I'm Sari.

And I'm Haley.

And this is Seamwork Radio.

Hi, and welcome back to Seamwork Radio.

So today we're talking about niche sewing.

And we're going to cover what we mean when we say niche sewing.

And we're also going to talk about why trying out a new

sewing niche can keep your creativity flowing and how to jump into a new sewing niche. So we have an

icebreaker today from Kathleen from Bremerton, and she posted on our community and asked,

what's the most unusual thing you've ever sewn? And before we

answer that, she also included her answer to this. So she said, for me, it was an adult-sized condom

costume for a safe sex dance when I was in college. I refused to wear the costume as I was too shy,

but I did most of the sewing. Yes, there's a picture of my friend wear the costume as I was too shy, but I did most of the sewing.

Yes, there's a picture of my friend in the costume.

So I think Kathleen might win this contest, I'm not sure.

She wins.

She wins all contests, actually.

What about you?

What's the most unusual thing you've ever sewn, Haley?

I've sewn, like, a lot,

a lot of, like, really weird things. I did a lot of, like, random, like, contract sewing when I lived in L.A. just little, pick up, like, little odd jobs here and there to, like, literally pay my rent.

Okay. One, this is, like, just kind of, of like odd. It's not, you know, an adult

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