Did you know that there is more than one way to make a stitch with a sewing machine? Today’s episode covers the chainstitch, a useful and dynamic stitch that can be created on machines that are toy sized!Get ad-free episodes through our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Used2Sew Buy stickers: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WYGY99FBLA474 Facebook:

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In this episode, Leslie and Rochelle cover everything from technical triumphs to fascinating personal stories. Rochelle shared her adventurous climbing experiences, including observing blindfolded homeschoolers and mastering "quiet feet" on the auto-belay. The group also delved into exciting crafting retreats, where one unexpected talent for sophisticated unicorn projects stole the show, proving that hidden skills can emerge in the most delightful ways! The conversation continued with excitin...

In this inspiring conversation, Jeremiah and Bandanabee join the podcast to share their journeys both on and off the stage. Jeremiah reflects on his experiences in theater, exploring how performance shaped his creativity and confidence. Bandanabee opens up about chasing their dreams, the challenges of staying motivated, and the importance of believing in yourself. Together, they discuss the overlaps of art, ambition, and passion—offering listeners encouragement to pursue their own paths with courage

Robin Clevett talks to Carpenter and Woodworking Enthusiast, Richard Wagner about the variety of niches he's taken on and experiened within the trade. Richard talks about theatre set building, high rope course design and the work he's put into a boat.

Share your thoughts & suggestions! In this episode of Creative Crossroads, hosts Catherine and Ellyn discuss their new personal curriculums and the subjects they are passionate about learning. Ellyn delves into her fascination with Frank Lloyd Wright, sharing insights from her visit to his winter camp in Arizona and the new Magnolia Network show, 'The Last Wright.' She also talks about collecting books on Wright's architecture. Catherine, on the other hand, is focused on updating he...

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Life changes, and so should your wardrobe! Whether you're navigating a major transition or simply discovering new parts of yourself, we'll share practical strategies for evolving your handmade wardrobe with confidence. Learn how to honor what's stayed the same while embracing what's different. 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

Vi podder fra sofaen på Vestlia. Skravla går om pågående prosjekter, hva vi har strikket siden sist (hei Gujo Sweater) og hva vi skal på Vestlia. Og så Tondo Mono Sweater da, drømmeprosjektet som vi begge kjøpte i Bergen 😍 Og Marte har endret mening om noe som sjokkerer Vibeke, er vi likere enn vi trodde? 😅Heng med inn i bobla vår 🫧

Do you have piles of unfinished crochet projects tucked away in baskets and bags? In this episode of Simply Hooked: A Crochet Podcast, we dive deep into the world of crochet WIPs (Works in Progress). Whether you’re a beginner crocheter or a seasoned maker with a growing yarn stash, you’ll learn practical tips to organize, track, and actually finish your projects—without feeling overwhelmed.I’ll walk you through my favorite WIP tracking methods, how to set realistic crochet goals, and why using a

Lily Struthers owner of Bear House Build & Roofing Ltd; a successful roofer, role model, and business owner, joins me to share her inspiring journey with you awesome listeners! From her initial desire to work outdoors to founding her own successful company, Lily shares the importance of following your passion, the value of mentorship, and the joy of teaching the next generation. Lily speaks of the importance of hands-on experience in the trades and the need for effective communication.&nb...

Links to things we mention: This includes Ravelry links! Tramontana by Ines Garcia Alyson's Ripple Stripe Top Saknes by Zanete Hussain Mitten Advent Calendar by Kathy Lewinski Buzzfeed Quiz: Which Holiday Do You Love The Most? The Simple Thing by Melina Brell Fiber Expo Knitterly Things Why Knot Fibers Lair Of The Llama Knit + Stitch BIPOC in Fiber Flyy Dyed Maliqa Jewellery The Soap Dairy Yarn Food Aneela Hoey Show notes Support and follow us: Instagram Pearl and Plum Etsy

RDV du 26 au 30 novembre pour 5 jours consacrés au DIY au salon Créations & savoir-faire, à Paris ! +300 exposants, des centaines d'ateliers et plein d'animations autour des loisirs créatifs : c'est LE moment à ne pas manquer !Aujourd'hui, c'est un épisode spécial crochet que je vous propose ! Cela ne fait pas si longtemps que je connais le travail de Marine A. mais j'ai tout de suite été accrochée par son univers. Elle crochète depuis très longtemps et en a fait son

I denne episoden:Glava overtar Energirådgiverregisteret fra Enova, vi er skeptiske.Du kan spare 300 kWh årlig ved bruk av tømmer på badet ditt.Vi ringer Tore Granmo.En Podcast av og med Malermester Per Roger Bekken og Tjukkesnekkern.MAIL: bygningsvernpodden@gmail.comINSTAGRAM: @bygningsvernpoddenYOUTUBE: @bygningsvernpoddentv

Tone Skårdal Tobiasson er en virkelig ildsjel med et stort og utrettelig engasjement for å være med på å bygge ned det nåværende systemet, som opplagt ikke fungerer, og bidra til å få bygd opp lokale systemet for tekstilproduksjon som tar vare på miljø, natur og mennesker. Tone er opptatt av å finne ut hvordan ting fungerer og hun vet så mye om hvordan tekstilproduksjonen og politikken og økonomien rundt denne fungerer og ser hvilke endringer som trengs å gjøres. Mer lokalt er stikkordet for

Send us a text In this episode, we’re separating fact from fiction in the world of technical fabrics and MYOG. We debate 10 true or false statements about technical fabrics, covering topics like seam strength, water leakage, ripstop grids and more. Expect a playful and opinionated conversation that is sure entertain and maybe shock you. Guest: Matt Evans from Red Paw Packs Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

Hello yarn friends -We’re getting close to the end of this first series of the Make Joy podcast and I can hardly believe it. It’s been a wild ride, and a crazy year, and while it hasn’t always gone to plan, I hope you’ve enjoyed listing to the conversations I’ve been able to have with friends and colleagues from the yarn and craft world.This week is a little bit different, as things have been busy behind the scenes getting ready for Make Joy in a few short weeks. You’re coming, right? ;) I was

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Hello, and welcome to our Patreon early release of season 6, episode 3 of the Very Serious Crafts Podcast: Crafting a Legacy!What are you passing along to the next generation of crafters? In this episode, we discuss the physical items, the lessons, and, of course, the memories we've received from the crafters that paved our way. We'll also leave you with some sound advice: Whatever it is, just try it! (Even if you hate it and throw it away!) Patreon members are getting access to this episode 24

craftcast.com In this episode, I'm sharing 5 quick creative tips that keep me inspired and in motion: 1. It's a circle, not a line. Creativity loops and wanders—not knowing is part of the process. 2. Rest and return. Stop at night, come back with fresh eyes in the morning. 3. Set up easy re-entry. Tidy the studio, leave something ready so you'll want to dive back in. 4. Find balance. Balance brain work with hand work—keep both sides happy. 5. Show your work. Share what you make. The universe keeps