The Great British Sewing Bee season 1 episode 3

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The Great British Sewing Bee season 1 episode 3
Great British Sewing Bee season 1 episode 3 - Diminutive dresses and precise tailoring test the semi-finalists' skills in this tense Sewing Bee episode. Host Claudia Winkleman watches with bated breath as the four remaining amateur sewers return, vying for a place in the grand finale. Esteemed Savile Row tailor Patrick Grant and sewing teacher May Martin raise the bar, tasking the stressed sewers with executing impeccable couture techniques on a child-sized dress pattern.
Tiny pleats and perfect topstitching push dexterity to the limits. The alteration challenge ramps up the pressure as the sewers race to tailor an ill-fitting dress with total precision. Finally, the sewers let out their measuring tapes and face the ultimate test - creating a bespoke jacket from scratch that must fit the model flawlessly. One false stitch could spell disaster. The sewers battle fit, function and time itself. Alas, for one talented amateur, the dream ends here. They leave the Sewing Bee behind as the final three progress, striving to become the newest sewing champion.

The Sewing Bee is on HDclump.com all over the world, streaming free . International viewers can watch previous seasons online through services like HDclump.com.


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