Every dollar in a handmade business is tied to an hour of work. Until that changes income is permanently capped by available time. In this episode Leslie and Mike break down the three types of income — active, leveraged, and asset — and exactly how craft business owners can start moving beyond trading time for money. In this episode you'll learn: The three income types and why most crafters stay stuck in just oneWhy the handmade model is structurally limited and what to do about itHow digital...

Eight years building The Party Crafter taught Leslie things nobody told her at the start. In this episode Leslie and Mike get honest about what they would do completely differently if they were starting a craft business in 2026  the tools, the platforms, the income streams, and the mindset shifts that would have changed everything.In this episode you'll learn:Why building your email list from day one is non-negotiableHow to add digital products in year one not year fiveWhy social media is not

hris Frediani looks at one of the challenges that comes with working on bigger jobs — reaching high ceilings and the top of walls while still achieving a great finish.Chris is joined by Dee Prosser and The Tape Slayer, Leigh Griffiths, to discuss their experiences using stilts and hop ups, how they approach working at height, the different equipment they've tried, and some of the slips and close calls they've encountered along the way.Chris also shares his own experiences of working from height,

Hello yarn friends -I’m so excited to share this episode of the podcast with you as it’s a bit of a departure from the the yarn shops, super sports fan sweaters and bespoke yarn brands that have been talked about so far.Earlier this year I had the pleasure of speaking with Canadian textile artist Alexandria Masse who is pushing the boundaries of crochet with her enormous projects, from giant insects and wormholes, to love confessions and dim sum - seriously, just check out her portfolio to see her

Three Northern MakersEpisode 245Nailed ItPierres Juggling Two Videos and Steve’s Getting OlderBig thank you to all our Patreons and a Huge thanks to all out Top tier PatreonsBig Thank you To Begnt a Neilson@MakerinProgress, Scot Walker @scotwalker, Jim @the.accidentalwoodworker, Alister Forbes @thelionthornmaker, Georgios Petrousis @menios_workshop, Chris @back.to.the.workshop. Mat Melleor @Makermellor, André Jørassen, Toni Kaic @oringe_finsnickeri, Thor Halvor @thwoodandleather, Neil Hislop

Hard Wood, Hard Lessons – The Gidgee EpisodeWhat happens when you put timber through university, throw a chunk of Gidgee at a lathe, spend half your life sanding it, and then realise you probably should have gone to the gym?Welcome back to The Timber Bros Podcast with Plummo & Hazy — where woodworking, timber, tools, projects and the occasional workshop disaster all get thrown into the same bloody shed.This episode is a ripper.We kick things off with Engineered Timber and ask the question every

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Welcome to the LONDON❤️ CALLING☎️ Live LEGO Podcast🎧 audio edition, where I will be joined by friends from all over the world🌎 for lots of interaction with you in the chat talking about all things LEGO, LIFE and LOTS of LAUGHS too. So please do join in the fun and be a BIG part of the AFOL conversation.This week we are live at Brickslopes and we take a look at all those awesome new Mario Minifigures. 👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 The LONDON CALLING panel this week consists of:📺

craftcast.com What if your creative life doesn't follow the plan? What if the road takes you from biomedical engineering… to art history… to the technology industry… and eventually to becoming a metal clay artist, teacher, publisher and champion of a creative community? That's the wonderfully winding story of Brandy Boyd. On this episode of CRAFTCAST: Where Soul Meets Craft, Alison Lee and Patrik Kusek talk with Brandy about discovering metal clay in the early days of the medium, becoming a

A tale more than 2,000 years old—and a little ancient wisdom with flour on its hands. Come craft with me. I have a story to tell you. Let’s Talk Lavender is a storytelling podcast for knitters, stitchers and creative crafters — a place for curious stories about ordinary objects, peculiar discoveries, people, nature, memory and the small things we might otherwise pass by. The subject changes from week to week. You might find yourself thinking about a forgotten photograph; why birds sing; a...

Get ready for an action-packed episode as we dive into a little bit of everything! We are sharing the scoop on Leslie's recent quest for a better doctor experience. But it's not all medical talk—we are also dishin' on some wild local news about a nearby tank fire, sharing a hilarious story about a quilting group secretly playing blackjack, and giving a major shout-out to the power of friendship and supporting each other through life's ups and downs. Of course, we couldn't forget the crafty u...

NewsWest invites programme contributions. You can send yours as email attachments to newswest@vk6.net by noon on Fridays - our editorial policy is that items should be about Amateur Radio, and relating to, or of interest to, radio amateurs in Western Australia.Originating in Perth, Western Australia, NewsWest is produced by WA Amateur Radio News for listeners on-air, online and on-demand. Whichever way you're listening, whether you're a licensed radio amateur or not, experienced or just a beginner,

Welcome back to Season 3! Anjali and Alison kick things off with a topic that a lot of knitters have A Lot of Feelings about: knitwear designers releasing brand-new patterns that are similar (sometimes very similar) to patterns they have already released. We also hear from Sophie Hemmings of the Knit Purl Girl, who was kind enough to share her thoughts from the designer's perspective.Buckle up and put on that cardigan version of the pullover pattern you also own. Or is it a jacket? Or did you buy

Today was supposed to be a very different podcast episode.But on the morning of August 28, 2026, King Harald V of Norway passed away after 35 years on the throne. Before you listen, two little corrections from me. This was a very spontaneous conversation recorded on an emotional day, and somewhere between my brain and my mouth, the royal numbers got muddled. Throughout the conversation I call King Harald V “King Harald VII”. He was, of course, King Harald V. You will also hear us talk

Over five years and 30+ dissected bags, I built a four-pillar scoring system for modern luxury: shopping experience, product quality, exclusivity, and logo signal power. Ten brands, scored out of 40 each — Prada, Loewe, Chanel, Saint Laurent, Goyard, Hermès, Ferragamo, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Bottega Veneta.The results won't match what you'd expect from price tag alone. One brand stood out for genuinely engineering scarcity around real craftsmanship. Another surprised me for the opposite

Ash Mahoney is joined by world record-breaking Bricklayer, Charlie Collison to hear the full story behind his successful Guinness World Record attempt.Charlie talks Ash through the challenge from start to finish – how he prepared, what it took to break the record and what it felt like to officially become a world record holder.Ash also picks up the conversation around his decision to step away from site work earlier this year. With Charlie recently back on site himself, Ash gets his thoughts on the

Take Better Beer Photos With Your PhoneEver take a picture of a great-looking beer only to check your phone and think… that looked a lot better in person? This week on Beer In Front, I’m talking with professional photographer Casey Fatchett, host of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, about how to take better photos of your beer and food without hauling around a bag full of professional camera equipment.Casey has been shooting professionally for more than 25 years, and he shares some easy things anyone

David Young is the proprietor of Big Rock Bows based south of Spokane, Washington. David was introduced to primitive archery and bow carving more than a decade ago from his friend, renowned bowyer Clay Hayes. Since then, he has carved his own reputation as an exceptional bowyer and regularly hosts bow carving retreats at his ranch, Big Rock Ranch. Please enjoy this episode of Project Quiver on Salish Wolf with David Young.          Episode Links:

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John speaks to Sophie at her studio in Woolwich , London. Sophie tells us about her path to becoming a respected stained glass artist, her inspirations, mentors along the way. She finishes by tell us about her future plans to create art that celebrates her dual heritage. This episode will have more value by referencing Sophies content on her website or instagram feed. Her website is Light Lust Glass and insta is sophiaartglass