Neurodiversity and Craft: Part 2

Whether or not you identify as neurodivergent, you’re going to want to hear these listener experiences. Hear how different minds approach craft, overcome challenges and get their sewing projects over the line.

Whatever you think about your craft projects, here is proof you’re not alone:

Zoe is on a mission to help people make more sustainable choices by giving them information, ideas, inspiration and agency. She's also a sewing legend and the creator of the Me Made May wardrobe challenge

Listen to part one of this series on Neurodiversity and Craft

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