Hey, it's Sari. So for the month of July, while Haley's on maternity leave, we're re-airing our super popular Space Camp series.

In this four-part series, Haley and I'll give you a ton of ideas to set up your dream sewing space.

So if you tuned in for the original broadcast of Space Camp, I really recommend tuning in again, because you might learn something new this time around, and it will help you tidy up your sewing space.

Thanks for listening.

I'm Siri.

And I'm Haley.

And this is Seamwork Radio.

Let's talk about our topic for today.

So when we pull seamworkers, one of the biggest obstacles that they

face as sew us are managing their sewing spaces. So whether they're in small spaces or large

spaces or somewhere in between, it's an issue for a lot of us. And I think a big part of that is

because sewing as a hobby comes with a lot of

stuff and managing it all in a way that makes it easy for you to sew is a big challenge for so

many people, including myself. That's definitely one of the challenges that I have that I'm going to

be working on during summer camp. And I'll talk a little bit about that too today. The first step

of getting your sewing space in shape is examining the space you've got to work with. So that's what

we're going to be talking about today. So Haley, you want to start us off? Yes. So today is all

about observing what you have to work with. Not what you want necessarily, although we will get to that at the very end.

But I think it's really great to start with what you're working with.

As a designer, this is what I always start with, is my constraints.

So you might want to go grab a pen and paper to follow along with some of these prompts as we go through

this episode. So the first thing that we want to have you do is we want to have you observe

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