine, I'm very disappointed and will no longer be a subscriber. I guess it's a sign of the times. Companies would rather make fast money than a quality product.