Seamwork Radio: Sewing and Creativity

Although I’m an only child and old enough to be their mother, I always feel like I have cool older sisters who know all the things and ease the way down my sewing path. I appreciate the balance of their personalities, humor, banter, and consistently valuable information. I love being a member of Seamwork and the newsletters and updates are among the very, very few that I look forward to finding in my inbox. Thanks so much ladies!

Hi, I’m a big fan of yours and have been for many years. I have learned so much from you and I love listening to you both!💕I’ve been hesitant to mention this for at least a year, but your opening music at the opening of your podcast, is up and happy and inviting, but you’re closing music is a downer. It’s dirge-esque and sounds a bit sad. I’m just saying that putting your happy music at the end as well might be more appealing. now that’s just a suggestion. PS I’m a former jingle writer and have written music for TV and radio commercials, just saying. Love you guys.💕💕💕💕

I am planning on making a swimsuit for the first time. This episode is very helpful with all the tips!

Your shoes keep me thinking outside the box, which is motivating. And I appreciate that you’ll talk about your “failures” and how to overcome them. Today’s episode about adding creative details to your sewing was especially timely as I was reworking the sleeves on a blouse that ended up looking like the pirate shirt on Seinfeld. 🤣 These “failures” are great opportunities to harness our experience and skills to creatively rescue a project that we can be even more proud of! Keep em coming. My icebreaker question: What was your most impressive rescued sewing project and how did you go about making it work?