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Sewing Bee

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  • Started 7 months ago by Jean Strange
  • Latest reply from Christine Berrett

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  1. Jean Strange
    Member

    Hi everyone. I know JeannieQ put comment on Leeds topic but thought I’d start a new one. Well it all kicks off tomorrow with the new series. Looking forward to seeing the challenges this year. Apparently the first one goes back to the beginning of Sewing Bee to celebrate their “birthday”.

    Posted 7 months ago #

  2. Christine Berrett
    Administrator

    Correct result, I think. There are a few that I doubt will last long, but no obvious front-runners at this stage. Such a pity that they are not given enough time to finish anything to a decent standard - or to finish anything at all! And did anyone else find that puppet unbelievably creepy?

    Loving Kiell Smith-Bynoe as the new presenter (but then, Ghosts is one of my all-time favourite comedies)

    Posted 7 months ago #

  3. Helen Hawkins-Ainsley
    Member

    I agree, they should get more time as the tasks are getting harder & the standards higher.
    I can't manage a sewing machine, so can't criticise too much.
    Yes, the puppet is creepy, but then I think most of that type are.
    Can't wait to see what tonight brings.

    Posted 6 months ago #

  4. Helen Hawkins-Ainsley
    Member

    Not sure the right one went home last night - at least she listened to the briefs and tried to follow the instructions

    Posted 6 months ago #

  5. Jean Strange
    Member

    Not sure about who went home this week either. Never sure about the timings the first week whether it is not enough time given or the contestants haven’t got into their stride yet. As none of them really finished the pattern challenge properly the first week think it was time allowed. Don’t think any of them stand out yet as a possible winner.

    Posted 6 months ago #

  6. Helen Hawkins-Ainsley
    Member

    Time management is definitely an issue this year, as well an not being able to follow the brief from the judges. Do any of them practice the made to measure at home? Or do any research in to what the judges were looking for?

    Posted 6 months ago #

  7. Christine Berrett
    Administrator

    Some of them definitely practise at home, but it must be a bit tricky to fit the garment without the model

    Posted 6 months ago #

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