
On Seamwork Radio, we share practical ideas for building a creative process, so you can sew with intention and joy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 299 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CraftsArtsFashion & BeautyLeisure | |||

That end-of-summer slowdown is real — and you're not the only one feeling it. In this episode, Sarai and Haley talk about what happens to our creative energy as the season winds down, why motivation dips are a normal part of any creative practice, an... more
When a stretch of free time opens up, the last thing you want is to waste it staring at your stash, unsure where to begin. In this episode, Sarai and Haley share how to prepare for those precious sewing binges, choose the right projects, stay in the ... more
Most of us wait until the leaves are already turning to think about fall sewing — and then we're scrambling. In this episode, Sarai and Haley make the case for planning your fall wardrobe right now, in the middle of summer. They walk through exactly ... more
We're pushing back on the idea that you need a beautiful, perfectly organized sewing room to do your best creative work. Sarai and Haley talk about what actually matters in a sewing space — and what really doesn't — so you can stop feeling guilty abo... more
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So grateful to have found this podcast as a beginner sewist- I love hearing the stories from when you both were starting to sew. It’s helps me not despair when I hit road bumps!
Would like to know if you’ve ever been injured while sewing? Too aggressive with the rotary cutter? Sore back from bending to cut?
Thanks!
I love all things Seamwork. Even if I don’t have a project in my queue I find myself on Seamwork or listening to their content daily. I’d honestly listen to Seamwork Radio even if I didn’t enjoy sewing because I could listen to Sarai and Haley talk all day. They feel like super knowledgeable distant friends haha. Side note- whenever Sarai introduces herself my phone pauses because it thinks I’m saying “hey siri”. Always makes me laugh because I should see it coming but it always sneaks up on me.... more
Like sitting with your besties, in a sewing circle, working on projects and getting inspired and inspiration from them. It feels like a safe space to ask questions and a chance to turn off the inner critic that stymies so many projects.
The Q&A session was helpful even to someone who has been sewing for years. I love the idea of keeping newly released patterns that I really want to make in my sewing idea for next year. I’ve already done that with a couple patterns from past that I want to make this fall. Thyme and Fig
I always learn something in these podcasts. And your videos And the website 😆
This has to be your best episode yet. I learned most of these tips the hard way. It is so freeing to have them validated by the experts. I am still relatively new to sewing so loving your podcast. Keep up the fabulous work and thank you from Australia.
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Sewing-focused conversations mix practical technique tips with mindset, product design, and wardrobe planning. Episodes frequently center on fabric selection, seam finishes, pattern choices, and project planning, while also exploring creative processes, staying motivated, and building a joyful, intentional sewing practice. A standout is the consistent pairing of hands-on how-tos with broader discussions about design, wardrobe capsules, and the business of running a design-focused studio. Listeners can expect actionable guidance, relatable hosts, and a welcoming community that supports sewers of all levels who want to sew with purpose and joy.
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2. Allie Upcycles
3. Cornelius Quiring
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