Sewing Bee 2021, Episode 10: No Solidarity With The Ditchless

Happy Pride Month to Jim The Neckless ONLY!

It’s the final and the theme for the week is Celebrations (the events, not the box of disappointing chocolates) so expect fun, frivolity and a simmering undercurrent of over competitiveness.

Can we just appreciate the mammoth size of these trousers?

It’s 1940s week so don’t eat too many potatoes, your mother has to use them for soap, or something.

Relatable King.

Are you ready for Movie Week that is actually just a secret revamp of 80s week? Because I sure am!

Sewer. Artist. Damien.

From Lumberjacks to Christmas Parties, Winter Week certainly has all its bases covered – so get your coat because there are some icy stares.

the highlight for the rest of the series will be Rebecca’s octopus costume stealing focus at all times.

It’s Recycling Week which means every challenge this week is actually secretly the Transformation Challenge, but don’t tell anyone!

Does anything sum up The Great British Sewing Bee better than a man crouched on the floor amongst the wreckage of a child sized mannequin and a mermaid costume?

It’s Children’s Week which means fun fabrics, an insane fancy dress challenge and really fiddly little pockets!

The Great British Homemade Necklace Off isn’t going great.

It’s International Week which is the closest most of us have been to going abroad for over a year now. So enjoy the sunny climes of The French Navy, that sarong you wore in Majorca and Frida Kahlo’s Back Catalogue.

Get ready for the Great British Optometry Challenge!

It’s Men’s Wear Week which means it’s my favourite week: Awkward Male Model Week!

Need a hand Serena?

What show other than Sewing Bee could feature a priest’s husband wearing speedos, a cat named Yoda, a tumbling Frenchman and enough turquoise fringe to please every drag queen in Britain?