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Join Hannah & Rosie from The New Craft House for a weekly episode where they chat with members of the sewing community about their sewing and business journeys. We'll cover everything from how to kick start your sewing to more in-depth chat about advanced skills.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed fabric talk and candid shop-floor conversation make the choices, waste and compromises behind home sewing legible.
Hannah and Rosie make sewing sound like a working conversation held within reach of the fabric shelves. Party clothes, handmade presents and wool garments lead into concrete decisions about pattern choice, fabric weight, stretch, fit and moth damage.
A remnant bin gets antique-shop reverence; your fabric stash may feel alarmingly understood.
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A grounded look at deadstock, waste, and the work of keeping unusual fabric in circulation.
This review treats deadstock fabric as material with real friction, not a tidy sustainability slogan. The New Craft House voices sound at ease in that space, and the strongest part is the quick move from studio habits to the consequences of taking in everything instead of…
A loose year-end Ask Us Anything that moves from business to sewing and stays with fabric and remnants.
Episode 35 is a year-end Ask Us Anything that keeps its focus on the everyday, moving from business and personal questions into sewing talk. It stays grounded in fabric choices, remnant hunting, and the practical sense of what gets sewn, saved, or shared, which gives it the easy…
A brisk wool buying guide with practical advice on weaves, weight, stretch, and backstock.
Episode 34 keeps things practical. Hayley, the product supervisor, joins the hosts for a straightforward wool buying conversation, with enough detail to be useful without getting bogged down.
A practical sewing catch-up about moths, merino, and making old clothes useful.
It opens on the loss of a recording, then settles into a plainspoken sewing-room catch-up about moth damage, old knits, and the question of what is worth keeping when fabric is too good to throw away.
A warm, practical December guide to handmade gifts that stays grounded in real projects.
This episode turns early-December gift panic into a steady sewing discussion, shifting from quick kitchen makes like dishcloths, tea towels, and little aprons to more pointed projects such as a docker hat for a parent.
December has arrived, and handmade presents have started to feel a bit urgent.
Episode 35.
Deadstock gets the sewing-room treatment here.
Episode 32 starts a little sideways.
Hayley gets her podcast debut.
The chat starts in the shop.
It opens in a giggle, with a sponsor note and a couple of false starts before the guest gets her first hard copy of Made to Measure.
Alma and Jemima join the sewing-room table for a chat about the Big Sew Off.