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The official podcast of Black Women Stitch, the sewing group where Black lives matter. Stitch Please centers Black women, girls, and femmes in sewing. Weekly discussions, interviews, tips, and techniques celebrate and contextualize Black creativity.

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Introducing Stitch Please, the Black Women Stitch Podcast: A brief overview of Stitch Please, the Black Women Stitch podcast. by Stitch Please
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Black Women Stitch: Past Present and Future. Plus a Preview of Episode 2: A brief discussion of Black Women Stitch: Past, Present, and Future Plus a preview of Episode 2: Pressing Matters by Stitch Please
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Stash Free Sewing (and Formalwear!) with Patrice J Bridal: Patrice Johnson is a multimedia marvel with exquisite sewing. And she has a STASH FREE SEWING philosophy! She can count the pieces of her fabric stash on ONE hand. Listen to her stories of formal wear sewing--the triumphs and the trials. Hear how she has always been a "serial entrepreneur", even selling candy (and candy apples) at school! And learn how she came to cherish experiences more than collecting things. by Stitch Please
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Melaninated Embroidery on Leather and Fashion Week: Bonita Hinton of BabycakesBagsAndRags talks about her beautifully melaninated machine embroidery work, sewing with leather, her first Fashion Week, and meeting Dapper Dan! by Stitch Please
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A Christmas Kee-Kee with Lisa, her mother, and her sisters!: Merry Christmas (for those who celebrate)! Happy Holidays. And Welcome to all! It is December 25. We have a very special episode of the Stitch Please podcast. Lisa is joined by her mother and her two younger sisters as they discuss their mother's Christmas sewing and overall amazing creativity. Tune in as they share memories of past Christmases and kee-kee over youthful shenanigans! And find out who is waaaay beyond receiving gifts for Christmas. Spoiler alert: it is NOT Lisa. by Stitch Please
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Back to School Sewing by Stitch Please
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Halloween Sewing: Lisa's Past and Current Costumes plus What's NOT a Costume: A discussion of a few of Lisa's favorite costumes from when her kids were little; a chat about her husband's love of Halloween; what she's sewing this year and what is NOT a costume. by Stitch Please
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Stitching Truth to Power: Quilting and White Fragility: The Social Justice Sewing Academy (SJSA) is a youth art project founded by Sara Trail in 2017. SJSA helps young people create quilt art that reflects their reality and hopes about the most pressing social issues of our time. SJSA will exhibit quilts at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, KY from January 10 to March 10, 2020. The museum also invited SJSA to contribute a quilt block for their ongoing Block of the Month challenge. Each block reflects a museum exhibit. When the SJSA block was posted to the Block of the Month Facebook page on January 1st, the reaction swiftly revealed that white fragility is widespread in quilting, sewing, and maker spaces. Lisa analyzes this reaction and shares action steps to support the SJSA's young artists (including a chance for a free printout on her favorite foundation paper!). by Stitch Please
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Fashion Entrepreneurship with Li Li's Creations: Lisa talks with Malacia Anderson of LiLi's Creations, a lovely custom sewing brand that blends the beauty and complexity of African fabrics with classic and bold silhouettes. Join them for a chat about fashion education, building a brand, sewing for celebrities, and persevering even when you can "taste the quit." by Stitch Please
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Pressing Matters: A Few Good Irons and One Amazing Collectible: A chat about small craft irons, tiny companion irons, a dearly departed steam generation, my gravity feed iron and a new Oliso that's joined the family. Plus an interview with Melvinia Smith of Designer Fresh Custom Tailoring about her utterly unique vintage iron. by Stitch Please
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BLACKER FRIDAY: Welcome to our special BLACKER FRIDAY episode! Black Women Stitch recognizes the structural inequities that disproportionally impact black women, girls, and femmes. The wage/income gap for Black women is a staggering example of how racism and sexism combine to do harm. But rather than give you an economic analysis that you could easily find on your own, we are doing our part to elevate black women owned sewing and crafting businesses. In this episode, we center the voices of Black women makers as they talk about their work. So. When you’re shopping next week for Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday, remember these creative ventures and #payblackwomen by Stitch Please
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Black Anime Custom Fabric with Queenora Renee Fabrics: Lisa talks black imagery in the fabric industry with Queenora Irvin, owner of Queenora Renee Fabrics. Yesterday, Queenora began a pre-sale for an amazing round of Black Anime character fabric. Hand-drawn and utterly unique, these fun and fierce fabrics are available for pre-order. by Stitch Please
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Pressing Matters: General Info and ONE BIG SECRET: This episode talks about the differences between pressing and ironing. We also talk about how to get that tissue paper or printed PDF pattern BACK IN THE ENVELOPE! by Stitch Please
30 min listen
Christmas Crafts with Gotta Be Homemade by Stitch Please
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Bonus: Intro to Custom Fabric and BLACKTOBER sneak peek by Stitch Please
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Joann The Scammer???: Lisa talks about Jo-Ann Fabrics. Despite being America's premiere brick-and-mortar chain fabric store, Jo-Ann's has corporate policies that trickle down to customer frustration. by Stitch Please
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Marking Tools Series: Chalk!: Chalk is a versatile marking tool that works in solid and powder form. In this episode, Lisa talks about using chalk for marking important elements of sewing and quilting projects. Tune in to learn about chalk wheels, chalk pumps, chalk wedges, chalk pencils and more. And as a bonus, hear a cautionary chalk-tale about Blue Chalk v. White Linen from Naomi P. Johnson! by Stitch Please
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"You Know Your Style Faster When You Pattern Draft" and other tips from a Nigerian sewist: Lisa talks with Chioma Amanoh (Chi9ja) a sewing and style blogger based in Enugu, Nigeria who shares her love of sewing on social media. Her YouTube channel has weekly videos about garment construction and other elements of sewing. by Stitch Please
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Cosplay and Blerdery: I talk with Ayesha Depay about cosplay and blerdery. Listen to learn how sewing made her cosplay more accessible, creative, and fun. Find out why Mr. T holds a special place in her cosplay heart and see what she's up to for Halloween. by Stitch Please
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Don't Save It, Just Sew It!: Lisa shares a few ideas for sewing your stash even when the fabrics are really special. Tune in to get ideas about ways to appreciate and cherish your fabric while freeing it from storage. Listen to how she managed to make a complete party dress--from pattern to fabrics to notions--from her stash. She was still on theme for the party AND matched her husband's outfit too. Other "Don't Save It, Just Sew It!" Projects include putting fabric in embroidery hoops, making picture frames, stitching commemorative quilt blocks, keeping the selvages of fabric for a larger future project (selvages are much easier to store than fabric yardage) and more. by Stitch Please
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Nude for Who?: Sheer Stretch Fabrics with Melanin: Natasha Clute is a owner of Ta-osh Designs, a company specializing in custom sewing including dancewear and other beautifully elaborate costumes with the illusion of skin. In addition to offering travel sewing services and alterations, Natasha has revolutionized what it means for black women sewists to be able to select "nude" fabrics that actually match our skin. by Stitch Please
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Sewing, Blogging, and Thriving with Diary of a Sewing Fanatic: Join me for a refreshing conversation with a leading innovator in the sewing community, Carolyn Norman also known as Diary of A Sewing Fanatic. Carolyn talks about her sewing background, the changes she's seen in the sewing industry, essential techniques for good sewing. We also discuss what she sees as missing from today's digital sewing environment. by Stitch Please
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Sewing in a Pandemic: Make Masks?: COVID-19 or Coronavirus has made its way closer to home. Lisa's work as a university professor has shifted to online instruction only. All events--including the university's graduation, Lisa's epic "50 and Fresh Out of F*cks" Birthday Party in Las Vegas, her trip to Craftcation in April--have ALL been cancelled. (Links for birthday gift donations in the Episode Notes!) Her law librarian husband is working from home three days a week. Her high schooler is at home periodt. And even her college student has reclaimed The Podcast Studio (formerly known as "his bedroom")! These inconveniences pale in comparison to the life-or-death situations faced regularly by the nation's health care workers in this pandemic. Lisa talks about making what health care providers call PPE, personal protective equipment. Calls for sewists to make masks are increasing. Patterns, sew-a-longs, tutorials, online classes--some paid, others for free--are on the rise. Lisa explore by Stitch Please
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Sankofa! Happy New Year!: Happy New Year! We are starting 2020 with SANKOFA. Sankofa is a word from the Akan people of Ghana. It often translates to "go back and get it," though other translations are also popular. In general, Sankofa reflects the idea of learning from the past. "Remembering our past to protect our future" and "Go back to the past and bring forward what is useful" are two examples of this. The word is visually represented by two Adinkra symbols. One symbol is of a bird with its feet facing forward, its head turned back to retrieve an egg. The second symbol is of a styled heart. Today's episode looks back at the origins of Black Women Stitch, some of our 2019 events, and what we are excited about in 2020. by Stitch Please
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That "Flesh" Colored Crayon and Other Fake Nudes: A brief discussion of the ways that Crayola's "flesh" colored crayon (from back in the day) is part of the larger problem of centering and naturalizing whiteness as the default position in America. From Band Aids to Breathe Rite strips to drugstore lipsticks, black folx struggle to find "nude" shades that are not a lie. Nude fabrics are a similar problem. by Stitch Please
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Sewing With Stickers: Lisa talks about Sewing with Stickers! Here are a few ways that adhesive stickers can make your sewing life easier. From marking your equipment for travel sewing to keeping track of your pieces while you're cutting, stickers (tape, adhesive vinyl, and freezer paper) are hidden gems that can make your sewing sparkle. by Stitch Please
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