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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2023

#113: More Sustainable Gifts to Make & Buy

from Check Your Thread: Sewing More Sustainably · host Zoe Edwards

If you’re looking for ideas for quick and cheap sewing projects that make great gifts then this is the episode for you. And if there is a maker in your life that you’d like to buy something special for, or people are asking for gift ideas that they can get for YOU, Grace from Beyond Measure talks me through some of the beautiful and useful items she sells that might fit the bill.  Support the podcast over on Patreon! Gifts for makers: Tool roll tutorial by The Book Hut. Stowe Bag pattern by Grainline Studio. Image source: Grainline Studio Simple Accessories & Clothing Gifts: Sorrento Bucket Hat pattern by Elbe Textiles.  Image source: Elbe Textiles Sandcastle Bucket Hat pattern by Waves & Wild.  Reversible Bucket Hat pattern by Oliver + S.  The Orton Bag pattern by Merchant & Mills. (In the episode I have said this is one is free however, it is now a paid-for pattern).  The byTilly shopper bag pattern from byGraziela Fabrics. Image source: byGraziela Fabrics Scrunchie tutorial by Melly Sews.   Mittens pattern made by using wool knitwear by fibreandtwigs on Etsy.  Mandy Boat Tee pattern by Tessuti. Read my review of this pattern.  Luna Tank pattern by Helen’s Closet.  Dominique Skirt pattern by Tilly and the Buttons.  Lightweight summer face mask tutorial by Sophie Passmore.  Homeware Gifts:  Apron pattern by Tessuti. Workaday Apron pattern by Merchant & Mills HERE. Oven Mitt pattern by Bombazine. Read my review of this pattern. Please note that this pattern for previously free, but is now a low-cost paid for pattern.  Fabric Bowl Cover tutorial by Hearth and Vine. Read my review of this tutorial. Gifts for Kids: 40 Free Sewing Patterns for Gifts for Kids blog post. My Favourite Free Children’s Sewing Patterns blog post. Batman Costume tutorial by Fleece Fun. Pom Pom Tutu Skirt tutorial by Brit + Co.  Princess Dress Up Apron pattern by It’s Always Autumn.  Image source: It’s Always Autumn Easy Apron pattern by Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom.  Oven Mitt pattern by Made for Mermaids.  Gift Wrapping: Furoshiki Wrapping Cloths tutorial by Wellness Mama.  At Beyond Measure: Listen to Ep. #59: Tools for Life with Grace Whowell Sarah Young animal and people printed tea towels.  Daruma Yokota Sashiko threads Image source: Beyond Measure Daruma Yokota variegated Sashiko Threads Daruma Yokota Sashiko Sampler Cloth pre-printed with different patterns Image source: Beyond Measure Daruma Yokota Sashiko Cloth Hiroshima Cellulose-head Tulip Pins  Image source: Beyond Measure Cohana Wooden Star Head Pins  Cohana Mini Masu Pincushion Image source: Beyond Measure Cohana Silk Braided Mini Snips Cohana Cast Iron Pattern Weights Cohana Awaji Kawara Magnetic Needle Rest with Polisher Image source: Beyond Measure Dropcloth Sampler designed by Rebecca Ringquist Hand Sewing Clothing book by Louisa Owen Sonstroem Listen to Ep. #15: Hand Stitching Clothes with Louisa Owen Sonstroem 100 Acts of Sewing Shirt No. 1 by Sonya Philip  Awls made in Japan  Image source: Beyond Measure Wooden Stitch Rippers  Tracing Wheels  Linouiio yarn made in Yorkshire

If you’re looking for ideas for quick and cheap sewing projects that make great gifts then this is the episode for you. And if there is a maker in your life that you’d like to buy something special for, or people are asking for gift ideas that they can get for YOU, Grace from Beyond Measure talks me through some of the beautiful and useful items she sells that might fit the bill.  Support the podcast over on Patreon! Gifts for makers: Tool roll tutorial by The Book Hut. Stowe Bag pattern by Grainline Studio. Image source: Grainline Studio Simple Accessories & Clothing Gifts: Sorrento Bucket Hat pattern by Elbe Textiles.  Image source: Elbe Textiles Sandcastle Bucket Hat pattern by Waves & Wild.  Reversible Bucket Hat pattern by Oliver + S.  The Orton Bag pattern by Merchant & Mills. (In the episode I have said this is one is free however, it is now a paid-for pattern).  The byTilly shopper bag pattern from byGraziela Fabrics. Image source: byGraziela Fabrics Scrunchie tutorial by Melly Sews.   Mittens pattern made by using wool knitwear by fibreandtwigs on Etsy.  Mandy Boat Tee pattern by Tessuti. Read my review of this pattern.  Luna Tank pattern by Helen’s Closet.  Dominique Skirt pattern by Tilly and the Buttons.  Lightweight summer face mask tutorial by Sophie Passmore.  Homeware Gifts:  Apron pattern by Tessuti. Workaday Apron pattern by Merchant & Mills HERE. Oven Mitt pattern by Bombazine. Read my review of this pattern. Please note that this pattern for previously free, but is now a low-cost paid for pattern.  Fabric Bowl Cover tutorial by Hearth and Vine. Read my review of this tutorial. Gifts for Kids: 40 Free Sewing Patterns for Gifts for Kids blog post. My Favourite Free Children’s Sewing Patterns blog post. Batman Costume tutorial by Fleece Fun. Pom Pom Tutu Skirt tutorial by Brit + Co.  Princess Dress Up Apron pattern by It’s Always Autumn.  Image source: It’s Always Autumn Easy Apron pattern by Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom.  Oven Mitt pattern by Made for Mermaids.  Gift Wrapping: Furoshiki Wrapping Cloths tutorial by Wellness Mama.  At Beyond Measure: Listen to Ep. #59: Tools for Life with Grace Whowell Sarah Young animal and people printed tea towels.  Daruma Yokota Sashiko threads Image source: Beyond Measure Daruma Yokota variegated Sashiko Threads Daruma Yokota Sashiko Sampler Cloth pre-printed with different patterns Image source: Beyond Measure Daruma Yokota Sashiko Cloth Hiroshima Cellulose-head Tulip Pins  Image source: Beyond Measure Cohana Wooden Star Head Pins  Cohana Mini Masu Pincushion Image source: Beyond Measure Cohana Silk Braided Mini Snips Cohana Cast Iron Pattern Weights Cohana Awaji Kawara Magnetic Needle Rest with Polisher Image source: Beyond Measure Dropcloth Sampler designed by Rebecca Ringquist Hand Sewing Clothing book by Louisa Owen Sonstroem Listen to Ep. #15: Hand Stitching Clothes with Louisa Owen Sonstroem 100 Acts of Sewing Shirt No. 1 by Sonya Philip  Awls made in Japan  Image source: Beyond Measure Wooden Stitch Rippers  Tracing Wheels  Linouiio yarn made in Yorkshire

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