EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 38 MIN
Sustainable Fashion, Reclaimed Materials and Neurodivergent Sewing Practice with Tali Thomason
from The Sewing Social · host Gemma Daly
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Tali Thomason shares her journey into sustainable sewing and the art of building a slow fashion wardrobe from reclaimed materials. She explores the inspiration behind her book "Slow Stitch Style" and explains how intentional, ritual-based sewing can transform the way we relate to our clothes.From reclaiming fabrics to embracing a neurodivergent-friendly creative practice, Tali reveals how slow stitching becomes more than a craft — it’s a grounding act of rebellion against fast fashion and hustle culture. If you’re interested in sustainable living, conscious wardrobe building, and mindful making, this conversation offers practical insight and soulful inspiration.Key Takeaways: Tali was taught to sew by her Grandmother at the age of 8She enjoys both sewing and knitting She sources most of her fabrics from thrift shops or refashions other garmentsShe has written a book called Slow Stitch Style which focuses on putting together a capsule wardrobe using reclaimed materialsTali is neurodivergent and uses certain practices to ensure that she can enjoy her sewing and get the most out of her timeTali feels that slow living and crafting things with your hands is an act of rebellion against a very fast paced worldFollow me: Instagram: @thesewingsocialpod @thedalythreadTiktok: thesewingsocialpodIf you've enjoyed this episode and appreciate the work I'm doing, please Tip 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] Links:Thready Set Go - https://threadysetgo.com Discount code for 10% off your first month - SOCIALPOD10Guest Details:Instagram: @slowstitchrebellion @taliunraveledWebsite: https://slowstitchrebellion.substack.com/Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Tali Thomason and Her Sewing Journey02:06 The Art of Reclaimed Fabrics03:35 Creating with Thrifted Materials06:05 The Concept of Slow Stitch Style08:51 Understanding Reclaimed Materials10:33 Building a Capsule Wardrobe12:44 Sustainable Fashion Practices14:41 Evolving Personal Style17:26 The Importance of Intentionality in Sewing17:59 The Journey of Intentionality in Sewing20:27 Neurodivergent Friendly Creative Practices23:31 Rebellion Against Hustle Culture28:34 Sewing as a Grounding Ritual30:37 The Importance of Community in Sewing32:49 Exciting Future Plans and Projects38:22 Outro - tip on Ko-fi.wav
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Tali Thomason shares her journey into sustainable sewing and the art of building a slow fashion wardrobe from reclaimed materials. She explores the inspiration behind her book "Slow Stitch Style" and explains how intentional, ritual-based sewing can transform the way we relate to our clothes. From reclaiming fabrics to embracing a neurodivergent-friendly creative practice, Tali reveals how slow stitching becomes more than a craft — it’s a grounding act ...
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