This week, James and Esther talk about game design. Whether you want to make a new game from scratch, add a twist to an old game, or mix some known concepts into a new one, this is the episode for you. We also talk about the not-so-mysterious but thematic phrase "throw your hat in the ring". Enjoy. Send us a text Support the show

My guest for this episode of Making Stitches Podcast is Amy Ting, a crochet designer from the US who specialises in amigurumi. Amy is a passionate advocate for the Japanese technique of crocheting in the round to create soft toys. She has been crocheting amigurumi creatures for 7 years and shares her work online on her website: https://curiouspapaya.com/ and on social media too https://www.instagram.com/curiouspapaya/ This summer, Amy released her first book of crochet patterns call...

This week on Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show, I’m joined by Theresa Benson (@theaiquilter) — award-winning quilter, enthusiastic learner, and dynamic teacher blending tradition with technology. With a background in electrical engineering and artificial intelligence, Theresa brings a fresh perspective to the craft, making complex ideas simple, inspiring, and fun.We talk about how quilting started as her creative outlet, how she found her voice as a teacher, and what led to her new book, "Digital Muse:

In this episode of Life Well Stitched, our Hosts, Mary Meier-Evans and Elizabeth Ann Meier (EA) discuss how the Autumn Needlepoint Market went. As well as a crazy but important question about pasta! Click here to see what canvases are currently available! Mentioned in This Episode: Curious Cowgirl Market Best-Sellers: Patriotic 4th of JulyHowdy, Hey Y'all and our Cowboy HatNYC BookmarksVintage Textile Inspired Other Designers we loved at Market: Spellbound Stitchery Witch HuntAtlan...

Ash Mahoney & Andy Mahoney talk to one of the best Stone Masons in the UK with Colin Reid joining them from Northern Ireland. Colin chats about how he got his start in the trade, some of his notable work, the challenges that come with the nature of his work, the tools, the materials and more!

Chris Frediani talks to Plasterers about the habits they've formed and the bad habits they've addressed that can affect their working experience. Chris covers everything from what we eat and drink while at work to the pub culture in the trade and alcohol and smoking. Guests: Joel Cooke, Neil Cox & John Lockyear.

✨ Register for the 2026 Planning Party at simplescrapper.com/plan26 In this episode, featuring Simple Scrapper staff and team members, we reflect on the importance of learning from experiences that don’t go as planned. The conversation includes how we navigate false starts and unexpected challenges, along with the lessons we'll take into another year of scrapbooking. This is the second part of our series leading up to the 2026 Planning Party. Links Mentioned Ali Edwards projects One Litt...

I avsnitt 54 har det inte blivit så mycket färdigt, men mycket är på gång. Karin har drabbats av manin, Maria har jobbat med alternativ stickfasthet och Linda har många bollar i luften. Vi kände att det kunde vara skönt med lite snabba projekt som du kanske hinner svänga ihop lite snabbt som en julklapp tillexempel. Så här kommer en lista på snabbstickade projekt. Shownotes finns på pattarpysslar.se

Send us a text In this insightful episode of the Sewing Social podcast, we chat with Laura, also known as The Specky Seamstress, about her journey into sewing, growing her skills, and turning her passion into a thriving business specialising in colourful bias binding. Laura shares how sewing has supported her mental well-being, how she juggles her creative work with family life, and what exciting projects are on the horizon. We also dive into the challenges of promoting size inclusivity in th...

On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast,  we’re talking about building a crochet business with Amy Ting.Amy Ting is a Korean-Taiwanese crochet designer based in the Bay Area, California. She is the author of Amigurumi Critters and creator of Curious Papaya. Amy’s amigurumi creations have resonated with a wide audience but especially so with the Asian-American population. Her designs have been featured in notable publications such as Simply Crochet Magazine and Crochet Society, and

Der Sommer ist da - und selbstverständlich wird gestrickt! Und weil das gemeinsame Stricken besonders viel Spaß macht, haben wir uns etwas Schönes überlegt: Gemeinsam mit euch stricken wir uns durch die Sommerferien. Das Thema? Unsere Minitücher aus unserem Bestseller Mini Tücher - Maxi Chic. Wann die Idee dazu aufkam, was es zu beachten gilt und was zum Ende des KALs am 15. September auf euch wartet - das besprechen Sophia und Louisa in dieser Folge von "Nur noch eine Reihe". Viel Spaß beim

Hey Forkies!Welcome back to another episode of your favorite podcast that nobody asked for!You know the drill, Grab a drink, grab a WIP, and let’s talk some shit!If you’d like to become one of our little darlings in the haters club, you can join our “Darling little haters club” tier on Patreon for more information.Want a forkie sticker? Get yours hereLove the podcast, and want more content or early episodes?You can find our Kofi & Patreon for the podcast, and you can show your support for us by

Joel Bardall and Todd Von Joel are joined by Decorators to talk about their worst mistakes and how they solved them. Joel and Todd also share their own and what they've done to avoid them happening again. Guests: Ryan Painter & Ashley Woodcock.

All the wool is a vlog all about handspinning yarn, processing wool, knitting, owning a wool mill, farm life and everything in between. To watch this episode on YouTube https://youtu.be/Dn1aiHad9nUhttps://youtu.be/Dn1aiHad9nU More Shetland! Some beautiful moorit going through the picker and carder. Plus I share some fresh raw wool fleeces that are getting added to the wool mill stash. And of course a bit of handspinning on an e-spinner at the end. To ask me a question https://docs...

The Festival Of Wood And Barrel Aged Beer is right around the corner. FOBAB will be held this year on November 7-8 at the Credit Union 1 Arena in Chicago. Each session will have over 300 beverages all aged in wood or wood barrels. I'll chat with Katie Carrier from the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild to get the details on the festival for 2025! Festival Of Wood And Barrel Aged BeerIllinois Craft Brewers GuildBeer Media GroupBecome a supporter of this podcast:

Cinkněte si s novým podcastem a vydejte se s Lukášem a Petrem na divokou cestu kolem rumového světa. Začínáme rumy španělského typu, které se zpravidla destilují na kolonových přístrojích a i když mají jednotlivé destinace svá specifika, dají se obecně charakterizovat jako lehké, neutrální, s tradičním chuťovým profilem, kde převažuje karamel, vanilka a sušené ovoce.Degustované lahve:Eminente Reserva 7ySanta Teresa Solera 1796Don Q Gran Reserva XONátivo Autentico Overproof

Konuğumuz araştırmacı, akademisyen, müzisyen ve sosyal girişimci Hüseyin Kıyak ile Türk Müziği kültürü alanında yaptığı çalışmalar ve amacı hakkında sohbet ediyoruz.

Send us feedback about this episode! In this episode, I chat with Saremy Duffy, the creative force behind the popular Sew Sew Live YouTube channel and the founder of Sew Sew Guild, an online sewing community built on encouragement, learning, and connection. Saremy shares how her journey from reluctant student to accomplished patternmaker to engaging YouTube creator helped her to build a thriving virtual studio where sewists from around the world come together to make, chat, and grow their ski...

In this episode of Forge and Foundry Podcast with Tony Swatton and Kerry Stagmer, we sit down with Ardeshir Radpour — a true modern-day renaissance man. Ardeshir is an actor, stuntman, polo player, and entrepreneur, whose life bridges the worlds of art, athleticism, and adventure. From galloping across the polo field to bringing cinematic battles to life on screen, Ardeshir’s journey is one of precision, passion, and purpose. Let’s dive in!

In this episode Anne and Steph share their personal journeys of learning to knit – from childhood lessons with grandmothers to rediscovering knitting as adults. They explore how the craft evolves over a lifetime, why every knitter benefits from revisiting the basics, and how the Level Zero and Level One self-study courses are designed to support true beginners and experienced knitters alike. A warm, reflective conversation about learning, re-learning, and embracing the imperfect beginnings