I'm Sari and I'm Haley and this is Seymourke Radio.

Welcome back to Seamark Radio where we share practical ideas for building a creative process so you can sew with intention and joy.

Today I am stealing the mic from Sari to celebrate Seamworks 10th birthday.

In this special birthday episode, I'm going to be asking Sari about the last decade of Seamwork.

I'll ask her all about how it started, how it's going, and the lesson she's learned that you can

apply to your own creative life.

Okay, it's time to break the ice on this birthday episode.

Yay, happy birthday to us.

Happy birthday to us.

We need a cake.

Oh, we always need a cake.

Yeah, we don't need birthdays for cake.

So, my icebreaker for you, Sari, what is your favorite seamwork pattern of all time and why?

This is such a hard question. I know. We were just talking about this before we started recording,

and it was really hard. Can I name a few? Yeah. I think, and this reflects kind of my own sewing,

but I think if I were going to choose one, that's my favorite because it's something special that I made. I think that would be the

Frankie. I just love that pattern. I think it's so pretty. And I love the version that I made of it,

the red silk version. It's so pretty. It's just something special in my

closet and I love the shape of it. It's just gorgeous. But I also want to choose something that I

wear a lot because I think that's the other side of my sewing. I like to sew things that I get a lot

of wear, even though they might be very simple. And I think for that, it might be the Alice

tea, which I'm wearing right now. It's just a perfect long sleeve t-shirt. I love long-sleeve

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