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April white out yesterday afternoon 😳Two similar but contrasting makes from my new book (How to Sew Sustainably, out in June). Probably the most luxurious alongside one of the most practical.👖 detritus.From my morning printing on Monday. I'm amazed (& super pleased) at how much detail it's picked up....Facebook
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Shop Your Stash – Planning Your Makes
For the last 3 months I’ve been talking about how to use your leftover fabric scraps, organising and de-cluttering your fabric stash and how to pair your newly organised fabrics and patterns into winning combinations. The last of this mini series … Continue reading
Posted in Sewing Help, Sustainable Sewing
Tagged fabric burn test, fabric checklist, fabric guide, fibre content, how to burn test fabric, know your fabric, know your fibres, plan your sewing, sewing help, sewing tips, shop your stash, stash busing projects, stash busting, use your stash, Wendy Ward
Shop Your Stash – Matching Patterns to Fabrics
For the last 2 months I’ve been talking about how to use and organise your leftover scrap fabrics and your fabric stash. So now you have a beautifully edited and organised stash of fabric, but no doubt you also have … Continue reading
Shop Your Stash – 4 Ways to Use Your Fabric Leftovers
Posted in Sewing Help, Sustainable Sewing
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NEW WORKSHOP!! Make an Infinity Scarf
Posted in MIY Workshop - Sewing Classes
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Sustainability and a New Direction
Posted in Sustainable Sewing
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Zero Waste Sewing
Posted in Sustainable Sewing, The Fashion & Craft Industries
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What is it Like to Write a Sewing Book?
My “Behind the Seams” column in this month’s Love Sewing magazine is all about what it’s like to write a sewing book! Here’s a longer version of the article along with interviews with some of the fabulous people I got to … Continue reading
