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“My passion for connection is woven into every workshop I run and gift I make, treating every person as if they were my family.”

— TARA GODDARD, FOUNDER OF FABRIC SEWN BEAUTIFUL

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Meet the founder of Fabric Sewn Beautiful

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Hello and welcome to my website, my name is Tara and I am the founder of Fabric Sewn Beautiful. Thanks for stopping by, whether you’re here to explore workshops or look at ordering a personalised gift, this has all come about because of one magical moment. If you’d like to read my personal story click the + below.

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My passion for connection is woven into every workshop I run and gift I make, treating every person as if they were my family.

Although I’ve been in business for 3 years, my focus turned to workshops in May 2025, when I visited my first care home. I ran a dream pillow workshop with them and each resident left with a gorgeous pillow filled with lavender and stuffing, to take back to their room and show their families. It was the start of something incredibly powerful that I realised was missing in these homes. Seeing the realisation of what they CAN achieve and the pride in their accomplishment is honestly the highlight of my day and what drives me forward.

This one workshop spurred me on to create more like it, following the same sensory flow, delivering in different care homes and day centres for adults with additional learning needs across my local area (Somerset and Dorset).

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I still design, make, package and deliver everything myself. If you book a workshop, I'll be the one walking through the door. If you order a personalised gift, I'll be the one reading your story, creating your piece and wrapping it with the same care I'd want for my own family.

That consistency matters to me because relationships are built through trust, familiarity and kindness.

Sustainability is also at the heart of what I do. I use repurposed fabric for my workshops and gifts and eco-friendly packaging wherever possible, creating products that can be enjoyed again and again while caring for the world around us.

Now you've made your way here, know you've found someone who will listen, understand what you need and design something for you that’s made for connection.

If you want to follow my journey, follow me on socials or sign up to my mailing list!

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Read about my workshop at Fern Brook Lodge Care Home & the impact of my workshops

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“I have built my business so that I can be fully present for the little moments that matter most — growing a business with one hand, while holding onto my children with the other.”

— TARA GODDARD, FOUNDER OF FABRIC SEWN BEAUTIFUL

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