Kicking things off this week on BBC One, Pascoe returns to host the new season, as 12 of the nation's top sewers face creative and technical challenges to truly put their skills to the test.
But now she's back – and is very glad to be back in the sewing room.
"I'd really missed everyone and had awful FOMO (fear of missing out) not being there last year," she said in a new interview ahead of the series launch.
But now heading back to film a new series, Pascoe found she really "bedded into" small talk and it certainly helped that all of this year's sewers are "really good chatters".
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With plenty more surprises and themes to put the sewers through their paces, the next 10 weeks will certainly be an exciting one!
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