Sewing 2.0
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Fans of Craftster, Make and Etsy already know that the craft revolution won't be televised. The internet is the new sewing circle, where you can trade patterns and advice with craft-devotees from around the world. Australian Lisa Howdin is one of many people cashing in on this trend, combining her two biggest passions - sewing and the internet - to create a downloadable patterns company called Fitzpatterns. Read Wired magazine's interview with Howdin here. Fans of Craftster, Make and Etsy already know that the craft revolution won't be televised. The internet is the new sewing circle, where you can trade patterns and advice with craft-devotees from around the world. Australian Lisa Howdin is one of many people cashing in on this trend, combining her two biggest passions - sewing and the internet - to create a downloadable patterns company called Fitzpatterns. Read Wired magazine's interview with Howdin here.