Brighton Stitch: finding inspiration in reclaimed textiles
Lindsay Brown from Brighton Stitich creates bags and accessories in small batches using repurposed textiles, reclaimed fabrics and carefully sourced natural fibres. Her aim is to sew practical, beautifully made pieces that encourage people to value craftsmanship and thoughtful reuse.
Beth Morelli-Mae: reimagining kids’ fashion with preloved fabrics
It all begins with an idea.
Vivien Moyes: celebrating Britain’s textile heritage
London maker Vivien Moyes revives Britain’s textile heritage with handmade bags and accessories crafted from vintage fabrics, celebrating iconic 60s–70s prints.
Daphne Yau: turning unloved clothes into upcycled treasures
Discover Daphne Yau of Sewing Choi, turning unloved clothes into upcycled treasures, teaching sustainable fashion, and inspiring creativity with every stitch.
Kemi Ajose: West African heritage in modern knitwear
Award-winning knitwear designer Kemi Ajose blends West African heritage, sustainability, and innovation to create timeless, zero-waste fashion.
Joy Holdsworth: Lost Fabric, creativity & the Boxy Jacket
Meet Joy Holdsworth, the artist turned slow fashion designer behind Lost Fabric, creating eco-friendly jackets and sewing patterns from reclaimed quilts, blankets, and other textiles.
Jessica Ormerod: healing through fabric & thread
It all begins with an idea.
Curtains to Couture: stitching together style & sustainability
Meet Curtains to Couture: a creative upcycling collective redefining fashion with sustainability, slow style, and joy in every stitch.
Birgitta Helmersson: designing without waste
Zero waste designer Birgitta Helmersson talks about Sewing with Scraps, her book on sustainable sewing and creative uses of fabric leftovers.
Vicky Grainger: a creative journey without rules
Meet Vicky Grainger from East London, a self-described dabbler — from sewing to quilting, embroidery to mosaics. Her creative work defies categories.