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Yesterday I did a Subtraction Cutting class with Julian Roberts @subtractioncutting He's developed many truly innovative methods of cutting garments over the years and is incredibly generous with his knowledge. If he offers more classes I 100% recommend you sign up. He's a a very inspirational teacher and designer and will constantly challenge you to look at things differently. Thank you Julian for turning my dusty brain inside out and back to front!!***UPDATE - BOTH MACHINES ARE NOW SOLD***I recently bought this gorgeous little sketchbook from @beyond_measure_uk it's the perfect size to put in my pocket and take on walks. I love that it has lots of different papers in too. Looking forward to taking it on some adventures!! 🥾✏🖌🖍Good post day yesterday!! Really looking forward to getting stuck into this @orsoladecastro Congratulations on a timely book that looks to be packed with facts and inspiration ✂️Facebook
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Shop Your Stash – 4 Ways to Use Your Fabric Leftovers
Posted in Sewing Help, Sustainable Sewing
Tagged Brighton, colour blocking, how to customise a t-shirt, how to make bias binding, learn to sew, leftover fabric, patch pockets, scrap fabric, sewing classes brighton, shop your stash, stash busing projects, stash busting, suffolk puffs, use your stash, Wendy Ward, yo-yo
Spring Window at MIY Workshop
The theme of the current window at MIY Workshop is “Sewing the Seeds”.
It’s on a Spring theme and I asked students to make Suffolk Puffs that could then be used in the window display. They came up trumps and I found myself overflowing with Suffolk puffs!
If you’re in Brighton, pop by and have a closer look – all those brown tags are names of students who made the Suffolk Puffs. I think this window is a perfect representation of the MIY Workshop student community and the newly acquired and developing skills that they’re enjoying putting into practice.