Check Your Thread: Sewing More Sustainably

This episode features an interview with mending experts Gina Wigger and Mary Morton about their new book 'Stitch It Don't Ditch It' and its significance in sustainable sewing.

This episode features an interview with stylist and color consultant Numba Pinkerton about making better color choices in garment projects and wardrobes, including why to avoid wearing black.

This solo episode provides a foundational guide to garment fabrics, helping listeners choose suitable fabrics for sewing projects to avoid costly mistakes and sew more sustainably.

This episode updates listeners on the Last Sewist Standing challenge while announcing the host's new gardening podcast, Can I Dig It?

An interview with three Canadian upcyclers about their businesses diverting textile waste from landfill.

This episode explores how sewing can save or make money, featuring community stories and tips for sustainable sewing.

This episode explores how to make sewing projects that accommodate body changes over time, featuring pattern designer Sasha Starla.

Zoe Edwards discusses sustainable sewing practices, including managing fabric stashes and making costumes from reclaimed materials, with guest Lisa Bauer.

This episode explores the mental health benefits of sewing and features a social enterprise that combines sewing workshops with suicide prevention training.

Zoe Edwards explores sustainable sewing by addressing ethical dilemmas like resisting fabric shop temptation and shares personal wins, such as finding affordable secondhand items for events, while connecting with listeners about their experiences.

This episode features sewing machine technician Biz McKilligan explaining repair secrets and sustainable practices, while host Zoe Edwards shares personal tips like reducing plastic in chalk wheel refills.

This episode features Sky Pennant discussing how to overcome perfectionism and imposter syndrome in mending, with host Zoe Edwards exploring sustainable sewing practices and listener interactions.

Tips for organizing a sewing space to sew more sustainably and reduce frustration.

This episode offers tips for sewing in small or shared spaces, part of a broader exploration of sustainable sewing practices.

An interview with a textile business owner about sustainable sewing practices and the challenges of small business advertising.

An interview with a shop owner about responsibly sourced sewing supplies and sustainable making.

Zoe Edwards interviews pattern designer Elisa Lex Jewel about pattern hacking, fitting clothes, and the influence of Fashion Revolution founder Ursula de Castro on sustainable sewing.