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All righty. Hi everyone and welcome to episode 26. And today we're going to talk about how to

update your sewing space without buying a lot of new stuff. So most of us have been stuck at home for

the last year or so. And I think we're all getting, thinking a little bit more about the spaces we have

and how we use them. So what we're talking about today is how we can be more intentional about the

space that we use for sewing, no matter what size it is, and reuse what we

already have to make that space a bit more functional.

So we're going to cover our top five tips for keeping your sewing space neat and organized

without buying stuff, including some of our favorite ways to organize your fabric stash.

Yeah.

So I think this is something that's been on a lot of our minds.

A lot of us have been stuck at home during quarantine. And it really, for me at least,

and I've seen a common theme on the community as well, the seamwork community, is that we're

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