#164: Sewing Wins and Fails in 2024 with Lise and Meg

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

Are you ready to wrap up 2024, to look back at a year’s worth of sewing wins and fails, and consider some hopes and plans for 2025? I got together with two of your favourite previous podcast guests, Lise Bauer and Meg Grandstaff, to have this unapologetically lengthy conversation. So if you’ve got a long journey this festive season, or you need some company during a stint in the kitchen, let the three of us join you. Also, we answer the all important question: what forms of potato the three of us are going to be enjoying over the Winter. Stick around a few minutes and we’ll crack on! Guests Lise Bauer (@miss.taeschli on Instagram) Listen to Lise in the previous episode: Ep. #118: Last Sewist Standing with Lise Bauer Meg Grandstaff (@the_grand_stash on Instagram) Listen to Meg in previous episodes: Ep #22: Mending Workshops with Carla & Meg / Community Glue Ep #37: Pledges and Participants #1 with Rebecca & Meg Ep. #103: Swimming in a Sea of Scraps with Meg Grandstaff Ep. #150: Momentum and Motivation with Meg Grandstaff Sewing Patterns & Products Mentioned Didi Pullover by Fibre Mood Bay Pants by Bel’ Etoile Brera Cardigan kit by We Are Knitters Saguaro Set by Friday Pattern Co Archer Button Up Shirt by Grainline Studio Donny Shirt by Friday Pattern Co I Am Sunshine Jeans by I Am Patterns (read my review post) Social Accounts & Businesses Mentioned @sewover50 community @virtualsewingroom  Fitting expert Kate Roberts @projectpatterns  @destash4palestine Charm Patterns Bianca @sleepless_in_bavaria is Lise’s co-host for the Whole 10000 Yards of Yarn challenge  @shamseldinrogers @pinkmimosabyjacinta is the creator of the Whole 30 Fabric challenge  @craftyguider  Projects Mentioned Meg's genius reinterpretation of her baby mitten fail into chair socks win! My daughter’s ‘Goblincore’ scrappy cardigan: My hideous knitted vest fail:

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Are you ready to wrap up 2024, to look back at a year’s worth of sewing wins and fails, and consider some hopes and plans for 2025? I got together with two of your favourite previous podcast guests, Lise Bauer and Meg Grandstaff, to have this unapologetically lengthy conversation. So if you’ve got a long journey this festive season, or you need some company during a stint in the kitchen, let the three of us join you. Also, we answer the all important question: what forms of potato the three of us are going to be enjoying over the Winter. Stick around a few minutes and we’ll crack on! Guests Lise Bauer (@miss.taeschli on Instagram) Listen to Lise in the previous episode: Ep. #118: Last Sewist Standing with Lise Bauer Meg Grandstaff (@the_grand_stash on Instagram) Listen to Meg in previous episodes: Ep #22: Mending Workshops with Carla & Meg / Community Glue Ep #37: Pledges and Participants #1 with Rebecca & Meg Ep. #103: Swimming in a Sea of Scraps with Meg Grandstaff Ep. #150: Momentum and Motivation with Meg Grandstaff Sewing Patterns & Products Mentioned Didi Pullover by Fibre Mood Bay Pants by Bel’ Etoile Brera Cardigan kit by We Are Knitters Saguaro Set by Friday Pattern Co Archer Button Up Shirt by Grainline Studio Donny Shirt by Friday Pattern Co I Am Sunshine Jeans by I Am Patterns (read my review post) Social Accounts & Businesses Mentioned @sewover50 community @virtualsewingroom Fitting expert Kate Roberts @projectpatterns @destash4palestine Charm Patterns Bianca @sleepless_in_bavaria is Lise’s co-host for the Whole 10000 Yards of Yarn challenge @shamseldinrogers @pinkmimosabyjacinta is the creator of the Whole 30 Fabric challenge @craftyguider Projects Mentioned Meg's genius reinterpretation of her baby mitten fail into chair socks win! My daughter’s ‘Goblincore’ scrappy cardigan: My hideous knitted vest fail:

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