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The Avid Seamstress

The Avid Seamstress Gift Card (Digital)

£10.00
£10.00
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A thoughtful gift for someone who loves to sew. Delivered digitally by email.

Our Avid Seamstress e-gift card provides a simple and generous way to give the gift of sewing pleasure. 

Gift cards can be used across our range of sewing patterns, kits, fabric, haberdashery, and workshops, allowing the recipient to choose what suits them best. 

Available in values from £10 - £200

The balance doesn't need to be spent at once - it can be used gradually, at their own pace. A gentle gift. Chosen with care.

* e-Gift FAQ's and T&C's here.

Shipping information

- Ships within 2 business days.
- Digital patterns are sent instantly.

Avid Seamstress - E-GIFT - The Avid Seamstress
Thoughtful sewing from start to finish

Why choose The Avid Seamstress

  • Calm, considered design

    Our sewing patterns are created to fit real bodies and real lives - with clear, patient guidance and garments you'll want to wear for years.

  • Thoughtful making

    We believe in sewing fewer, better garments - choosing quality materials and designs that suport a slower, more thoughtful way of making.

  • Independent & personal

    We're a small, independent business, offering direct support and guidance whenever you need it - sewing is personal, and so is our approach.

  • Reliable delivery

    Digital patterns are delivered instantly, with printed patterns, kits, and materials sent carefully and reliably when you order.

What Clients Are Saying

“Loved this kit, gorgeous fabric, interesting pattern and clear instructions”

Ruth

"The Blouse was a great project, with very detailed instructions, helpful photos, and useful sewing techniques. I have certainly learnt from this make, and the blouse turned out perfectly. I was so thrilled with the pattern that I made another, straight after completing the first! The option for 2 patterns in the pack was great, as my daughter has requested a blouse, and I really dislike tracing patterns! I added to the seam allowances so I could sew French Seams at the shoulders and sides, and reduced the seam allowance on the collar so that it was more of a feature, just my preference for the sew.

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Claire Cooper