Chris Frediani is joined by Plasterers to tell him stories of times they've turned around a bad situation and times where a job that looked good on paper has descended into disaster. Guests include: Alastair Bell & Carl Ruane

Send us a text In this vibrant episode of the Sewing Social podcast, Gemma Daly sits down with the brilliant Gay, founder of Lived In, to explore the creative world of clothing repair and the powerful movement behind it. Gay takes us on a journey through her love for sewing, her deep-rooted passion for sustainability, and the transformative art of visible mending—especially using the striking Japanese technique of Sashiko. With stories from her own path and the students she mentors, she...

Joel Bardall and Todd Von Joel are joined by Scottish Decorator from the Highlands, Craig Murphy AKA The Kilted Painter. Craig talks about his experiences filming for Channel 5 TV 'Faking It', where he swapped his paint brushes for make up brushes. Craig talks about learning the skills, the pressure involved, what it was like to shoot a TV show and also the story behind the famous white kilt.

The natural seasons of a year, as well as the broader seasons of our lives, shape the stories we have to tell... and the time we have to tell them. In this episode I'm catching up with Alissa Williams about our current scrapbooking interests and the need for adaptation to each new season. Our discussion includes personal experiences, recent surprises, and decisions we've made about the future. Links Mentioned Alissa on Instagram: @alissarecommendsLet's Create Together kitsShimelle's Best of B...

This special episode marks the soft opening of Norwegian Wool Month 2025 with a heartfelt panel conversation straight from the Nook – Anne’s vibrant knitting community. Join Anne and co-host Steph as they welcome three cherished Nookers – Laura, Sandra, and Jo– for a cozy, candid, and deeply inspiring chat about knitting, connection, and the stories that shape us.You’ll hear personal journeys into Norwegian knitting, tales of ancestral mittens, the joys (and surprises) of switching from

Scrap Talk Podcast: Shop Tour at Cut the Scrap 🎨✨ Ever wondered where sustainable craft magic happens? Join Debbie and Shannon for an exclusive behind-the-scenes shop tour of Cut the Scrap, Allentown’s hub for secondhand arts & crafts supplies and community creativity! Whether you’re a seasoned maker or just craft-curious, you’ll discover how we transform scraps into inspiration—one shelf at a time. Don’t forget to hit Subscribe for more Scrap Talk episodes, crafting tips, and community

Send us feedback about this episode! Do you fear and avoid buttonholes? As a sewist, you can't hide from them forever, and mastering them will open a whole new world of possibilities. Modern sewing machines also do most of the heavy lifting for you. Whether you make them by hand, use a four-step machine setting, or whip them out automatically with a modern electronic sewing machine, there are some tips to make the process easier. And nothing beats practice! Show notes for each episode: www.th...

Illinois Brewing Magazine is a quarterly publication that features the finest in craft beer in our great state. Each issue is filled with everything you need to know about Illinois Breweries. The Summer 2025 issue is available now. I’ll also have offerings from Brothership Brewing and Old Irving Brewing this week.  Illinois Brewing Magazine Illinois Craft Brewers Guild Brothership Brewing Old Irving Brewing  Beer Media GroupBecome a supporter of this podcast:

Episode 21: The Great Sewing Machine Debate The Sewcial Hour Podcast It’s time to talk about the workhorse of every sewing room, the sewing machine! In this episode, Bethany and Audra dive into all things sewing machines: how to choose the right one, what features really matter, and how to keep your machine running like a dream. Whether you’re shopping for your first machine, eyeing an upgrade, or just love geeking out over machine features, this episode is packed with tips for every sewist. ...

This week we are chatting with stringthing aka Tiffany from our discord server about her experience journaling during MeMadeMay. We also discuss Kentucky & meander into other topics along the way. 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 community over on Patreon - it's free to join! - as well! Don't forget to give us a...

Join Hattie Hasan MBE and Steph Leese as they and their guests delve into the realities of working in male-dominated industries. In this episode, they focus on a topic that often gets overlooked: toilet facilities for women in the trades.Hattie and Steph will be joined by toilet expert and The Loo of the Year Awards Managing Director, Becky Wall, along with plumber Anna and landscaper Kerry. They dive into every toilet-related issue, including how poor facilities are deterring young women from

Producer Trav went to football so the Zebra took over for the movie review, could it be the best one we have had so far? Obama has controversial condiment opinions which really winds Sam up. Plus loads of your messages and voice notes.Also if you love the podcast, vote for us in the Listener's Choice award at this years British Podcast Awards, go to https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/voting to cast your vote for the Baldies!You can WhatsApp The Bald Builders Breakfast directly 24 hours a day on

TR tells Aradia about the history of needles, and how to be a good needle consumer.West Virginia Extension: Backstitch: A Brief History of Needles, Bobbins and Stitches | WVU ExtensionOrder a Wawak catalog: https://www.wawak.com/request-a-catalog The three needle brands:  Organ, Schmetz, Groz-Beckert Get ad-free episodes through our Patreon:

Rochelle's been on quite the adventure, trying on 1940s wigs at Quilt Nebraska and deciding they're her new go-to! She's also become a fabric organizing whiz, making sure every zipper and notion has its perfect spot, even rethinking those sky-high cupboards. Plus, she spilled all the tea on her wool crafting obsession, showcasing adorable ornaments and sharing her excitement about teaching these fuzzy creations at upcoming events like Winter Wonderland and Camp Wanna Sew. It sounds like Roche...

Preserving Memories in Resin: The Art and Heart of Wildflower Preservation - Episode 25The conversation features Kali and Robert from Wildflower Preservation, a Tennessee-based business specializing in preserving wedding, memorial, and special event flowers using museum-quality iCoat epoxy resin. They discuss their journey from starting as a small hobby to building a thriving handmade business that operates with full transparency and direct client communication. Kali, who initially studied criminal

Robin Clevett looks into handling conflict. Robin talks to a range of guests from the construction industry about how they handle disagreements, frustrating situations, arguments and full on fist fights. Guests include: John Argyle, Jack Auletta & Dan Tempest.

This week we talk about: @melbournecitydyeworks01 #chunkydalia knit by @leneholmesamsoe#yarnchicken Marriage guidance #windingskeinspurling through the back look Wedding shawl @nimbleknits @circustonichandmade #blockingitemscrochet picots@maximooDo you tell someone if you see a mistake #stepastepsweaterPros and Cons of MKALS @westknits #latvianbraidsincreases and decreases Knitting in the News - Crochet Roses ahead of the Women's Rugby World Cup https://www.bbc.com/news/...

Send us a text In this episode of the SweetGeorgia Show, Felicia Lo speaks with Britt Garber, a designer and advocate in the crochet community. They discuss Britt's journey into crochet, her design philosophy, the importance of community, and her initiatives like the Makers of Color Collective. Britt shares her experiences with Tunisian crochet, the challenges of designing patterns, and her commitment to inclusivity in the craft. The conversation highlights the significance of representation ...

TW: Venomous spider mention in Scenic Route. Skip to 23:38 if you don't want to deal with that. No outtakes from this episode! All of the weirdness is left in. 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...

In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Pamela from Pamela’s Painted Spaces, a professional house painter and mural artist, to explore her journey from working in visual merchandising to building a fulfilling career as a self-employed creative professional. Pamela shares what it’s like to transition into the world of residential painting and wall mural design, including the challenges, rewards, and creative freedom that come with running your own painting business. She opens up about integ...