I'm Sari Mittnick, and this is Seamwork Radio, where we tell stories about the surprising

ways that sewing impacts our lives.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio, everybody.

So today we are talking about mood boards.

Yay.

I love talking about mood boards.

So we are celebrating the first week of this season's Design Your Wardrobe session.

And if you don't know what Design Your Ward wardrobe is, we talked about it a little bit last

week, but it's a three-week interactive class, and it helps you to plan a seasonal wardrobe that

you're going to sew. So it's really fun and a really huge number of people from our community

participate. It's free if you're a seamwork member. So you can do it twice a year with us.

If you're a seamwork member, you can also do it at your own pace at any time if you're a

seamwork member. So if you are interested in that, go to seamwork.com slash wardrobe if you want to

learn a little bit more about that. And this week in Design Your Wardrobe, we're talking about

mood boards. So we thought we would talk

about it here on the podcast, too, because it's such a fun subject. So we're going to cover

different goals that you might have for using a mood board, what you can include in a mood board

that you might not have thought about already, and how to use them not just as a tool for design,

but also as a tool for self-exploration.

So to start us off with our icebreaker for today, our icebreaker for makers, Haley, have you ever

made a mood board that really impacted you?

Yeah, I would say so.

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