Every Monday to Friday, we’ll pep your sewjo up to keep you motivated while we’re all staying at home. This 10 minute podcast is a little something Sew Organised Style podcast is doing to stay connected with you.
Your new Daily series
Monday with Amy Tuite
Doing our bit to give you something fun from a sewing perspective.
Weekly format is Monday, Wednesday and Friday is with Amy and Maria Tuesday is all things Sewcialist. Thursday is Sew Over 50’s Sandy.
If you want to support us in the small way we’re supporting you, go to our Patreon page
There will be a few surprises and fun along the way.
If you’re a sewing retailer contact us so we can share your love with our listeners.
Tree of Stitchless TV has constantly provided YouTube videos to demystify sewing. Any type of sewing is no mystery to Tree and her videos are her way of sharing her curious mind and useful solutions.
You’ll love listening to Tree talk about her passion – sewing!
You’ll kick yourself if you haven’t already accessed Tree’s many sewing videos. She makes sewing that much easier and isn’t that what the online sewing community is about? You’ll hear the fire inside her that keeps her video development an ongoing resource for us all.
Sew stylish and versatile pieces that fit perfectly in your active lifestyle. Their women’s sewing patterns are your canvas to create your uniquely perfect look.
Remember listening to Eryn and Erica last year when they launched the Erica dress? This was an impromptu podcast and you can hear just how collaborative and supportive Eryn is in true life.
Maz is a mum of 4 and a grandmother however she gives her time and energy to her community in Carinda so you’ll hear about they celebrate David Bowie each year at the Carinda pub.
You’ll also hear how her family manage her regular photo taking for her Instagram account.
There are so many funny stories in this podcast but also many stories about how the local community comes together to help their neighbours in times of need.
Maz and her daughter Lizzie also have an online storeLizzy and me designsselling their handmade clutches, bags and earrings. It’s their way of bringing their outback aesthetic to you.
Must tag both @sewnaturaldane and @OneSewSweet and use the hashtag #BHMpatterndesigners in order to have your entry counted
You must use a design by a Black pattern designer from any craft ie sewing, knitting, crotchet or any other craft that you love. Check with Myra at @OneSewSweet or Natieda at @sewnaturaldane
You can only sew and post your item (garment/s, handbag, knitting etc) created from 1 – 29 February 2020. Your entry is due 29 February 2020.
This year has a theme – include details about someone who inspires your style.
Go to Youtube to keep up to date with Nateida and Myra. Here’s a link to their kick off video. There’s also a great write up on Making the Flame you should read.
In this second episode with Kenneth D King we learn 3 more things about his talents. Well there really are more gems we learn about Kenneth in this episode and re-listening to both episodes is a must.
Kenneth D. King, is a Threads magazine contributing editor, is a sewing and couture expert and an adjunct instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in Manhattan. He also teaches at his studio in New York City and travels extensively in the United States, teaching fitting and couture sewing techniques.
Cocoon coat
Kenneth produces one-of-a-kind, made-to-measure pieces for women and men, as well as limited-edition pieces for boutiques. His work is in the permanent collections of several museums, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and San Francisco’s DeYoung Museum, as well as in many private collections. Kenneth was the 2013 recipient of the Association of Sewing and Design Professionals Lifetime Achievement Award.
Kenneth D. King, is a Threads magazine contributing editor, is a sewing and couture expert and an adjunct instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in Manhattan. He also teaches at his studio in New York City and travels extensively in the United States, teaching fitting and couture sewing techniques.
Cocoon coat
Kenneth produces one-of-a-kind, made-to-measure pieces for women and men, as well as limited-edition pieces for boutiques. His work is in the permanent collections of several museums, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and San Francisco’s DeYoung Museum, as well as in many private collections. Kenneth was the 2013 recipient of the Association of Sewing and Design Professionals Lifetime Achievement Award.
This button jacket is amazing!!!
Part 2 of this chat will be published on New Years Eve!
