Inappropriate Quilters, get ready for a jam-packed episode! Rochelle and Leslie dive deep into the thrilling world of scheduling woes, travel adventures, and even some climbing triumphs. Hear all about Rochelle's globe-trotting teaching gigs, from Hawaii to Japan, and Leslie's exciting collage workshop. Plus, find out what happened when Leslie tried to pin down Rochelle's availability – it was a true comedy of errors! But wait, there's more! The ladies also tackle serious topics with a lighth...

In this episode, Matt talks with Will Hodges of Treve Cambridge about the art of fine leatherwork. They explore the tools and techniques behind luxury craftsmanship, from handling exotic skins to achieving precision with stitching and skiving.👉 Follow on Instagram:@leathershoppod👉 More episodes:leathershoppod.com👉 Recommended tools:Amazon Shop👉 All links & resources:LinktreeSupport us on Patreon

Johanna and Malena have noticed a recent decline in body diversity, both on the runway and among celebrities (hello, Ozempic). Was body inclusivity just a passing trend? And how does this shift make us feel about our own bodies?Navigating society’s beauty standards is definitely complicated. And as sewing influencers, Malena and Johanna also want to present themselves, and in particular their creations, in the best light– quite literally. So being non-judgmental toward ourselves is often easier said

Join pioneering tradeswomen Hattie Hasan, MBE, and Steph Leese as they pull back the curtain on the reality of working in a male-dominated industry. In this episode, they're joined by fellow tradeswomen Clare Fitzmaurice and Pixie Esperanza, who share their personal experiences working in the skilled trades with a disability. They’ll explore the challenges and triumphs of succeeding in construction while living with a chronic illness or disability.

The boys wanted to have some off-air fun, and pranked one of their good friends… let's just say it ended in tears! Ever seen a real life mascot? Nope me neither also you would never believe how much a mascot gets paid. And the list of the top 5 toughest trades has been released again but did yours make the cut?  Plus loads of your voice notes and messages too!You can WhatsApp The Bald Builders Breakfast directly 24 hours a day on 077090 81400. Listen to The Bald Builders Breakfast weekdays from 6am

Bobbins! What are they, and how have they evolved? How did the very practical gizmo of an auto-winder give way to the innovation of…. A digital clock? Today’s episode covers a lot of ground, but trust us, it is all connected.https://extension.wvu.edu/files/d/dbc6f7a0-9b40-4917-8432-6c4976526c96/wlg-42-backstitch_needles_digital.pdf

Pommelien Thijs zingt, acteert en doet graag zotte dingen met haar handen. Lassen bijvoorbeeld, of parket leggen. Of was het toch mozaïek? Het is duidelijk, Pommelien Thijs is van alle markten thuis. In Atelier Cuvelier stelt ze haar nieuwe album 'Gedoe' voor. Samen met Michèle Cuvelier duikt ze in het maakproces van haar nieuwe plaat en meer specifiek het nummer 'Cassandra'. “Ik kan geen song schrijven zonder een ‘bridge’”, vertelt ze. Welkom Pommelien Thijs, welkom in Atelier Cuvelier.

This week, we continue our discussion of chapter 6 in the book 13 things mentally strong people don't do called calculated risks.

In this episode of "Planning a Life I Love", we are talking about our first encounter with broken relationships and the process of mending them. Holly shares mental health tips about fixing relationships but also how to let go of broken ones, and Heather shares planning tips on how to use your planner if you find yourself needing to fix relationships in your life. Come join us! Episodes will drop every Friday!Check out our mental health journal collection here:

Mariette Fleur vertelt over het zeer geslaagde festival Tegendraads, dat jaarlijks in Wormerveer in de bocht van de Zaan wordt gehouden. Geja stond er met haar kar, een kraam en workshops Solar Dye. Marleen liep over de markt met een microfoon en sprak veel standhouders. Hoogtepunt van het bezoek was het bad in 100.000 hartjes!Cecile vertelt over de Zaanse klederdracht en natuurlijk is er ook weer de agenda!Tegendraads:Mariette Fleur: https://www.instagram.com/mariette.peters1/Baden in Liefde:

The Resin Mastery podcast is buzzing with excitement as it celebrates multiple milestones, including a significant iCoat competition, years of operation, the release of “HV Ultra,” the Phoenix rising from the ashes, and Rachel’s upcoming wedding, which is just eight days away. The episode focuses on the ongoing competition, offering participants a chance to win substantial prizes while promoting their own businesses through social media engagement. The hosts, Rachel and Ian, emphasize the

Robin Clevett invites Jack Auletta, a top quality builder local to him in Surrey, to join him in the studio and discuss the construction industry as a whole. Robin and Jack discuss rates of pay, approach to managing a business, the positive changes in the industry, what is slowing down building work more than it should and where more support for the trade needs to come from.

Send us a text In this episode of The SweetGeorgia Show, host Felicia welcomes Grayson Erlbacher, the general manager of Erlbacher Knitting Machines. They discuss the vibrant community surrounding circular sock knitting, the importance of events like the crank-in, and the history and evolution of knitting machines. Grayson shares insights into the company's journey, the significance of fostering a supportive environment for knitters, and the future of machine knitting. The conversation highli...

If you’ve ever wondered how to design a crochet pattern and actually turn it into a profitable part of your crochet business, this episode is for you. I’m walking you through my complete crochet pattern design process—from the very first idea to launching the finished pattern in my shop.In this behind-the-scenes look, you’ll learn:● Crochet business tips for designing patterns that stand out in a crowded market● How to brainstorm unique crochet pattern ideas that actually sell● My step-by-step

in this episode we talk and laugh a lot about: putting buttons on the field sweater, how do you get 11 buttons? @camillavaddksteeking a shoulder opening on the #Almavest @sanna_and_co moral of the story is FOLLOW THE PATTERNCan you knit lace and do anything else, e.g. talk, listen, travel and more?#unpicking #cablingwithoutneedles #arguments over pattern decipheringslow unveiling of the pattern instead of having a whole week in one hit.moving markers when doing a repeatDo you slip a stit...

Fall is the perfect time to explore cozy, textured fabrics that feel amazing to wear and sew with. We share our top 10 favorite fabrics for autumn sewing, what makes each one special, and the specific projects we're planning to make with them right now. Join Seamwork to create your wardrobe with us each month. Get our free sewing planner and start designing. Get our free Snippets newsletter Download our free fitting journal Watch our tutorials and see what Sarai’s making on YouTube Follow us on

New socks, new challenges, and a long awaited stance on stuff. Hey Ya'll, I'm Peggy, and I'm The Kickass Knitter An experienced knitter documenting her journey through TKGA's Master Handknitting Program, as well as other fiber fun. Peggy is a largely self-taught fiber enthusiast and Knitter with a capital K. She loves yarn, crafting, and riding her motorcycle. Questions? Comments? Feedback?!? My inbox is open at thekickassknitter@gmail.com. Show notes can always be found here. Addit...

Jeg snakker med bunadsyer i Valdres Bodil Enger som har studert lokale draktskikker med hovedvekt på slutten av 17 og begynnelsen av 1800-tallet og vet en hel del om hvordan folk faktisk gikk kledd. Bodil forteller om hvordan hun begynte å sy klær, først til dukkene og senere til seg selv i skoletiden før hun valgte Kjole- og Draktsøm på videregående skole og tok svenneprøven i 3-årig skoleløp. Konfirmasjonsbunaden sin monterte hun selv med hjelp av sin kunst- og håndverkslærer på ungdomsskolen som

In this episode ofSkein and Tell we’re unraveling one of the most powerful secrets in colorwork: color dominance.It’s a tiny detail, the way you hold your yarns, but it completely transforms your knitting. Get it right, and your motifs are bold, sharp, and professional. Get it wrong, and they blur into the background.In this episode, Gea will walk you through:What color dominance is (and why it matters so much)How to hold your yarns for consistent, crisp motifsThe connection between floats and

Hey yarn bestie! Gea from Hobbii here, and today on Skein and Tell we’re pulling back the curtain on one of knitting’s greatest mysteries: floats in stranded colorwork.Those little strands running behind your stitches can make or break your project... Too tight and your fabric puckers, too loose and it snags. But once you learn how to manage them, floats turn into pure magic: smooth fabric, bold motifs, and colorwork you’ll be proud to show off.In this episode, we’ll unravel it all:What floats are