We are recording today on the traditional ancestral and unseated territories of the Coast

Salish peoples, including Slewath, Squamish, Musquiem, and Comox First Nations.

Hey Love to So listener, we're currently in our podcast off season, so we're taking a little break from recording right now.

Yes, but while we rest and do some sewing, we're sharing our favorite episodes of Love to Sew.

Keep in mind that these episodes are throwbacks to our... our favorite episodes of love to sew.

Keep in mind that these episodes are throwbacks

to our earlier podcasting days.

So think of these as fun little flashbacks.

Yes, I mean so many new patterns and fabrics and inspirational soists have come along since these early recordings

but we love these episodes so much and we are so excited to share them with you again.

We'll be back in March 2021

with our new season of Love to Sew.

See you then.

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Hello and we love to sew. This is a podcast for makers where we talk about

sewing a handmade wardrobe and bring you interviews with inspiring creatives and

small business owners in our community. Today we are talking about all of the

wonderful ways you can hack your patterns. We have lots of beginner-friendly

tips and more advanced ideas too.

Hacking is a great way to get extra mileage out of your pattern investment and let your personal style shine.

You can hack it. Yes you can.

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