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I've continued to watch The Great British Sewing Bee, and indeed, I've seen all the episodes, but will post about them in two batches.

Episode 5: India week

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Episode 6 – children week

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Episode 7 – lingerie week

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Episode 1: first episode week

I was delighted to see that The Great British Sewing Bee was back. Much was made of the fact that it was 10 years old (although the reel in the never changed title sequence says ‘Est. 2012’, and that disparity is related to the BBC’s loss of Bake Off.) Another new presenter in Kiell Smith-Bynoe, who’d done the Christmas specials and is perfectly personable and capable of reading the gags written for him. Patrick is the only one who was there from the off.

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Episode 2: sports week.

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Episode 3: holiday week

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Episode 4: reduce, reuse and recycle week

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Episode 8 – Quarter-finals – Fashion week

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Episode 9 – Semi-finals - Utilitarian week

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Episode 10 – Finals

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Episode 5 – Art week, Read more... )

Episode 6 – Children’s week

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Episode 7 – 90s week Read more... )
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The Great British Sewing Bee is back!

Episode 1 – I’m not sure what the theme of this was, either classics with a twist or getting to know you.

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Episode 2 – travel

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Episode 3 – West African week. Normally ‘West Africa’ gets a round, but not its own whole theme and even a guest judge, which I believe is a first.

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Round 4 - Reduce, reuse and recycle week

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As they covered Christmas and New Year’s Eve in the challenges, I think this may be our one and only Sewing Bee Christmas special Read more... )

[Edited for typos 28/2/25.]
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Quarter finals – 1930s week

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Semi finals – Japan week

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Final!

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[Edited for typos 27/2/25.]
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Week 5 - children week

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Week 6 - music week

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Week 7 – lingerie and sleepwear week

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[Edited for typos 25/2/25.]
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Good grief, it’s the eighth series!

Week 1 – the theme was allegedly ‘a capsule wardrobe’.

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Week 2 – sports week

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Week 3 - summer week

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Week 4 - reduce, reuse and recycle week

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I have seen the next episode, but I’ll post about it with a later batch of episodes.

[Edited for typos 24/2/25.]
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Week 5/Children’s Week

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Week 6/Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

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Week 6/Winter

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The Great British Sewing Bee is back (COVID secure) and here are my thoughts on the first four episodes. Read more... )
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The Great British Sewing Bee Celebrity Christmas Speical

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Quarter finals – international

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Semi finals – Movie Week

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Finals – Finals

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Apparently it’s the sixth series of the show. After the BBC flagged it up as coming soon, but didn’t specify when 'soon' was, it was only by chance that I saw a bit of the Saturday repteat and knew to look for it on iPlayer. I don’t know if it would have made prime time BBC1 had circumstances not been such as they are.

Round 1

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Round 2 – THEME: holiday clothes

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Round 3 – THEME: Children’s wear

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Week 5 (?) Read more... )

Quarter final week/British and Irish materials

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Semi-final week/World sewing week

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Finals week

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It’s been interesting that when I tell people I’ve been watching this, a lot of them reference the pottery throwdown show and say how much they enjoyed that.

In other news, I am feeling liberated, because on Friday night, I decided to give up on a book that had taken a direction I didn’t want it to. I had avoided it for days and was just thinking I’d have to force myself to finish it before moving on to something more enjoyable, when I realised that no, I didn’t. The bookmark was taken out on Saturday and the book put in the bag for the charity shop.

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