Sustainable-ish Festival Pop-up
I took part in online Sustainable-ish Festival pop-up, where I was sharing a few tips on upcycling clothes and showing some of my projects. The session took place 13 May, 2020. Here is a little preview. https://slowfashionbus.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Sustainable-Ish-festival.mp4
One Stitch at a Time …
There was a time when most people knew how to sew. It was a necessary skill, to ‘mend and make do’, with the added benefit of being able to express creativity. It is rarely passed down the generations these days and when GCSEs were introduced in 1987, the Home Economic course was scrapped, Sewing is part of Key Stages 1…
Guys’n’No Dolls
Once upon a time, I came up with an idea to run a ‘men only’ sewing class. But how to go about it? So, I decided to test the waters and scheduled a sewing class, and called it ‘Guys’n’Stitches’. The post had a cover photo with denim colors, and a few sentences about ‘sewing a button on without anyone’s help…
Why I am Starting a Sewing Gig around the UK
Why I am Starting a Sewing Gig around the UK In August 2019, I attended a Repair Café event in Market Harborough, UK. What they do is amazing, and I loved it! Immediately I knew that I wanted to start something similar in my town. I assessed the risks and opportunities and decided to focus on my passion for textile…
Learn to Sew! Around the Country Sewing Gig: ‘Guys’n’ Stitches’
Learn to Sew! Around the Country Sewing Gig: ‘Guys’n’ Stitches’ We all hear a lot about the fast fashion and its harm to the environment – around 650,000 tonnes of unwanted clothing are collected annually in the UK from charity shop donations, door-to-door charity collections, car park clothing banks, school collections, and the recently introduced high street take-back schemes. In addition…
