Sewing Patterns for Every Body with Emma from Cinnamon Daisy Studio

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly interviews Emma, the founder of Cinnamon Daisy, a brand known for its size-inclusive sewing patterns. Emma opens up about her journey from struggling with sewing to rediscovering her passion during the pandemic. They discuss the role of sustainability in sewing pattern design, the challenges of running a small business, and the joy of empowering the sewing community.Emma also shares her design philosophy, focused on body inclusivity and comfort, along with exciting plans for new collaborations and sewing patterns.Key Takeaways:Emma started Cinnamon Daisy to create size-inclusive sewing patterns.Sewing was not an easy skill for Emma to learn initially.Sustainability is a core value in Emma's business practices.Emma designs patterns based on what is missing in her own wardrobe.The Poppy pattern includes a fitting guide for better customisation.Emma aims to empower individuals to feel good in their bodies through sewing.Running a small business is challenging, especially as a one-person operation.Emma is self-taught in pattern grading and digitisation.Future plans include a pattern in the Tauko magazine.Follow me: Instagram: @thesewingsocialpod                         @thedalythreadTiktok: thesewingsocialpodIf you've enjoyed this episode and appreciate the work I'm doing, pleaseTip me on Ko-fi:https://ko-fi.com/thesewingsocialpodAlso, feel free to get in touch - you can text the show (available through your podcast provider on each episode) or email:[email protected] details:Instagram: @cinnamondaisystudioWebsite: www.cinnamondaisystudio.comTiktok: Cinnamon Daisy StudioYoutube: @cinnamondaisystudioChapters00:00 Introduction to Cinnamon Daisy and Emma's Journey06:23 The Evolution of Sewing Skills and Passion11:18 Sustainability in Pattern Making15:12 Designing for Body Inclusivity18:32 Challenges and Rewards of Running a Business28:36 Future Plans and Collaborations