I'm Sari and I'm Haley and this is Seamwork Radio.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio.

So today we are going to be talking about how to fall in love with sewing.

So this is part of our series on the sewing by design framework that we've been talking about in the last few episodes.

And in this episode, we're going to cover why this is an important part of your sewing journey and why it's really a part that never ends.

We're going to talk about the specific mindset that helps you to be more creative and just really have more fun with your sewing.

We're going to talk about how you can

design your sewing experience to make it right for you. And we're going to talk about how you can

rapidly accelerate your learning and improve your sewing quickly. So we're going to start with our

icebreaker today. This icebreaker comes from Regina S. And Regina says, I would love to know, are there one or more

certain songs that come to mind when doing certain sewing jobs? Whenever I take my fabric scissors

in hand and make the first cut, the melody of Rod Stewart, the first cut is the deepest,

goes through my head.

When we looked at this together, Haley, and I saw that, I was like, I didn't know that Rod Stewart did that song.

And I was thinking about it because it was like, it was playing in my head.

And I was like, Rod Stewart, Rod Stewart.

That doesn't sound like Rod Stewart in my head.

And then I realized, I only know the Cat Stevens version. That's why. I don't know. I've ever heard the Rod Stewart version.

Oh, yeah. I feel like that's the one I think of most when I think of that song. And then Cheryl Crow did it. I don't know that one either. I think of that song. And then, and then Cheryl Crow did it. I don't know that one either.

I think of that too. Okay. Well, you have to go do some research after we're done recording.

I don't know how they could be as good as Cat Stevens. I love Cat Stevens. Yeah, it's true. I love

Kat Stevens. So I'm not quite sure how Rod Stewart and Cheryl Crow jumped at the top of

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