Send us a text In this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Carly, the designer and owner of Rootid Fabrics, shares her journey from a creative background to establishing her own fabric design business. She discusses the importance of sustainability in her work, the design process behind her collections, and the challenges of running a small business. Carly also emphasises the significance of community and connection through sewing, revealing her plans for future workshops and e...

Der Countdown läuft: In wenigen Tagen geht das Strickset für das diesjährige maschenfeine Muttertagstuch online - und wir sind mindestens so aufgeregt wie ihr! Um die Zeit gemeinsam zu überbrücken, haben sich Sophia und Marisa zusammengesetzt und geben euch einen ersten Vorgeschmack auf das neue Modell. Ein bisschen Geheimnis bleibt, aber ihr erfahrt zum Beispiel schon das Garn, das wir ausgesucht haben und bekommt die Daten für den dazugehörigen Knit-Along an die Hand. Und auch sonst gab es noch

Send us a text Amigos y Amigas de Historias de Carpintería! Aprovecho este momento para compartirles que estamos por iniciar la segunda temporada de entrevistas, este episodio es para conmemorar las 5 entrevistas más vistas en el canal de YouTube. Gracias por todo el apoyo, los comentarios, likes, suscripciones al canal, sugerencias, quejas y todos sus comentarios que han enriquecido sin duda las ganas de seguir trayendo para todos nosotros los mayores exponentes de nuestr...

Joel Bardall and Todd Von Joel talk about what the public are willing to pay for a professional decorators services. They react to a recent viral post that questioned a quote from a decorator, talk with top class Decorator, Chris Ordinaire about his experiences with customers questioning money and also listen to some audio of the public being asked what they're willing to pay for work.

As we approached the milestone of 300 episodes, I knew I wanted to make it big. So last month I gathered a group of fourteen Simple Scrapper staff and team members for an incredible conversation. Over two hours you will be treated to brilliant insights, heartfelt stories, and some of the best advice ever shared on the show. Thank you for listening and enjoy this special roundtable chat. Visit the show notes for this episode to find out how long each guest has been a member as well as all the ...

Hey Forkies!Welcome back to another episode of your favorite podcast that nobody asked for!Grab a drink and come craft and talk nonsense with us! Anyway, enjoy another episode from your two favorite hateful idiots xoIf 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.If you’re interested in Ryan’s upcoming tarot course, you can join the waitlist hereLove the podcast, and want more content or early

Send us feedback about this episode! Join Janet for a recap of her trip to Bernina University in Salt Lake City at the end of June. Hear about the classes she took, what she learned, and what's coming up for this fall. But the fun didn't end there! Janet flew from Salt Lake City to Seattle to meet up with two friends of hers from Tennessee, one of whom is a sewist! Janet and Deana visited five different fabric stores in the Seattle area. You'll get to hear about what they found at each one. T...

In this heartfelt and deeply personal episode, Anne and Steph dive into the philosophies that shape Anne’s life, teaching, and community. From her favorite mantra – “You are exactly where you’re supposed to be” – to the concept of “the gap and the gain,” Anne shares how her journey from burnout to business owner became the foundation for a supportive and transformational knitting community.Listeners will hear the behind-the-scenes story of how Anne's KNIT Method was born – blending

Episode 18: Siah Swag Bags – with Guests Kassiah & Susan This week on The Sewcial Hour Podcast, we’re joined by the powerhouse sister duo behind Siah Swag Bags: Kassiah Myers and Susan Thiriot! What started as a handmade hustle has grown into a beloved brand known for vibrant bag-making content, must-have supplies, and community-fueled creativity. We chat all about their journey from craft fairs and classroom teaching to running a thriving sewing business with a devoted YouTube following,...

EP 67 Stetchy things, or stretch yourself. Do you find that you sew with stretchy things? Why or why not? Best tips for working with stretchy stuff? Where do you find your stretchy things? Have you ever combined stretch & non-stretch fabrics? 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 fre...

The boys gave Producer Trav tons of stick about him losing a race with Sam, so we got some friends involved. Has a 106 year old man discovered food that helps you live a long, healthy life? Brad and Sam also attempted the noise of a peacock, gosh it was painful!  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

In this Episode, Andrew Ren, Kezurou Kai champion from Ottawa Canada, shares his journey into the world of Japanese hand planing competition. We talk about using a standard carpentry kanna/Japanese plane and using a wide plane. We also touch on different plane making blacksmith, photography and of course sharpening! You can see what Andrew is up too on Instagram To stay up to date with Mokuchi Studio happenings follow us on Instagram @mokuchistudio and sign up for the Mokuchi Stud...

Originally published November 10th 2024Welcome back to Used2Sew, where it’s time to talk about how rural electrification came to the sewing machine itself, and how Singer failed to capture the moment. Pungo Living:  https://pungolivinghome.com/2021/11/07/restoration-of-a-1930-vintage-singer-model-101-sewing-machine/ Get ad-free episodes through our Patreon:

Get ready, quilters, because this episode is packed with everything from construction updates to creative quilting projects! We chatted all about Leslie's amazing new studio, which is perfectly matching her current home, even after some rainy weather. Rochelle also shared her progress on a stunning mosaic quilt for a Hawaiian show, proving that our sewing machines are always buzzing with excitement. Plus, they dove into practical ways of keeping our furry friends calm during fireworks! But wa...

Scott Taylor from Taylor's Joinery & Plastics joins Robin Clevett to talk about his 19 years of experiences in Gambia, Africa where he's been helping out Schools. Scott talks about how he first got involved, what led to having to build a school from the ground up, the approach to doing so with local labour and being honoured at a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.

I discuss some color pooling that I didn't plan for, the risks of weaving with polyester, and an under appreciated Civil Rights hero. 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 thekic...

Let me know what you thought In this conversation, Sharon Norton-Marshall shares her journey from being a decorator for 25 years to becoming a health coach focused on improving the mental health and well-being of decorators and tradespeople. She discusses her personal struggles with mental health, the importance of active listening, and the need for mind expansion. Sharon emphasizes the significance of nutrition and supplements in maintaining health, particularly for women experiencing hormon...

This episode Dan, Rasmus, and Heidi talk about how to keep the momentum going, both personally and in the business.Feel free to message any of us if you have any questions, constructive feedback or helpful thoughts.Setting Up Shoppe:Email: info@settingupshoppe.comPatreon: patreon.com/SettingUpShoppeWebsite: settingupshoppe.comInstagram: instagram.com/setting_up_shoppe/Facebook: facebook.com/settingupshoppepodcastYouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC_7clY_4EHGcXBJAwNl0-9QDan Tarrant:Website:

Hvornår er tøjet skrald eller potentiale? Og hvordan undgår vi, at tøjet bliver til affald? Julie og Aurelia er på Roskilde Festival med Circular Lab, hvor en masse forskellige projekter tester deres innovative og cirkulære koncepter af. Med vores koncept testede vi forskellige workshops af: omsyning, t-shirt print, broderi mm., vi prøvede at lave live podcast og vi interviewede festivalsgæster om tøj. Tak til Circular Lab for en fantastisk festival! Følg med på Facebook og Instagram, h...

Drei ereignisreiche Wochen sind seit der letzten Podcastfolge vergangen! Erst hat Chiara Mara in Nürnberg besucht, dann kam die frischgebackene Betriebswirtin ins Ruhrgebiet. Auf der Agenda standen: Meisterfeier, Besuch einer Pferdemesse, Praktikum auf der Großbaustelle, viele Pferdefilme und kaputte Knie. Warum Mara lieber im Sitzen arbeitet und Chiara keine Dachfenster schleppt, erfährt ihr in der neusten Folge! GaLiGrü Mara&Chiara