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

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio where we share practical ideas for building a creative process

so you can sew with intention and joy. Today we're talking about the editing process for your wardrobe. And we're going to

cover why editing is so important in design, how to set constraints to make editing easier,

and ideas for making tough choices a little bit easier. All right, Haley, our icebreaker for today.

What music is on your sewing playlist this month?

This is a fun one. And full disclosure, Sarah and I had to look at our Spotify.

Yeah, we've just been staring at our phones for like 10 minutes to figure out what exactly we've

been listening to. As we're filming this, it's early January, and so lots of December for me

was Christmas music. Yeah. But another playlist that I had in heavy rotation was in 1970s

playlist, and I had a lot of Lou Reed and Patty Smith and David Bowie on it. So all great choices.

Very, I mean, I stand beside every single one of them. What about you, Sari? What are you listening to?

I was looking at mine, and I've been listening to a lot of Nina Simone lately, and always. I just love

Nina. Can't be not at that. Amazing. Baltimore is one of my favorite albums, and Ken gave it to me on

vinyl for Christmas, maybe the year before last. And I have it

here in my sewing shed, but my record player is broken. So I have been listening to it on Spotify

lately. And it's such a beautiful album. If you haven't listened to either Nina Simone or that

album in particular, Baltimore. It's wonderful.

So, and all of her albums are beautiful.

All right.

Well, that was a fun way to start this episode today.

If you have an icebreaker for us, leave it for us at seamwork.com slash go slash icebreakers.

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