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 Sari, and I'm Haley, and this is Seamwork Radio.

In today's episode, we'll be discussing a strategy for auditing your sewing room.

So, as we've mentioned in last couple of episodes, when we hear from seam workers, one of the biggest obstacles that we hear about

is managing the sewing space. So whether you're in a small space, a large space, or an in-between

space, you probably have noticed that sewing comes with a lot of

stuff and managing all of that stuff in a way that makes it easy for you to sew can be a real

challenge. So last week, we worked on creating a strategy for our sewing space. And now that we're

clear on what we want to accomplish, we can do the real work of going through all the stuff.

But we're going to share a strategy today so this process feels a lot more manageable because

it can be very, very overwhelming to think about going through all your stuff.

Yes. But the reality is that when you are doing any kind of like big space reset, you have to like make a really big

mess before you can make things tidy again. And this is the mess portion of things. Yeah, it's like

the Marie Kondo thing, right? You take everything out into a huge pile and then figure out what

sparks joy. Yes, that's what we're going to be doing.

So what we are going to encourage you to do, this is a very action-oriented prompt that we're

giving you today.

And we are going to ask you to pull everything out and make five piles.

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