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Planners mentioned in the episode

The Happy Planner

Passion Planner

The Productivity Planner

The Full Focus Planner

Elefan Planner

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Follow Jessica, The Fashionable Therapist on her website and on Instagram 

Jessica explains her approach to her work-sewing balance this way. "I take my job very seriously because I know the profound impact my words have on people's lives and outcomes. So, everyday I get to be a Therapist is a day that is both meaningful, and heavy to me. Sewing, on the other hand provides me with the freedom to be myself. It gives me a space to make mistakes and say exactly what I have to say, in the way I want to say it without consequence. That experience is so meaningful to my emotional and mental health. I have been a Marriage and Family Therapist, in private practice for 10 years By far, branching out on my own to become an entrepreneur of a sustainable business has been an awe inspiring event for me. Over the years, I/my business has been featured in publications like Parenting Magazine, Heart and Soul magazine, Counseling Today magazine, but my greatest accomplishment is the work that happens behind closed doors, with my people. I have only been sewing for 5 years but my sewing journey has provided me with so many opportunities to learn who I really am through the process of building my own self-esteem. I never would have imagined that 5 years ago, when my client gifted me an old sewing machine of hers, that I would become a Janome maker, be featured in Sewn magazine, have an opportunity to speak on a sewing related podcast or even become a coalition member of Black Makers Matter. I have learned that my perspective matters and I don't want to squander the opportunity to positively affect people, either through sewing or through my therapeutic intervention. To me, there is nothing more meaningful than that!"

Her upcoming project is the relaunch of Relationship Rocket Science: I am so excited to be relaunching my Relationship Rocket Science brand which is geared toward teaching people how to create the lives they want through their relationships. I am an educator at heart, so it is very important to me that my people walk away from me with tools and skills that will allow them to execute what they have learned successfully. For this reason, I will soon be releasing a series of workbooks that will address healing oneself, communication skill building and, dating and marriage tools for success. I realize that I cannot be everyone's therapist, so I'm using Relationship Rocket Science to touch as many people as I can in a variety of ways. I love to answer people's questions about love and all kinds of relationships, so My Relationship Rocket Science advice column podcast is in the planning stages and will be up and running soon. I'm so excited about all of it!

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BLACKER FRIDAY BUSINESSES TO SUPPORT THIS WEEKEND! 

Thanks I Made Them

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Kianga Art

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Cultured Expressions

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Fashion Design School of South Jersey

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Karen Guinn Customs

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Wax and Wraps

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https://Youtube.com/c/AfricaFashionGuide 

Queenora Renee Fabrics

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TA-OSH

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Wax Print Laces and More:

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Find out more about The Sisters B!

Sierra

https://seamslikesierra.com 

https://www.instagram.com/sierraburrell/Sierra

Sierra's IGTV interview with Erica of My Body Model: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CFQcQ8BgKkH/

Sierra is excited to sew up some garments for fall that she sketched and planned. She used My Body Model to customize a croquis and the Seamwork Design Your Wardrobe series to plan out my makes. The blog post is here: https://www.mybodymodel.com/wardrobe-planning/chic-easy-fun-my-fall-sewing-plans/

Sone-Seere

https://www.instagram.com/jusre/

https://www.jusre.com/

Sone-Seere is  taking on a few new challenges including making a coat and some jeans for the first time. She also wants to finish some quilts she’s started.  On the horizon for 2021 is a vision she has to start some beginner sewing classes for small groups in her studio.

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Products mentioned 

Avery Labels 5264

Glossy Photo Paper

Paper Trimmer-- I have two: one with guillotine for big projects. And a small one for quick cuts.

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Previous episodes in the Marking Tools Series

Frixion Pens, episode #19 

Wax and Wheels, episode #29

Connect with Naomi P. Johnson on Instagram!

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Products Mentioned available on Amazon. If you buy from these links, the podcast gets a a little money.

Hem Skirt Marker with Powder 

Chaco Liner

Bohin Mechanical Pencil

Allary Chalk Cartridge

Dritz Tailor Chalk Pencil

Triangle Clay Tailors Chalk

Spirograph

Acrylic Rulers for Domestic Sewing Machines 

Kalle Shirt Dress by Closet Core 

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Find out more about VantaBlackCosplay on Instagram and Twiiter

Vanta was featured in Cosplay Realm Magazine’s September issue for her Articuno cosplay. She made the cape and carnival headdress herself. 

Vanta was also featured on BET for my panel called “Kinks and Curls: ethnic hair in the cosplay community” 

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Learn more about Aaronica and her sewing life on her social pages 

Website

Instagram

Facebook 

And check out these media sites that feature her!

https://lovetosewpodcast.com/episodes/episode-109-curvy-sewing-with-aaronica-cole/ 

https://wildandwanderful.com/blog/2019/08/icmt1-aaronica-cole/ 

https://fabricatestudios.com/artists-and-crafters-in-atlanta/

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Buy these amazing STITCH PLEASE pattern weights Made by Bianca Springer of Thanks I Made Them! 20% of September purchases will be donated to us! 

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