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November Discoveries

Something to listen to while you sew.

Posted in: Makers & Crafts • October 31, 2018





Discovery of the Month

Add this podcast to your sewing playlist! 99% Invisible has a six-part series devoted to clothing, called “Articles of Interest.” This podcast “is about all the thought that goes into the things we don’t think about—the unnoticed architecture and design that shape our world.”

Don’t miss the episode on pockets to hear musings about why pockets on womenswear tend to be so much less practical than pockets on menswear.


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In this month’s issue, two Seamworkers talked about pairing their knitting and sewing projects for a capsule wardrobe. The UNIFORM knit & sew book is an excellent collaboration between Madder and Grainline Studio.







We’re having an outerwear challenge on the Seamwork Community this month. Sew your favorite outerwear pattern for a chance to win a fabric gift card—more details here. You have until the end of the month to sew—ready, set, go!



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