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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2024 · 50 MIN

Say it To My Face

from The AudaSEWtea · host Aaronica Cole & Julian Collins

On the latest episode of The AudaSEWtea, Aaronica and Julian engaged in a fascinating discussion. The conversation delved into the critical role of pattern testing and feedback in the design process. They emphasized the significance of testers providing comprehensive feedback on elements such as fit, grading, and construction. Julian, in his capacity as a designer, shared insights from his personal journey and his approach to receiving feedback on his designs. They both underscored the need for clear communication regarding the specific aspects that designers seek feedback on, recognizing its pivotal role in the creative process. The episode concluded with updates on personal projects and forthcoming events within the sewing community. Aaronica discussed her progress in pattern drafting and hinted at an upcoming self-love sewing project for Valentine's Day. Julian provided information on the Black Sewing Network's upcoming activities, including an intriguing quilt project and various challenges planned for Black History Month. They encouraged the audience to stay informed about the Black Sewing Network's events and challenges. Mentioned in this podcast: Mandy's Tester Course: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1650072444/running-your-pattern-test-with-courage Mandy's Tutorial Writing Course: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1649983982/writing-instructions-for-patterns-that SelfLoveSewing Challenge: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2c_zOZxl8u/?hl=en  Black Sewing Network: https://www.instagram.com/blacksewingnetwork/ 

On the latest episode of The AudaSEWtea, Aaronica and Julian engaged in a fascinating discussion. The conversation delved into the critical role of pattern testing and feedback in the design process. They emphasized the significance of testers providing comprehensive feedback on elements such as fit, grading, and construction. Julian, in his capacity as a designer, shared insights from his personal journey and his approach to receiving feedback on his designs. They both underscored the need for clear communication regarding the specific aspects that designers seek feedback on, recognizing its pivotal role in the creative process. The episode concluded with updates on personal projects and forthcoming events within the sewing community. Aaronica discussed her progress in pattern drafting and hinted at an upcoming self-love sewing project for Valentine's Day. Julian provided information on the Black Sewing Network's upcoming activities, including an intriguing quilt project and various challenges planned for Black History Month. They encouraged the audience to stay informed about the Black Sewing Network's events and challenges. Mentioned in this podcast: Mandy's Tester Course: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1650072444/running-your-pattern-test-with-courage Mandy's Tutorial Writing Course: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1649983982/writing-instructions-for-patterns-that SelfLoveSewing Challenge: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2c_zOZxl8u/?hl=en  Black Sewing Network: https://www.instagram.com/blacksewingnetwork/

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