Episode 10
The team of remakers rip up a silk wedding dress and cut up a 19th-century piano. Sabrina Grant presents as items are saved and remade into beautiful and functional items.
Loved-but-unused treasures are transformed into contemporary and useful items by a team of expert crafters. Sabrina Grant hosts as the owners part with their possessions, before returning later to see what they’ve become.
An old upright piano has been in Kath’s family for around 140 years, but the workings are so worn out it can’t be mended. So expert woodworker Daisy and interior design crafter Rob have the chance to offer their ideas of what it could become. The piano has been an important feature of Kath’s family memories, so the challenge is on to capture its spirit while turning it into something different.
Teresa from Yorkshire arrives at the workshop with her stunning wedding dress. It has been in the wardrobe for years and she would love it to become something useful she would see every day to bring back happy memories. Seamstress and designer Chinelo takes on the responsibility of ripping up the wedding dress for its transformation.
When Gary moved into his house, he found a rusting petrol pump from the 1920s in the garage. There aren’t many around so he doesn’t want it cut into bits, but can petrol-head and metalwork expert Titch transform it into something useful?
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