I'm Sari.

And I'm Haley.

And this is Seamwork Radio.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio, where we share practical ideas for building a creative process so you can sew with intention and joy.

Today we're talking about five ways you can upgrade your

sewing for cold weather. So we're going to cover how to make your winter sewing extra warm and

cozy and share practical tips and fabric ideas for a toasty, wearable winter wardrobe.

All right, our icebreaker for today. What project on your winter sewing

queue are you most excited for, Haley? I think that what I'm most excited for is the thing that's

maybe it's just because it's next on my cue, but I'm going to be making an Edy bonus dress. So EDI is a seamwork pattern. It's sleeveless,

has a little funnel neck, and the bonus version of it is like a midi length dress. I'm going to be

making that for our holiday party. We're recording this, and it is November. You'll be listening to

this in January, but

that's what's next on my list. And I'm just like, sounds like such a fun afternoon. It's a really

quick and easy project and I'm kind of craving something like that right now. Yeah. So I'm just

excited for that. And I like making dresses and I don't allow myself to make them very often because I don't wear them as much as I did when I lived in California. So when I get a chance to make one, I'm excited.

Yeah. That's a fun one. I'm also making a dress for the holiday party. And that's what I'm really excited about too.

I'm making the Frankie dress, which is the new seamwork pattern that came out in December.

If you're listening to this in January.

And it's so pretty.

And I'm making, I really splurged on the fabric.

And I bought this red silk with tan flowers on it.

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