Designing For Children: Sewing Patterns, Sustainability and Creativity with Becky from Pattern, Paper, Scissors
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Becky from Pattern, Paper, Scissors discusses her journey in designing children's sewing patterns and the importance of creativity and sustainability.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Becky from Pattern, Paper, Scissors, shares her journey from fashion designer to founder of a creative sewing brand designing patterns for children and families. Becky also sells fabrics, kits and designs sewing labels in her online shop. We talk about the realities of balancing motherhood and business, the power of creativity, her passion for sustainable fashion, and why making time for the things you love truly matters. She also gives us an insight in...
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