第17回からは箸休めのフリートーク編。初回のテーマは、安藤がこの5年で500回以上作り続けているインドカレーです。まずは日本にインド料理店が多い構造的な理由から。そして欧風カレーとインドカレーの決定的な違いは「旨味をどこから取るか」——ブイヨンや出汁で煮込むのか、玉ねぎとトマトを油で脱水して凝縮させるのか。さらに、日本のカレーにターメリックが2〜3倍多く入っている理由は、日本米の甘さに合わせた設計ではないかという仮説も。北インドと南インドの違い（ヨーグルトとココナッツミルク）、ビリヤニにヨーグルトが要る理由、「マトン」が指す肉が地域で違う話まで。妻が結婚したてに作った伝説の"クミンカレー"事件も収録。次回は「カレー作りと靴作りは実は同じ」という話へ。―――🎧 週末シューメーカー・安藤と合いの手役の妻がお届けする「シコウのラスト」。革靴づくり ×

Send us Fan Mail What happens when a passion for sewing grows into a platform designed to help sewists make more sustainable choices? In this episode of The Sewing Social, Caroline Bacle joins us to talk about her journey from Montreal to London, her love of sewing and dressmaking, and the story behind Destasher - a platform created to help sewists give unwanted fabrics, sewing patterns, haberdashery and other sewing supplies a second life. Caroline shares how her own experiences as a sewist ...

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Inger Falkevik driver Nordfjordull hvor hun etter å ha byttet sauerase til Gammelnorsk spælsau som er flinke til å klare seg selv ute, har satset på å spinne garn fra egne sauer og få vevd stoff av garnet. Inger er den andre på markedet i Norge som produserer stoffer i norsk ull, stoff til fremtidens klær! I samtalen forteller Inger hvordan hun arbeider og hva drømmen er for stoffene hennes.Se mer fra Nordfjordull her: https://www.nordfjordull.noSy din drømmegarderobe sykurs finner du her:

Joel Bardall and Todd Von Joel look at the impact of unplanned time off - and how losing days on the tools can quickly mean losing money too.They’re joined by decorators who have experienced unexpected time away from work for different reasons, while Joel shares his own recent experience of unplanned time off and the impact it had on his business.

Veronica and Gosia are getting audited for the New Year's resolutions they made back at the beginning of the year. Each made 4 goals, but how did they do? Send bail money because things are looking a bit sketch!Follow us on insta! TypeBknittingpod

Na první pohled připomíná jejich pracoviště poctivou průmyslovou kovárnu. Nad lisy a stroji se tyčí pětimetrový murál kovo-sochaře Viktora Friče a pod nánosy prachu a kovových špon se pohybují dva muži, kteří sami sebe s nadsázkou přirovnávají k permoníkům. Ve skutečnosti jsou ale Milan Pokorný a Marek Procházka především technologičtí nadšenci, materiáloví experimentátoři a zakladatelé značky Futuron Forge.V Chrastavě u Liberce vyvíjejí a vyrábějí kovové kompozity, které nacházejí uplatnění v

Not sure what to charge for your crochet plushies or amigurumi? In this episode, I’m sharing the pricing framework I’ve developed after years of selling handmade crochet at markets and online.I talk about how I use size as a starting point, then adjust for complexity, skill level, materials, finishing work and overall value. I also share real examples from my own business, including why I price 5–7 inch plushies around $25, 10-inch plushies around $40, larger plushies at $60–$65 and up, my $97 lovey

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Send us feedback about this episode! Do you know exactly how much fabric you own? Would you tell anyone if you did? Between the guest-room closet, the bins under the bed, and "the good stuff" you're saving for someday, most of us carry more fabric guilt than we admit. Let's unpack where that guilt actually comes from, practical ways to organize a stash that's gotten out of hand, and how to let fabric go without feeling like a failure. Your stash should be a resource, not a regret. Show notes ...

What can crafting teach us about the way we think, learn, and solve problems?In this episode, we meet Mark R. Nelson, PhD, MBA, FASAE, CAE, whose life sits at the intersection of analytical thinking and hands-on creativity. From a childhood surrounded by crafts and family traditions to a career in data analytics & emerging techologies, Mark has continued to explore different ways of learning and creating.Through woodworking, drawing, and other forms of making, he has found new ways to approach

En este episodio de La Cabaña del Luthier hablamos con Miguel Ángel Gutiérrez, luthier y artesano, sobre su forma de entender la construcción de guitarras y sobre algunos de los aspectos menos visibles —y más importantes— de vivir de la luthería.Hablamos de su trabajo como luthier y nos adentramos en uno de los elementos más fascinantes de la guitarra española: las rosetas artesanales. Miguel Ángel nos cuenta cómo se elaboran, qué hay detrás de su diseño y todo el trabajo que existe detrás de estos

Season 3, Episode 37 Sewing Machine Feeties. Most used sewing machine foot (besides the normal one)? Are there any feet you have but have never used? (Challenge to try one and report back?) Favorite sewing machine foot? Least favorite? Insewmniacs is created, performed, edited, and produced by Jenny Hassler and Moira Asheland. Please check us out on Instagram at @insewmniacs @johassler @atomicbabycosplay. You can find our FREE community over on Patreon as well! Good ni...

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What are the sewing habits, tools and construction choices that have made the biggest difference to our sewing?In this episode, Johanna and Malena share their personal sewing game changers, including pressing throughout construction, pre-pressing hems, inserting trouser zippers on the flat, making toiles, and cutting tricky fabrics in a single layer.They also discuss what home sewists can learn from ready-to-wear construction, using press templates for pockets, adjusting presser foot pressure, heavy

Jeannine Starr shares her remarkable transition from a 23-year leadership career in higher-education fundraising in New York City to becoming a successful flower preservation and resin artist. What began during the pandemic as a hobby making small resin jewelry pieces eventually grew into JSTAR NYC, a storefront business in Manhattan’s Floral District. Working alongside her daughter Annie, Jeannine has created a business where their strengths complement each other—Jeannine focuses on the artistry

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Jo Andrews is the creator of Haptic & Hue, the podcast through which she uncovers fascinating stories always through the lens of textiles, many of which might otherwise have been lost. A professional reporter and correspondent, Jo leaves me awe with her incredible story telling skills. I got to ask her tons of questions about the creation and impact of Haptic and Hue, all posed by the amazing patrons of CYT.Support the podcast over on Patreon! Jo Andrews is the creator of the Haptic

This $990 belt isn't saddle-stitched by hand like the bags Hermès is known for — it's machine-sewn, which is exactly why anyone can buy it while Birkins and Kellys stay gatekept. I opened it up to see what's actually inside: three leather layers, a palladium-coated buckle, and a materials cost I could trace back to source pricing.The markup turned out lower than expected for the brand — around 12-13x on both the strap and the buckle, not the 20x+ multiples seen elsewhere in luxury. So

Robin Clevett looks at the growing demand for fitted interiors and asks whether carpenters could use their existing skills to move into a new and potentially lucrative area of the industry.Robin is joined by Damian Walters, CEO of the British Institute of Fitted Interior Specialists, to discuss the skills shortage facing the sector, attracting new talent and why carpenters and joiners could be well placed to make the move into furniture fitting.Beth Harrison from Site Works explains the challenges