#236: Replay – Sewing When Your Wardrobe is Full
About this episode
This episode discusses how to enjoy sewing without accumulating more clothes in an already full wardrobe.
Is your wardrobe stuffed with me-mades? Whatever role garment sewing plays in your life, after a while, the clothes can really start to pile up. So how can we continue to take pleasure in sewing, without adding to your problem of too many clothes? Image source: Megan Lee via UnSplash This episode was originally released in February 2024 as Ep. #123 Idea No. 1: Challenging ourselves. Hear more about hand stitching clothing: Ep. #15: Hand Stitching Clothes with Louisa Owen-Sonstroem Ep. #73: The Seeds of Slow Sewing with Alexis Bailey Learn more about improving fit: Ep. #95: Refining Fit with Kate Roberts Options for online courses to learn and develop new skills: Project Patterns Domestika Craftsy Idea No. 2: Sewing things that aren’t clothes. My favourite bag pattern designers: Noodlehead Tytka Studio Motif Studio Patterns Merchant & Mills Start your sew making journey at I Can Make Shoes. Get inspired to make a quilt more sustainably by listening to the following previous episodes: Ep. #19: Quilting and Considered Consuming with Shelly Sommer Ep. #26: Harvesting Materials with Eliu Hernandez Ep. #89: Threads of Sustainability with Bridget O’Flaherty Ep. #105: A Habit of…
More episodes of Check Your Thread: Sewing More Sustainably
- #239: Replay – Explaining Deadstock Fabric with The New Craft House
- #238: Replay – 5 Ways to Update Unworn Me-Mades
- #237: Replay – Activism in Real Life with Beedy Parker
- #235: Make Quilts Political Again Kat Camfield with Lorraine Woodruff-Long
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Check Your Thread: Sewing More Sustainably podcast page.