I'm Sari Mitnick, and this is Seamwork Radio, where we tell stories about the surprising ways that sewing impacts our lives.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio. Today, we are talking about five lessons that I've learned so far in planning the decade

project.

So today we're going to cover what I decided to make for this project and why.

And also tell you a little bit about what it is, if you can't remember from the previous

episode, we talked about this in i think what episode was

that haley the how to create a personal sewing challenge i think that's the one yeah that's the one yeah

so if you haven't listened to that definitely go back and listen to that but we'll talk a little bit

about what this project is and why i'm doing it and then some observations i have about the process

that i think you could apply

to your own sewing plans. If I sound a little bit different today, I was having some mic

issues. I spent about before we started recording, I spent about half an hour trying to get my

mic to work and it wouldn't work. So I am going with my AirPods today. So hopefully it sounds okay

for you guys. Yeah, we kind of

figure that tinny sound is better than no podcast at all, right? Yeah. And Haley was so sweet

that she put on her headphone mic too, so that we would both sound ditty.

I got your back.

Yeah, thanks for that, Haley.

All right.

So our icebreaker today, our icebreaker today,

are there any me-made items that you wish you still had?

How about you, Haley?

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