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Textiles of the World: Lao Sinhs

When I was 29, I decided I needed a change of scenery. I had a close friend in Laos who …

Editor Emilia recently sat down (virtually) with Sara Trail, Founder and Director of the Social Justice Sewing Academy (SJSA). Originally …

As you might remember, #SewThePrecious is our year long challenge where we commit to cutting into that gorgeous, intimidating fabric …

Cheers, Sewcialists! This is a post written as part of the series “Textiles of the World”, which aims to explore …

We asked you last week what you felt like for November. We couldn’t decide between theme month, mini challenge, or …

This certainly can’t touch the idea of the Great American Novel, but if you’ve been looking for a place to …

When Monserratt brought up the topic of global fabrics and indigenous textiles, I was STOKED for the series. I have …

I cannot be the only one, a beautiful fabric stash organised (folded is enough to be classed as properly organised …

Here at Sewcialists we spend a fair bit of time brainstorming ideas and working through when we should run different …

Textiles have a long-lasting history. For centuries they have played an important role in the everyday lives of people all …