It's Week 7, and the sewers go back to the 90s.

Kids' Week is here, and the first challenge is to create a dragon dressing gown.

It's Week 5 and Art Week.

It's Week 4, and the return of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

The show celebrates west Africa.

The sewers face three challenges inspired by travel.

Twelve new sewers take on classics with a twist.

With Johannes Radebe, Natalie Cassidy, Rosie Ramsey and Penny Lancaster.

The finalists make a party dress and a jumpsuit before one is crowned the series winner.

The sewers make a kimono-inspired dress and use origami techniques to create an outfit.

The quarter-finalists make 1930s sailor trousers and fit glamorous evening gowns.

The sewers make bras and knickers and fit luxury pyjamas to their models.

For Music Week, the sewers make parkas, country music denim and Bowie-inspired outfits.

The sewers make sailor suits and create fancy dress Halloween outfits.

The sewers make patchwork jackets from scraps and turn second-hand duvets into dresses.

The sewers make dresses for summer week, outfits from hammocks and trousered co-ords.

It’s Sports Week, and the sewers must make a pair of trainers and a sports jacket.

Twelve sewers create a capsule wardrobe in their first bid to impress Patrick and Esme.

With Lawrence Chaney, Rose Matafeo, Claire Richards and Kirsty Wark.

With the Rev Kate Bottley, Antony Cotton, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Anneka Rice.

It’s the final. The sewers make a bridesmaid’s dress and an off-the-shoulder gown.

For the semi-final, the sewers go back to the 1940s, making Oxford bags and a Dior outfit.

It’s Music and the Movies Week, with dresses inspired by Dirty Dancing and Dreamgirls.

It’s Winter Week. The sewers make a flannel shirt and a glamorous winter party dress.

It’s Reduce Reuse Recycle Week. A waistcoat and denim dress test the sewers’ skill.