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Updated 25/02/2020. “Are Burda patterns easy to follow?“. I get asked this a lot because I sew a lot with Burda sewing magazine. The format of a podcast felt like the best way to answer this question. Thus, welcome to my sewing podcast! The Saturday Night Stitch Show is available to listen on most podcast platforms.
Exploring the concept of growth vs fixed mindsets in dressmaking. There are many ways to view a skillset. This episode shares some truth bombs and strategies to consider on your sewing journey.
SHOW NOTES
WHATS IN THIS EPISODE:
- The difference between growth vs fixed mindset
- Comfort zones and how to step out
- Why hard challenging things can be a good thing
- 3 strategies to keep motivated when thing get tough
WHAT TO DO NEXT:
- Determine your “why” and write it down
- Make the decision to monotask on something for at least 10 minutes a day.
RESOURCES AND LINKS
EXTRAS:
Mindset – Updated Edition: Changing The Way You think To Fulfil Your Potential
LATEST BLOG POST:
EPISODES MENTIONED:
More Burda sewing pattern reviews and projects
Podcast Page
I have created a page for the podcast home where you can find all the episodes.
If you like visuals then do check out the podcast on Youtube where I made a slide show presentation to go with the audio. I can’t tell how much fun I had making this.
What inspired me to start a podcast?
I met Lori Beckstead (frivolousatlast.com) who runs the Clothes Making Mavens Podcast with Helena Ashbridge (GrayAllDay.com) when she interviewed me about the #burdachallenge2018 last year. I had been a fan of Lori’s blog for a long time and her creations have added many projects to my sewing wish list! Talking to her for the podcast inspired me so much that I decided one day I’d try that. Lori did a guest post here which you will enjoy reading (I love her favourite sewing swear word when things go wrong in the sewing room) – Q&A with Lori Beckstead.
How to make a sewing podcast.
It was a lot easier than I thought and once I did it I was like “oh that’s not as time consuming as I thought“. I used my Blue Snowball Ice microphone to record on my PC reading off the script I had prepared. I designed my graphic in Canva and uploaded it and within 30 minutes I had a podcast.
The longest task was prepping the script because I kept doing it in bits and bobs. It took me months to put everything together and to be honest a fair bit of procrastinating but here I am with my very first podcast. The name of my podcast isn’t very imaginative – Saturday Night Stitch Show
I will talk about a broad range of subjects that relate to my sewing, self care and productivity theme of this blog. I am so excited about creating a new format and offering new content in this form.
Enjoy!
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