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

Hi everyone, Haley and are taking a break for the holidays and while we're gone we're

re-sharing our sewing by design series from earlier this year. This series was really popular and

a lot of people have found it helpful for building a framework around their sewing so they can get more out of it.

Today's episode is the third step in the process and it's all about designing your wardrobe so that you can sew with more intention.

I hope you enjoy hearing it, whether it's for the first time or is a refresher on the whole concept, creating a sewing

practice that makes you happy. Enjoy the episode, and we'll be back after this series is over

in January. Happy holidays. Welcome back to Seamark Radio. So today we're talking about how to design

a wardrobe that you will love to wear. And this is part of our series on the sewing by design framework that we've been talking about

for the last few weeks.

In today's episode, we're going to cover what design your wardrobe is and what that means,

both as a concept and also the program that we teach around it.

We're going to talk about why we think design is such a fundamental part of sewing and the

steps that you can actually use to design your own wardrobe. So our icebreaker for today, Haley,

this comes from Sarah T. And Sarah asks if you could live in any decade slash time period for the

fashion, which would you choose? What do you think,

Haley? This is a tough one. I don't like really want to live in another decade or time period

other than for the fashion. Yeah, I struggled with that too. The 30s like had some cool

fashion, but like I don't know if I wanted to

live, like, definitely didn't, don't want to live through that. I think that my, my favorite decade

to pull inspiration from is always the 70s. I think that's kind of the one that I revisit most often with the 30s as kind of a

close second for me. What about you, Sari? Yeah, the 1930s, I think, have always been my favorite

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