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#229: Further Fabric Confessions with Lise Bauer
Jun 15, 2026
Unknown duration
#228: Crafting with Neurodivergence with Kim Witten
Jun 8, 2026
49m 54s
#227: Threading Change – Kat Camfield with Sophia Yang
May 26, 2026
59m 31s
#226: Sashiko, The Untold Story with Atsushi Futatsuya
May 19, 2026
57m 23s
#225: Destashing Online with Caroline from Destasher
May 11, 2026
43m 47s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/15/26 | ![]() #229: Further Fabric Confessions with Lise Bauer | To be honest, this episode’s link to sustainability is very tenuous, but when repeat-guest Lise Bauer hits you up saying she needs to talk - you drop everything and talk. The main topic of conversation is where we’re both at with the latest round of the Last Sewist Standing challenge. I wonder if our statuses will surprise you…. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Find Lise and the Last Sewist Standing challenge updates at @the.craft.camp on Instagram. Check out Lise’s personal account @miss.taeschli on Instagram. Listen to my previous conversations with Lise: Ep. #118: Last Sewist Standing with Lise Bauer Ep. #164: Sewing Wins and Fails with Lise & Meg Ep. #189: Are Zoe & Lise Still in Last Sewist Standing? Ep. #190: Sewing and the Four Tendencies with Jeanna, Kim & Lise Ep. #218: Fabric Confessions with Lise Bauer | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() #228: Crafting with Neurodivergence with Kim Witten✨ | neurodivergencecrafting+3 | Kim Witten | Hold That Thought | — | neurodivergentcraft+3 | — | 49m 54s | |
| 5/26/26 | ![]() #227: Threading Change – Kat Camfield with Sophia Yang✨ | sustainable fashionethical clothing+3 | Sophia Yang | Threading Change | — | sustainable fashionethical fashion+3 | — | 59m 31s | |
| 5/19/26 | ![]() #226: Sashiko, The Untold Story with Atsushi Futatsuya✨ | sashikovisible mending+4 | Atsushi Futatsuya | DomestikaInstagram+2 | — | sashikomending+5 | — | 57m 23s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() #225: Destashing Online with Caroline from Destasher✨ | sustainable sewingcrafting materials+3 | Caroline | DestasherPatreon+1 | — | Destashersustainable crafting+5 | — | 43m 47s | |
| 5/4/26 | ![]() #224: Sewing When You’re Skint✨ | budget sewingcreative hobbies+3 | — | PatreonSewing On a Budget+7 | — | sewingbudget+3 | — | 19m 48s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() #223: An Alternative Fashion Future with Charlotte from Stitched Up✨ | sustainable fashionsewing+4 | Charlotte Vinsen | Stitched UpShrub Coop | ManchesterEdinburgh | sustainable fashionsewing+5 | — | — | |
| 4/20/26 | ![]() #222: Neurodiversity and Craft with Kim Witten✨ | neurodiversitycraft+3 | Kim Witten | — | — | neurodiversitycrafting+3 | — | — | |
| 4/13/26 | ![]() #221: Upcycling Secrets – Kat Camfield with Brynn, Emily & Meagan✨ | upcyclingtextile waste+4 | BrynnEmily+1 | B-Bot ClothingWoodbrick+1 | Canada | upcyclingtextile waste+4 | — | — | |
| 3/23/26 | ![]() #220: How to Save and Make Money with Sewing✨ | sewingmoney saving+3 | — | CYT PatreonCYT newsletter+2 | — | sewing skillsmoney saving+3 | — | — | |
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| 3/16/26 | ![]() #219: Flux-Friendly Sewing Patterns with Sasha Starlight✨ | sustainable sewingbody shape fluctuation+3 | Sasha Starlight | Palazzo Pants patternRhapsody Dress pattern+4 | — | sustainable sewingsewing patterns+3 | — | — | |
| 3/9/26 | ![]() #218: Fabric Confessions with Lise Bauer✨ | fabric stashsustainable sewing+3 | Lise Bauer | PatreonInstagram | — | fabric stashsustainable sewing+3 | — | — | |
| 3/2/26 | ![]() #217: Mending for Mental Wellbeing with Rebecca from The Big Fandango✨ | mental wellbeingmending+5 | Rebecca Jackson | The Big FandangoStitch It, Don’t Ditch It | BuryManchester+1 | mendingmental health+5 | — | — | |
| 2/16/26 | ![]() #216 : Replay – No Small Business on a Dead Planet✨ | small businesssustainability+3 | — | Forbesshoplocaluk.org+1 | — | small businesssustainability+3 | — | — | |
| 2/9/26 | ![]() #215: How to Dress Kids More Sustainably with Izzie from ApparelXchange✨ | sustainable fashionchildren's clothing+4 | Izzie Eriksen | ApparelXchange | Glasgow | sustainable clothingsewing+5 | — | — | |
| 2/2/26 | ![]() #214: Is Inclusivity Enough? – Kat Camfield with Frances from Sincere Studio✨ | inclusivitysewing community+3 | Frances Andonopoulos | Sincere Studio | Portland, OregonVictoria, Canada | sewingcrafting+3 | — | — | |
| 1/26/26 | ![]() #213: A Self-Sufficient Maker with Shams el-Din Rogers | What does it take to be a self-sufficient maker? How do we acquire our knowledge? And to what extent are we subject to crafting influencers and advertising? This is the second part of my most recent conversation with return guest Shams el-Din Rogers, in which we explore this idea. We also share what’s giving us hope as we push into 2026. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Find Shams el-Din Rogers @sepia_textiles on Instagram. Listen to her on previous episodes of CYT: Ep. #32: Textile Activism with Shams el–Din Rogers Ep. #49: Sewing as Art and Political Action with Shams el–Din Rogers Ep. #77: Stashes and Spaces with Shams el–Din Rogers Ep. #81: Travel, Sustainability and Sewing with Shams el-Din Rogers Ep. #142: Values Based Spending and Making with Shams el-Din Rogers Ep. #153: The Provenance of Materials and Techniques - Shams with Allie Davies Ep. #212: Creativity, Craft & Clutter with Shams el-Din Rogers Shams is on the board at the Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto. Shams regularly recommended the seminal book ‘Affluenza’ by Oliver James to her students. Watch the trailer for the Japanese film Rashomon, directed by Akira Kurosawa. Follow Works In Progress Toronto, the collective Shams is a member of, on Instagram (@works.in.progress.to) During our conversation we references the following previous CYT episodes: Ep. #210: How Frugality Builds Community with Mariel Davies Ep. #207: Style Shifts and Sustainability with Lindsay Ashworth Fraser | — | ||||||
| 1/19/26 | ![]() Episode 212: Creativity, Craft and Clutter with Shams el-Din Rogers | I’m guessing that most of us find that a cluttered crafting space affects our creativity. It can also lead to over buying when you repurchase something you already own but weren’t able to locate. Very good friend of the podcast, Shams el-Din Rogers, is back to talk to me about the tactics she’s been using to get her space and her in check, and the impact that’s having on her creativity. Maybe these are tactics that would work for you…. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Find Shams el-Din Rogers @sepia_textiles on Instagram. Listen to her on previous episodes of CYT: Ep. #32: Textile Activism with Shams el–Din Rogers Ep. #49: Sewing as Art and Political Action with Shams el–Din Rogers Ep. #77: Stashes and Spaces with Shams el–Din Rogers Ep. #81: Travel, Sustainability and Sewing with Shams el-Din Rogers Ep. #142: Values Based Spending and Making with Shams el-Din Rogers Ep. #153: The Provenance of Materials and Techniques - Shams with Allie Davies Shams is on the board at the Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto. Shams’s favourite embroidery designers: Krista West of Avlea Folk Embroidery Nuri of Shaded Stitchery Listen to Shams on the Black Women Stitch’s podcast, Stitch Please: Ep. #123: Don’t Trash It, Sew It!!: Sustainable Creativity with Shams el-Din Rogers | — | ||||||
| 1/12/26 | ![]() #211: More Sewing, Less Overwhelm with Sew Hayley Jane | Whether or not you’re a New Year’s Resolutions kind of person, setting some intentions about what you’d like more or less of in your life as you head into a new year can feel really positive. All of us want to spend more time making and being creative, and less time being sold to. My guest, Hayley from Sew Hayley Jane, and I discuss the issues faced by makers and small business owners when it comes to navigating social media, and Hayley makes some great suggestions that we can all apply today to spend more of 2026 doing the things that bring us joy. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Read more about Puff and Pencil’s ‘Hands First January’ challenge. Find Hayley on Instagram @sewhayleyjane and discover the Thready Set Go community that she runs. Hayley loves the Fold Line, especially their ‘New In’ section, for discovering new potential sewing projects. A recent project that helped Hayley level up her skills was the Falconer Pants by Helen’s Closet Patterns: | — | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | ![]() #210: How Frugality Builds Community with Mariel Davies | Do you want to feel more connected to the place you live and the people who also live there? Then consider not buying new fabric. My guest, Berlin-based Mariel Davies, chooses to live a frugal lifestyle, both to reduce waste, and to create and deepen her connections with others. We also discuss the gamification of resource acquisition, and her radical approach to gift giving. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Follow Mariel on Instagram (@a_to_zerowaste) Learn more about Holly McQuillan’s Spiral trousers on the Zero Waste Design Collective’s website. ZW designer Liz Haywood has explored historical pattern making and tessellating sleeves. All the ‘A Year of Zero Waste’ zines and book are available on Liz’s Etsy shop, and January’s FREE instalment can be downloaded via her ‘The Craft of Clothes’ blog. Learn more about writer Mark Boyle, AKA The Moneyless Man. Bea Johnson is the author of ‘Zero Waste Home: The Ultimate Guide to Simplifying Your Life by Reducing Your Waste’. Follow green-living activist Robin Greenfield on Instagram (@robin.greenfield). The @destash4palestine account is a great source for genuinely pre-loved dressmaking fabric. Edinburgh-based mending legend, Mary Morton, can be found @edinburghstreetstitchers and @mvm13 on Instagram. Learn about the Lutterloh pattern system. | — | ||||||
| 12/15/25 | ![]() #209: Mending ideas you never thought of | Whether or not you plan to participate in the Winter of Care and Repair challenge, we all have items we’re responsible for maintaining. Although, if you’re anything like me, there might be things you don’t even notice that are well within your control to improve, and will make your life better as a result. In this episode, we hear from a bunch of amazing CYT Patrons about what items they intend to fix over the coming season and how they plan to do it, to provide inspiration for the rest of us. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Image source: Kwon Junho via Unsplash Access and download the FREE WOCAR tracker sheet. The Winter of Care and Repair challenge was invented by Jeanna Wigger. Jeanna can be found @thepeoplesmending on Instagram. Jeanna also has an excellent Substack which includes this explainer about WOCAR. Listen to my previous conversations with Jeanna: Ep. #115: Winter of Care and Repair with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #132: A Season of Mending with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #135: How to Triage Your Mends with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #163: How to Effect Change This Winter with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #190: The Four Tendencies and Sewing with Jeanna, Kim & Lise Ep. #191: Stitch It, Don’t Ditch It with Mary Morton & Jeanna Wigger Ep. #208: Challenging Consumption and Perfectionism with Jeanna Wigger Find and order Jeanna’s book written with Mary Morton, ‘Stitch it, Don't Ditch it’. Watch the tutorial by Arkdefo for the reusable party hats that Mary Morton mentioned. Addams Family Stitches by Yonah and Rebecca: | — | ||||||
| 12/8/25 | ![]() #208: Challenging Consumption and Perfectionism with Jeanna Wigger | PSA: The Winter of Care and Repair challenge is kicking off on 21st December! I used its imminence as an excuse to talk to the challenge’s creator, mending expert and author Jeanna Wigger, about the wider impact participating has had for her. Jeanna tells me how it’s helped her shift her consumption habits, challenge her perfectionism and reframe her ideas around productivity. Maybe it will do something similar for you! Support the podcast over on Patreon! Access and download the FREE WOCAR tracker sheet. Photo credit: Elaine Pieczonka. Jeanna Wigger can be found @thepeoplesmending on Instagram. Jeanna also has an excellent Substack which includes this explainer about WOCAR. Listen to my previous conversations with Jeanna: Ep. #115: Winter of Care and Repair with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #132: A Season of Mending with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #135: How to Triage Your Mends with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #163: How to Effect Change This Winter with Jeanna Wigger Ep. #190: The Four Tendencies and Sewing with Jeanna, Kim & Lise Ep. #191: Stitch It, Don’t Ditch It with Mary Morton & Jeanna Wigger Find and order Jeanna and Mary’s book, ‘Stitch it, Don't Ditch it’: Katrina Rodabaugh, author of ‘Mending Matters’, played a key role in Jeanna’s mending journey. Jeanna’s men(D)iagram! Click through to read her explanation. | — | ||||||
| 12/1/25 | ![]() #207: Style Shifts and Sustainability with Lindsay Ashworth Fraser | We all experience shifts in our personal style. Usually, those shifts are gradual, but occasionally they can happen rapidly. My friend, freelance musician and singer, Lindsay Ashworth Fraser and I are both at a style crossroads ourselves. In this episode, we talk about where we’ve found ourselves stylistically, what brought us here, what’s next and how to ethically pass on the items that are no longer serving us. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Lindsay Ashworth Fraser can be found @lindsayashworthfraser on Instagram. You might have heard Lindsay in the previous episodes: Ep. #180: Secrets of Successful Destashing, Part 1 Ep. #181: Secrets of Successful Destashing, Part 2 Check out the episode of Love to Sew podcast that got Lindsay thinking about the three-word method of definition your personal style: Ep. #108: Create your Dream Wardrobe by Love to Sew podcast The green jumpsuit Lindsay wore to the cinema to watch Wicked with her choir: A pattern that was a key turning point in a previous style shift I had was the Luna Pants pattern by Made by Rae: | — | ||||||
| 11/24/25 | ![]() #206: How to Sew More Sustainably for Kids | Is there any point in trying to sew more sustainably for kids when they’re just going to grow out of their clothes in five minutes? Of course there is! And there are a TON of ways to do it. From pattern and fabric selection, to ensuring durability and repairability, in this solo episode we cover ways to create clothes that the kids you’re sewing for will love to wear, for as long as possible. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Check out related episodes: Ep. #11: Sewing Vs Kids Ep. #33: Encouraging Kids to Sew Ep. #75: Go Recreate with Linnea Larsson Ep. #122: Zero Waste Sewing for Kids with Liz Elliot Apple Tree Pattern Co. has a ton of ‘Grow With Me’ styles, including this cool Dolman hoodie pattern: Check out the ‘outgrown’ extend system by Columbia clothing company: Buttonhole elastic is great for making adjustable waistbands: My son’s ‘Pig from Bunny Vs Monkey’ World Book Day costume with leggings that he now uses as PJ bottoms: The ‘Looshkin’ costume that became a regular sweatshirt when the white tummy was removed: No shame in buying a ready made patch to make a garment more wearable to a child! | — | ||||||
| 11/17/25 | ![]() #205: Selling Fabric More Sustainably with Tanya Brooman | Does shopping for natural fibres and more sustainable fabrics mean that you’re limited to solid colours in muted tones? Do you have to ignore your love of vibrant colour and bold prints? My guest today would answer “NO!” to both these questions. Tanya Brooman from Bornella Fabrics tells me about the sustainability ethos that underpins her fabric business, and what most frustrates her about the fabric industry today. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Tanya Brooman is the owner of Bornella Fabrics. You can also follow them on Instagram @bornellafabrics. Tanya appeared in the previous episodes: Ep. #110: Knitting & Stitching Show 2023 Ep. #144: London Destash Fabric Swap 2024 Ep. #202: London Fabric Swap 2025 Tanya has a useful webpage on ‘Sustainable Fabric Lowdown’. If developments in fabric production interest you, check out this episode: Ep. #50: The Future of Fabrics | — | ||||||
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