Meet Denise Wild! Denise started sewing at the age of 13, and took it from hobby to career in 2004. That’s when she launched North America’s largest sewing school (while working as a magazine editor at Canada’s largest fashion magazine), eventually opening multiple locations in Toronto and New York City.
Just ten years later, she sold her company to the global leader in craft publishing, F+W Media. Denise is also the founder of LoveSewing magazine and the founding editor of BurdaStyle US magazine.
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Denise Wild is a sewing, craft, and DIY expert, TV host, author, magazine editor, and entrepreneur. She’s the host of Holiday Makeover, Makeful‘s first original TV series, and she appears regularly as a lifestyle expert on shows including Cityline, CP24, Morning Live, the TODAY show, The Morning Show, Your Morning, Breakfast Television, and The Shopping Channel.
Denise also works as a spokesperson and brand representative for high-profile companies including The Body Shop, Michaels, The Home Depot, Staples, Marshalls, Walmart, Sharpie, Elmer’s, Rubbermaid, Hewlett-Packard, and PayPal.
“Thanks for visiting me here! I hope to inspire you through creativity, and I hope you find some simple, beautiful solutions for your very busy life. Follow your passion and keep smiling!”
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Denise wrote the popular sewing reference book Mend & Make Fabulous, and has worked as a magazine editor and editorial director since 2000 for top national publications including FLARE, House & Home, Faze, ANOKHI, and BurdaStyle. Denise has written for numerous publications and television networks including Hello!, Elle, HGTV, W Network, Sew News, Glow, Elevate, Chatelaine, and Slice.
Denise is an avid speaker and does live appearances, stage presentations, and classes across the country and at consumer shows including National Home Show, Original Sewing & Quilt Expo, Vancouver Home + Design Show, and BC Home + Garden Show.
Denise teaches in the continuing education fashion program of George Brown College, Canada’s leading post secondary school for technical sewing and fashion design.