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SUMMARY:The Great British Sewing Bee 9x3 - Episode 3
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DESCRIPTION:The ten remaining sewers celebrate clothes from west Africa.
	Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joinedby a special
	 guest judge\, Nigerian fashion designer BankeKuku. The Pattern Challenge 
	takes inspiration from a Ghanaianbatakari or fugu tunic\, which first invo
	lves sewing strips ofhandwoven deboya fabric.In the Transformation Challen
	ge\, thesewers focus on Nigeria. They have 90 minutes to turn beautifulhan
	d-dyed adire fabric into stunning dresses by draping thefabric on the stan
	d.Finally\, for the Made-to-Measure round\,the sewers make boubous\, a dra
	matic and flowing wide-sleevedrobe worn by men and women across west Afric
	a. Who will makesomething to impress all three judges and win Garment of t
	heWeek\, and who will become the third sewer to leave thecompetition?
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