Finding Unexpected Connections Through Sewing
About this episode
In this episode, we'll hear stories about how sewing connects us. We asked you the question, when has sewing helped you form unexpected connections?
Adrienne finds a sense of connection through the online community but also with previous generations of sewers and makers in her own family.
Megan finds a sewing pattern in her grandmother's sewing stash with a special note.
We also talk about building our own communities. Carmela Zabala, one of the founders of Sew Tampa Bay, shares some tips for cultivating your very own sewing meet-up.
Don't forget to share your stories with us! Next month (October 2020), we're looking for stories about sharing handmade gifts. You can share your story at http://www.seamwork.com/go/answer.
- Building a Local Sewing Community
- Sewing Heals: An interview with Tabitha Sewer
- Sewing Heals T-shirt
- Smart Closet
- Read the latest issue of Seamwork
Check out the latest patterns the Milo cardigan and the Sawyer skirt.
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