So for the time being at least, our expertise may be…limited. We will do our best to learn the lingo as we go along, because neither one of us delights in ignorance (even if our Twitter feeds occasionally indicate the exact opposite), but our real-world experience of handicrafts basically amounts to Chris breaking three sewing machines in Textiles lessons and Steve hamfistedly sewing a few buttons back on when they fell off shirts. In the interests of full disclosure, I think it’s necessary to confirm that Chris and I know even less about sewing than we do about singing, ballroom dancing, enterprise or baking, but we do really like watching telly and writing about it afterwards, so we’re hoping that’ll go some way towards making up for it.
I am Steve, so if you’re wondering why this one isn’t quite as funny as usual, that’s why. Recaps will be done much like they were for the Bake-Off, so Chris and Steve will take alternative weeks (personal schedules permitting), and since Chris is very busy this week, Steve will be writing the first one.
a couple of people suggested it might be a half-decent idea), we’ll be covering series two of The Great British Sewing Bee for the next eight weeks, because that’s how long it’s on for. Our search for blog projects in the Strictly/ Apprentice off-season expands ever outwards.ġ.
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