Who will win Great British Sewing Bee 2021?
THIS year's Great British Sewing Bee has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs for the sewers. But after a gruelling series of challenges, the final three have been revealed - and they'll be battling it out for the trophy TONIGHT (Wednesday, June 16). Raphael  4 Raphael has dyed cloth for high-profile movies Credit: BBC  As a textile assistant, Raphael has dyed cloth for high-profile movies but only got into sewing during lockdown. A self-taught, sewer, he focuses mainly on making stylish menswear for himself. Rebecca  4 Rebecca works as a Customer Assistant Credit: BBC  Rebecca works as a Customer Assistant at her local supermarket in Scunthorpe. She studied textiles at A-Level and now makes clothes to relieve stress. Rebecca admits she has "a habit for not reading the instructions and just ploughing through". Serena  4 Serena is originally from Glasgow Credit: BBC  Serena is originally from Glasgow but has moved to Edinburgh to study medicine. She learnt to sew from YouTube and loves sustainable style. She loves to "refresh" charity shop garments and create her own unique garments. Sadly for the winner, there's no cash prize for the winner of The Great British Sewing Bee. The winner will just get a trophy and the glory of impressing the judges, Patrick Grant and Esme Young. However, like its sister show The Great British Bake Off, coming first place can lead to book deals and other opportunities. You can watch The Great British Sewing Bee on BBC one. Most read in Reality awkward APITS's Danni Menzies squirms as buyer takes swipe at wife in property clash no comment Antiques Roadshow guest lost for words at what's inside 400-year-old box 'heartbroken' Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen reveals son's heartbreak over shock death 'that was close' Gogglebox's Lee in dash home to make curfew in Cyprus amid Covid lockdown NEXT GENERATION Kate Ferdinand reunites with Towie co-stars as they introduce their babies Exclusive oh no chlo! Chloe Ferry leaves Geordie Shore bosses furious by 'breaking quarantine rules'  The final airs on Wednesday, June 16 at 9pm on BBC One. As is tradition, the series is running for 10 episodes. Comedian Joe Lycett is hosting this series, his third series after replacing Claudia Winkleman in 2019.