Fabric Godmother Blog
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My name is Josie and I launched Fabric Godmother when I got frustrated at not being able to find fabulous, reasonably priced dressmaking fabrics along with all the other bits you need (patterns, habby etc) online.
Fabric Godmother Blog
5M ago
The Fabric Godmother gift guide is here ✨We all know what we'd like to find in our stockings on Christmas morning - lot's of delicious sewing goodies, right!?Well look no further than our makers gift ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
8M ago
Jen Rich, the author of STITCH used our Strawberry Fayre Linen and viscose mix to make the most adorable bowl covers. Follow her instructions below to make your own set of bowl covers.Bowl cover ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
9M ago
We can't believe how quickly the past 10 weeks have flown by on the latest series of the Great British Sewing Bee! The Fabric Godmother team booked an area in a local pub so we could all watch the fin ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
9M ago
It was utilitarian week on the Great British Sewing Bee and it was definitely the most challenging week so far! The bee's were battling it out for a place in the final and it really was all to play fo ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
9M ago
The theme was 'Icons' on the Great British Sewing Bee this week and we loved all of the references the bee's put into their garments! The first challenge was to create a dress inspired by the ico ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
10M ago
It was Kid's week on the Great British Sewing Bee and what a fun week it was! Contestants had to sew terry towelling to make dinosaur dressing gowns, re-fashion children's denim jackets and finally, m ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
10M ago
It was 'Reduce, Reuse, Recycle' week on the Great British Sewing Bee and we all absolutely loved this episode! Sustainability in sewing is more important than ever and it was interesting to see this t ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
10M ago
It was Art Week on the Great British Sewing Bee and it was one of the most creative episodes yet! Contestants had to create modernist-inspired skirts, re-work painted canvases into sculptural garments ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
11M ago
It was week three of the Great British Sewing Bee and the ten remaining contestants were celebrating all things West Africa! Patrick and Esme were joined by guest judge Nigerian fashion designer ..read more
Fabric Godmother Blog
11M ago
It's time the Fabric Godmother round up of Week 2 of the Great British Sewing Bee! This week the theme was travel and contestants made travel rucksacks for the pattern challenge, re-purposed wind-brea ..read more