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Office Style and Sewing Shifts — Episode 63

Sewing for the office
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On this episode of Sew & Tell, we discuss post-pandemic sewing (note that the pandemic status has changed even since we recorded this episode!) and sewing for the office: what’s going back to the old “normal”, what the pandemic has changed forever, and how that’s changed our personal sewing. We’ll each share a little something in our Sewjo segment, then we’ll answer a listener question.

Episode published 8/5/2021. Now available on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts. Please subscribe and leave us a review if you love Sew & Tell so we can grow our sewing family even larger.

Episode Summary

  • Welcome  
  • Discussion Segment: Post pandemic sewing and office style 
  • SewJo 
  • Sew & Tell

Sew & Tell

Answers to last episode’s question: “What are your sewing-for-kids tips and tricks?”
This episode’s question: “If you are from a family that sews, what is your most cherished item passed down?”

Ongoing Sewing Pun Tally

Meg: 5 
Amanda: 5 

Kate: 3 


In this episode we asked you:  

“If you are from a family that sews, what is your most cherished item passed down?” 

Leave your answers in the comments below!

Note: By answering our Sew & Tell question, you are giving us permission to read your answer in an upcoming episode.

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Office-Friendly Sewing Patterns

  • Penrose Peasant Blouse Digital Sewing Pattern

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  • Como Culottes Digital Sewing Pattern

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  • Tremblant Pleated Pants Digital Sewing Pattern

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Join the Conversation!

  1. I, too, have a Singer treasure—well three. I have the Singer 328K that my mama taught me to sew on in the early 70s. It’s a 1960s model. I also have my great aunt’s Singer Featherweight from 1951 and my great-grandmother’s Singer 301 from the 1940s. All of these machines still run. I’m in the process of converting a formal living room into a sewing room so all of my machines are ready to use at anytime.