Show Notes
In this episode, I sit down with Aims Watts, founder of IndyBindy, to chat about her journey in the world of sewing, colour, and Japanese fabrics. We delve into her inspiring story of living overseas, discovering the beauty of Japanese textiles, and building her own business from scratch. Aims shares what drives her passion for making her own clothes, her approach to choosing the perfect colours and fabrics, and how she uses sewing as a creative outlet. Tune in to hear all about her colourful journey, tips for sewing beginners, and the joy of crafting a wardrobe that truly reflects who you are.
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