Hello, Love to So Listener. We're currently in our podcast off season. So we're taking a little break from recording right now.

This winter we're so excited to revisit some of our favorite episodes from years past.

We hope you will love these reruns as much as we do. Remember, you can still access the show notes by going to LoveToSoPodcast.com and searching for the episode.

If you want more Love to So head over to our Patreon. We have a lot of fun over there and we appreciate our Patreon fam so so much.

Yes, we do. For $5 USD per month, you'll get access to our monthly bonus episode.

Our Patreon episodes really feel like a catch-up with friends.

This is where we share what we've been up to in our personal lives, our businesses, what we're sowing, and things we're loving like recipes,

podcasts, TV shows, board games, and more.

Throughout the month, we also share behind-the-scenes photos, including sneaky peaks of some upcoming releases from our businesses.

Yes, it is top secret stuff just for our Patreon supporters.

And if you join at the $10 USD per month, you get a 15% discount code for both Blackbird fabrics and Helen's closet.

The code can be reused again and again. So it's a great deal, especially if you shop with us frequently.

Plus, you'll get a bonus mini-sode where we answer a Patreon question or cover a specific sowing topic.

You can learn more about all the things we have to offer and sign up to support us at patreon.com slash love to sow.

And don't worry folks, we'll be back in March 2022 with a fabulous new season of love to sow.

Now let's get to this love to sow favorite.

Hello and welcome. I'm Caroline and I'm Helen and we love to sow.

This is a podcast for makers where we talk about sowing a handmade wardrobe and bringing interviews with inspiring creatives and small business owners in our community.

We asked our listeners to tell us their sowing stories from around the world.

What is the sowing scene like where they live, where to shop for fabrics and notions, and what kinds of differences have people noticed when working with patterns from other countries?

All that and much, much more in this global sowing a banana and Zah bananas.

Bonesa, it's an underutilized word.

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