The film ends with the title "FORM A MAKE DO AND MEND GROUP".
The film cuts to film of a group of women seated around a table all busy at their needlework - one woman turns to the camera and says "Why not get together with your friends and form a "Make Do And Mend Group" and you can all help each other". The mother does not know how to make these clothes and the commentary advises her to ask at the Technical Institute or to look for a local "Make Do And Mend Group". A freedom of information request showed that one-third of mental health trusts did not bid for sustainability and transformation partnership (STP) capital. A knock at the door is followed by shots of clothes that have been put away and forgotten - these clothes suggest how they can be used for new purposes an old suit could become a costume for the daughter or short trousers for the son two old jumpers could be reknitted in to a new sweater two old shirts could be remade in to shirts for the son and the mother's wedding dress could be made in to a nightdress and panties. Description: The film opens with a shot of four 1942-1943 clothing ration books and cuts to a family discussing the clothing points.Summary: Second World War British Ministry of Information newsreel trailer, in support of the "Make Do And Mend" campaign, encouraging women to work together and form a local "Make Do And Mend" group. Iconic WWII home front public information poster from the Ministry of Informations Make Do And Mend campaign.
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