There's still some finishing touches to add but I love the twilly, I just need to work out how to style it past using it as a cumberbund (which I love). I need to take the skirt in at the waist, but love the potential. I bought the dress secondhand about a year ago, I adored the print but the dress turned up with a weird unexpected ballon shape, the neck and arms were too tight, and not the length I'd thought it was. A twilly seems like a small project but the idea of the twilly means you have to think about the bigger project which is brilliant.

Hello All! We are so excited for tomorrow's live feedback session via Zoom! Kate will be hosting and is looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible to hear more about your thoughts and to have a nice IRL chat about how things went! As a reminder, the session begins at 4:00pm EST and you can join via the Zoom link below. Please note that we will be recording the session so that we may revisit it to ensure we capture all of your feedback and suggestions. ​https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85340577049?pwd=m2wpxKOnri4h1HTfUQf1cd7Ca7qM8M.1

Hi there! I'm so excited to see you here, and I'm a little nervous, to be honest!!! This is a brand new adventure for me too, and I'm so happy I've got you guys alongside to help me make these game-changing classes as fantastic as I possibly can. As you may have gathered, I have rather high standards (sometimes to a fault! I call my inner perfectionist "Pricilla") - and I cannot help but put everything I've got into everything I do. These classes will be the most important thing I've ever created as they have enormous potential to impact people's behaviour around clothing consumption. I've always found it so ironic that the unique clothes we all want, can be created through us learning a skill - spending huge amounts is NOT necessary! You'll see... It would be so cool if everyone introduced themselves as a community post!! Scarlett and I are dying to meet you all, and hear about where you're at in your sewing journey at the moment (Scarlett is my Right Hand Woman - and Editor extraordinaire btw!). One last thing - in the final version of Conversion Classroom, the videos will be broken down into sections that will be easier to navigate (I PROMISE), but for this one, the sections are all in one video - so after you watched the first section, you're going to need to take a big break to find a garment to convert, and plan your twilly dimensions, etc. All of this will be clear when you watch the video, but I thought I'd flag it up for extra clarification! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for watching this (and bearing with me!), I am indescribably appreciative of your time and attention. (You REALLY are at the leading edge of a fashion changing movement!). Lots of love, Kate xxx