Todd Von Joel and Joel Bardall tackle the paperwork, admin and other jobs that come with running a trade business.Todd admits he’s been struggling with a mental block when it comes to keeping on top of the back end of his business, so they speak to fellow business owners Chris Ordinaire and Danny Webb about how they manage everything from invoicing and quotes to bookkeeping, emails, ordering materials and keeping records.They share the systems they’ve developed, what they’ve learned through trial

Send us feedback about this episode! When JOANN Fabrics closed its doors, sewists lost more than a convenient place to buy fabric. We also lost easy access to patterns, thread, zippers, buttons, interfacing and all the other essentials needed to complete a project. In the 18 months since the closures began, the sewing-supply landscape has changed considerably. In this episode, we look at what disappeared with JOANN, which retailers and independent businesses are stepping in to fill the gaps, ...

Pour commencer ces épisodes immersifs dans les univers créatifs, j'avais très envie de rendre visite à Lara dans sa mercerie Liégeoise : Coton Urbain. Cet endroit propose un peu de tout, mais pas n'importe quoi, et c'est précisément ça qui rend coton urbain unique. Mais comme vous allez l'entendre, ce n'est pas sans challenge. Le monde de la couture et des merceries est en continuelle mutation depuis plusieurs années. Lara nous raconte comment elle conçoit, organise, navigue ces nouvelles réalités

What happens when your sewing space goes from a cozy Narrow Boat to a cottage in Scotland? 🏡🧵 In Episode 53 of The Sewcial Hour, I’m chatting with my friend Tracy Perks of Rope & Anchor Trading Co. Tracy joins me from the UK for a casual conversation about her quilting journey, her recent move to a cottage in Scotland, and what it’s like to suddenly have a whole lot more room to sew! We talk about Tracy’s unique approach to quilt pattern design and her wonderfully distinctive writing

S3 EP32 Listener AMA Part 2. We asked our Discord members what questions they had for us. There were so many we’re splitting it in two - this is part two. 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 night - sleep well, we know we won’t! Don't forget to give us a 5 star rating ...

We’re comparing top-down and toe-up socks, talking pros, cons, personal preferences, and why you might choose one over the other. Which side are you on? 🧶🧦 And, of course, there’s plenty of the Yarn Barf Crew’s signature wandering conversation along the way. Another episode you don’t want to miss!

Märta Stenevi gästar podden. Vi pratar med det tidigare språkröret för Miljöpartiet om skapande, mående, hållbarhet - och kopplingarna däremellan. När började Märta sticka och vad har terapi, excel och stickning gemensamt?

When is a long-shuttle actually a rotary? Journey with us back to the drama of the golden age of sewing machines through a contemporary trade journal!Free-Westinghouse https://tallysew.com/sewing-machines/westinghouse-sewing-machines/free-westinghouse-type-e-rotary/I love Lucy with Free-Westinghouse: https://www.50slucy.com/category/sewing-machineWill C. Free Rotoscillo motion video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tjX-ExfcIQ&t=39sSMT with article on Free "rotoscillo" mechanism

I avsnitt 66 har vi för avsikt att ha ett tema om vad vi tycker om att sticka och varför, men vi var så opratade att det hade gått en hel timme innan vi ens kommit dit så vi sparar temat till avsnitt 67. I avsnitt 66 får ni veta vad vi gjort klart och vad vi stickar på. Shownotes finns på pattarpysslar.se och Karin finns på karinsproduktion, Linda på linuspyssur, Maria finns på mariasalster och alla vi finns på pattarpysslar.

Robin Clevett is joined by TV and radio presenter Sam Pinkham, co-founder of Shack, to hear how he has gone from broadcasting to building a rapidly growing construction business.Shack specialises in the architectural design and sustainable construction of cabins, homes and hotels.Sam talks Robin through the journey of starting the business, scaling up, bringing architectural design in-house and some of the standout projects Shack has delivered.They also discuss the challenges of finding skilled and

Five foundational habits that sustain creative energy all year long: reflection, proximity, saying yes, action, and camaraderie. This is a bonus replay from our archive of 77 members-only episodes that aired before Scrapbook Your Way launched. You'll hear references to tools and platforms from that time, along with live Q&A. ✨ Find your creative home at simplescrapper.com/membership

In this episode of Life Well Stitched, our Host, Mary Meier-Evans interviews Suzie Vallerie, owner of The Enriched Stitch in Wilton, CT and Needlepoint in Paradise in Naples, FL. Click here to see which Curious Cowgirl Needlepoint Canvases are currently available! Mentioned in the Episode The Enriched StitchNeedlepoint in ParadiseAmanda Lawford DesignsKelly ClarkPaula Rae Schmidt What Are We Currently Stitching: Zecca Cosmic MothKelly Clark Willow the Witch Click here to joi...

In this episode, I’m joined by Irina Shaar, the creator and host of Fiber Chats. We talk about why she started interviewing people from across the fibre world, what she has learned from those conversations, and the moments that have stayed with her. From finding “your people” at Rhinebeck to knitting through COVID and the way craft connects generations, this becomes a much wider conversation about what knitting gives us. We also talk honestly about social media, going viral, creative confiden...

Chris Frediani speaks to two familiar faces who have both recently experienced major changes in their careers.Plasterer, John Maison talks about being forced to hang up the trowel following shoulder surgery, how he’s adapted to life away from the tools, and whether retirement really means stepping away from the trade altogether.Chris is also joined by long-time guest Gary Blackburn, who has recently retired from his role with British Gypsum.Gary reflects on his career, why he moved off the tools,

Hello yarn lovers -This episode of the podcast is a family affair with Lydia Amartey-Williams of Weku Yarn. It was also supposed to include her sister Hannah, who is the other half of this hand dyed yarn business, but sadly her little man had other ideas that day!I’m sure many makers would agree that there aren’t many projects bigger than starting your own yarn line, but that’s just what Lydia and Hannah have done - creating and introducing a commercial yarn to their hand-dyed business. Bukom DK is

I avsnitt 67 kastar vi oss över temat: Varför väljer vi det vi väljer och vad väljer vi bort och varför.En av oss vill bara sticka svåra saker, en vill helst sticka randigt och prickigt och en vill att det ska bli klart inom en överskådlig framtid. Vi finns på pattarpysslar.se med shownotes och på instagram under pattarpysslar linduspysslur mariasalster karinsproduktion

Welcome back, quilting friends! In this episode, Leslie and Rochelle catch up on all things sewing, life, and the hilarious moments in between. They kick things off with a laugh about an incredibly tall 7 Brew Coffee bouncer and the daily struggle of keeping up with Instagram when you’d rather be stitching. Leslie dishes on an amazing $80 Target bag find and recent retreat fabric hauls, and Rochelle on her new Thursday schedule over at the Merc. Plus, they dive into some sweet family updates,...

Hey there everyone and thanks for checking out episode eight of You Know The Drill - A Diamond Painting PodcastThis time around we are chatting with the wonderful Rebecca of Add More Zest.We get into that it takes to build a successful shop, how Rebecca adds her own flavor to the shop, and a lot more.Thank you all for the support of the podcast thus far, we really appreciate it!Happy placing!Links and info:Anthony: https://www.youtube.com/@singleandplacing Mia:

Norway has a centuries-old tradition of marking handmade objects with dates, initials, and symbols. Anne and Steph explore how these simple marks can preserve family stories, identity, important life events, and the legacy of the people who made them.Through examples of Norwegian chests, bunad accessories, samplers, carved objects, and a 1943 painted sewing box, they uncover the stories that can be found in these personal marks. They also explore Norwegian naming traditions and why marking

Episode 196Wednesday, August 12, 2026 On the Needles 1:55 ALL KNITTING LINKS GO TO RAVELRY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.  Please visit our Instagram page @craftcookreadrepeat for non-Rav photos and info FLOCK! OMG Heel Socks by Megan Williams, Knit Picks Felici in Silent Film Scultura by Cecelia Campochiaro, AVFKW Floating in Ripple Effect 135-1 Limestone by DROPS design, Baa Ram Ewe Donegal Twists in Banshee and Dullahan SSAL 2026: Chameleonic Socks by Stephen West, Schoppel-Wolle