Please accept my apology of posting this blog again (although updated) as at each cycle of six week classes I meet new students who have been home dressmakers who are confused by the range of patterns available to them – so I have updated the post for recent students and new sewers who have yet to discover […]
A staggering 616 million socks go to landfill in the UK each year as households don’t know how best to recycle them. Love Your Clothes Org are encouraging everyone to extend the life of their odd or holey socks and in particular have aimed many activities at the family to help occupy the children during the […]
I had a bit if a shock when asked to address a local WI groups as I had totally under estimated the resurgence of the popularity of the WI organisation and when I casually enquired how many could I expect to attend was told – well about 100 to 120 participants if the topic is […]
I am very proud to announce that I have been accepted to be a Love Your Clothes Super Crafter! apologies to existing students who have I have bored as I have gone through the selection process… Love Your Clothes aims to reduce the environmental impact of clothing by raising awareness of the value of clothes. […]
As home crafters we all have a stash of fabrics and pre-loved textiles from the home that we will use and up-cycle one day; outgrown children’s clothes that you can’t bear to part with, a well worn skirt, a no longer fashionable shirt, a pretty threadbare tea towel and ladies top which might have become home […]
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