I'm Sari.

And I'm Haley.

And this is Seamwork Radio.

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

And today we've got a special sewing roundup episode for you where we talk about the things we're making, what we're excited about, what new things we're trying, and answer some listener questions. All right, well, let's start with a question today, Haley. Are there any pieces of clothing you've made in the past that you got rid of and wish you hadn't?

Yes. I was literally just thinking about this recently. I framed a picture of Eric and I and put it in our room. And it's like a picture we took when we got engaged. And I'm wearing this really cute green seersucker like plaid dress that I made.

And I was like, why did I get rid of that? It's so cute. And also it's like kind of sentimental.

We did our engagement photos. I wore it. I don't know why. I got rid of it. But this is the problem when you're like me and you

get really stressed out by clutter and you just get rid of things as you get rid of too many things.

So that's one of the many things. What about you? Oh my gosh. So many things. I was just actually

what you just said reminded me of a searsucker dress that I had that I made from a 1930s pattern.

I think I still have the pattern.

It's biased cut and it had Searsucker stripes.

So the stripes made like a chevron.

It was so pretty.

It was shades of brown, which I love wearing brown.

And I really liked that dress. And I don't know what

happened to it. I guess I got rid of it at some point. But just so many things that I think back on

and I wish I had kept. And I don't feel that way about store-bought clothes or secondhand clothes so

much. So I'm thinking about as I do my next closet clean out, maybe just the stuff I've made,

maybe just putting it aside in a box and storing it instead of getting rid of it.

But I don't know if that's just a hoarding tendency or not. So it's hard to know.

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