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The Sewing Social

The Sewing Social

著者: Gemma Daly
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Gemma Daly (@thedalythread) hosts The Sewing Social Podcast - join her as she chats with passionate makers who sew their own clothes, small business owners and enthusiastic members of the sewing community.


This podcast discusses topics such as eco friendly fabrics, embracing slow fashion, the enjoyment of sewing, and the importance of a supportive community.





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  • Film Set to Sewing Studio with Emma from Studio 7T7
    2025/06/11

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    In this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Emma from Studio 7T7 shares her journey from working in the film industry, specifically in creature costume design, to becoming a bag-making designer and community curator.

    She discusses her experiences on iconic films like Harry Potter and Star Wars, the challenges faced in the film industry, and how her passion for sewing led her to create unique bag patterns.

    Emma emphasises the importance of problem-solving in her work and the joy of teaching others the skills she has acquired over the years.

    In this engaging conversation, Emma shares insights into the world of bag design, the joy of creating patterns, and the importance of community in the sewing world.

    She discusses her unique approach to subscription boxes and memberships, emphasising the value of customer experience and creativity.

    The conversation also touches on upcoming challenges and patterns, showcasing the vibrant and supportive sewing community.


    Key take aways:

    • Emma has over 20 years of experience in film and TV.
    • She started her career in creature costume design.
    • Emma worked on iconic films like Harry Potter and Star Wars.
    • The film industry is highly competitive and challenging.
    • Costume making involves a lot of collaboration and adaptation.
    • Emma transitioned to bag making to balance family life.
    • She started Studio 7T7 as a sideline business.
    • Emma's bag patterns are unique and innovative.
    • She emphasises the importance of teaching sewing skills.
    • Problem-solving is a key aspect of Emma's creative process. "There's nothing worse than getting a pattern and then there's no pockets."
    • Emma loves to see what people make from her patterns and her boxes.
    • The friendships within the membership group are blossoming.
    • Emma's subscription box is a curated box of bag making supplies
    • The membership is like a snapshot into what the community is like.


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    @thesewingsocialpod

    @thedalythread


    Guest details:

    Instagram: @studio7T7

    Website: www.studio7T7.co.uk

    Facebook: Studio 7T7


    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Emma and Her Journey
    01:00 From Film to Fabric: Emma's Career in Creature Costumes
    06:00 Behind the Scenes: The Making of Iconic Characters
    11:01 Challenges in the Film Industry: The Reality of Costume Making
    15:51 Transitioning to a New Path: Family and Career Balance
    19:10 The Birth of Studio 7T7: From Toys to Bags
    24:59 Innovative Bag Patterns: Merging Skills and Creativity
    30:09 The Joy of Bag Design
    34:10 Building a Community Through Memberships
    37:56 Subscription Boxes: A Unique Approach
    42:59 Engaging Challenges and Live Events
    46:13 Sneak Peeks and Future Patterns
    49:14 Quickfire This or That Game


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    54 分
  • Crafting Wellness with Rachel Bearn
    2025/06/04

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    In this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Gemma Daly interviews Rachel Bearn, who shares her journey into slow living and crafting whilst facing chronic illness.

    Rachel discusses the healing power of handmade crafts, her commitment to sustainability, and the physical and mental health benefits of engaging in creative activities.

    She also offers insights into managing crafting with chronic illness, her self-taught journey into sewing and knitting, and the positive impact of social media in the crafting community.

    Rachel reveals her upcoming projects, including her first book that intertwines her faith with her crafting ethos.


    Key Takeaways:

    • Rachel's journey into slow living began following the diagnosis of a chronic illness.
    • Crafting has been a healing process for Rachel.
    • Sustainability is a core principle in Rachel's crafting ethos.
    • Mental health benefits are linked to engaging in crafts.
    • Setting a timer can help manage energy levels while crafting.
    • Rachel emphasises the importance of using what you already have.
    • Social media can be a positive space for crafters.
    • Rachel's first book will be released in September.
    • Crafting should be accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
    • The crafting community on social media is supportive and inspiring.
    • Choosing fabrics with ethical supply chains is challenging but important.


    Follow me:

    Instagram: @thesewingsocialpod

    @thedalythread

    Guest details:

    YouTube and Instagram: @byrachelbearn

    Link to Rachel's new book preorder: A year to slow down

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0281091137?ref_=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cp_ud_dp_19WKG2W4E0TZQWG3557G&bestFormat=true

    https://www.waterstones.com/book/a-year-to-slow-down/rachel-bearn/9780281091133


    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Slow Living and Crafting

    00:45 The Journey to Handmade and Homegrown Living

    04:04 Sustainability in Crafting and Fashion

    06:43 Mental Health Benefits of Crafting

    09:08 Crafting with Chronic Illness

    12:53 Self-Taught Crafting Journey

    15:09 Releasing Patterns and Creative Inspiration

    18:01 Kirsty's Handmade Christmas Experience

    20:32 Fabric Preferences and Sustainability Challenges

    25:10 Inspiration from the Sewing Community

    28:36 Upcoming Projects and Book Release

    29:49 Fun This or That Game



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    35 分
  • High-end handmade with Hetty from the Modern Sewing Co.
    2025/05/28

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    In this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Gemma Daly interviews Hetty, the founder of Modern Sewing Co. a sewing pattern designer with a background in tailored fashion.

    We explore how her love for quality finishing and precision has shaped her approach to home sewing - proving that handmade can be every bit as polished as designer.

    Whether you're sewing for everyday or aiming for couture level detail, this conversation will inspire you to elevate your makes.


    Key take aways:

    • Hetty launched her first business, Henry London, in 2016.
    • The pandemic prompted a shift from fashion to home sewing.
    • Pattern cutting involves transforming 2D shapes into 3D garments.
    • Sustainability is a core value in Hetty's business practices.
    • Quality and craftsmanship are prioritised in her sewing patterns.
    • Community engagement is fostered through online workshops.
    • Digital business challenges include adapting to social media changes.
    • Hetty draws inspiration from classic design and tailoring.
    • The Devon waistcoat was a long-awaited design project.
    • Future plans include new patterns and beginner-friendly workshops.


    Follow me:

    Instagram: @thesewingsocialpod

    @thedalythread

    Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2499363


    Guest details:

    Instagram: @modern_sewing_co

    Website: www.modernsewingco.com


    Chapters


    00:00 Introduction to Hetty and Her Journey

    05:10 The Shift to Home Sewing During the Pandemic

    09:58 Understanding Pattern Cutting and Design Process

    14:48 Sustainability in Sewing and Business Practices

    20:04 Workshops and Community Engagement

    25:07 Challenges and Innovations in Modern Sewing Co.

    29:58 Future Plans and Exciting New Patterns

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    33 分

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