How Do You Organize A Clothing Swap And Sew?
Periodically, we all go through closets and drawers to get rid of that which we no longer wear or have outgrown. Instead of taking your culled clothing straight to the nearest donation center, consider hosting a community Swap and Sew instead. These events are great for refreshing your own wardrobe, expanding your creativity and reducing our dependence on brands by creating one-of-a-kind fashions from the so-called cast-offs. Some may come to just swap; some may just want to donate clothing or supplies, but everyone that comes can have fun and participate in something great. Here are the steps to a successful Swap and Sew. Locate a large, well-lit space to hold the Swap and Sew. A large open space will allow plenty of room for people to work without being cramped. If you can get a separate room or alcove to use for swapping it will help keep your areas uncluttered. Designate areas for sorting the clothing donations. Mark off areas with removable tape or set out signs on tables for T-sh
