EPISODE · Apr 8, 2020 · 47 MIN
#SewcialDistancing: Stitching Community One Screen At a Time
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Lisa talks about the ways that sewists and makers are coming together digitally rather than physically. Social Distancing remains in effect for many in the United States and across the globe as a result of COVID19 or coronovirus. Some are making virtual connections to reduce feelings of isolation in quarantine, while others are building upon digital networks that they already had. Tune in to hear about how sewing has changed in some ways and yet the joy in the craft persists with creative solutions.
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