First Season Finale! We discuss the last 3 events we attended, SCT Layout virtual event, Spellbinders Weekender, and Concord and 9th Summer Camp. As we reflect about the crafty season as a whole we give a comprehensive list of tips for how to choose a crafty event. As well as give a big of background for our upcoming podcast.

This week on Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show, my guest is Christine Lindebak of Sewing and the City. Christine got her start in the fashion world of New York, but now channels her passion into slow fashion, upcycling, and empowering others to sew their own clothes. From begging to use the sewing machine as a kid to launching her own brand, LindyLindy, Christine has turned a lifelong love of sewing into a vibrant business. With garment patterns, online classes, and a YouTube channel, she’s here to

In this episode of Life Well Stitched, our Hosts, Mary Meier-Evans and Elizabeth Ann Meier (EA) discuss the challenge of making and keeping friends, at any stage of life. Shop our Needlepoint Canvas Designs, Vintage Textiles and Ribbons, and SO much more! Click here to see what's currently available! SPECIAL CHRISTMAS IN JULY SALE: ENTER THE CODE CIJ20 AT CHECKOUT TO RECEIVE 20% OFF ALL CHRISTMAS CANVASES! What We are Currently Stitching: The Gingham Stitchery Little Blue ...

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Chris Frediani has invited three regular guests to join him at the halfway point of 2025 - to see if we can predict how business might be for the rest of the year. Chris talks to John at DCL Interiors Ltd. who gives a really good insight into what's going on at the top of the tree for larger businesses. There's also an interesting insight into possible material price rises. Joel Cooke talks about the goals for the second half of the year for him professionally and Ainsley Smith gives an update on

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Send us a text In this episode of the Sewing Social Podcast, Kayleigh shares her journey from a self-taught sewist to the owner of a fabric shop, Fleur et Ours. She discusses her early influences, the challenges of understanding fabrics as a beginner, and the emotional connection to her fabric both in the shop and her personal stash. Kayleigh emphasises the importance of community in sewing, the ethos of using natural fibres, and the significance of creating safe spaces for sewist...

Send me a Text Message. SUMMARYIn this episode, I share how I uses the Bullet Journal Method to run my creative business with more clarity, focus, and freedom. I explains how daily logs, weekly spreads, and project collections help me stay grounded, intentional, and flexible—without pressure or perfectionism. If you're curious about using your journal to support your business, this episode offers my honest perspective. FULL SHOW NOTES WITH TAKEAWAYS + LINKS🔗 patternshift.fmBEST QUOTE FROM THE

Todd Von Joel and Joel Bardall talk about their experiences working through the summer, working in the extreme heat, stories from working through previous summers and give a bit of an update on exteriors and ongoing work.

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/swBhF5LkJo0 This episode starts with dyed Romney wool that is a little ugly. But follow the journey to a beautiful blended wool and yarn. Plus washing Corriedale wool and some handspinning of course. A few finished objects as well. To ask me a question https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdko...

Episode 17: Fabric Fundamentals for Sewing Bags - Choosing the Right Material for the Job Whether you're stitching up your first tote or crafting your 50th clutch, choosing the right fabric can make or break your bag-making experience. In this episode of The Sewcial Hour Podcast, Bethany and Audra break down the essential fabric know-how every bag maker needs, from structure and durability to style and stitchability. We’re sharing our favorite materials for different bag types, tips for handl...

Episode 66: We’re back! Current Favs: Eating, Drinking, Cooking, Books, Movies/TV, Sewing patterns, fabrics, and what are we looking forward to? 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 5 star rating if you like what you hear! Go...

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Big fun show this week, we found out the first job robots are after… footballers. They want a share of that coin too. We discovered a new shark species and found someone survived a headbutting attack. We also got to speak to Tyler West, who producer Trav definitely blags being pals with. 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

This week was delightful mishmash of personal updates and practical projects. The girls share all about crafting dilemmas, tech woes, and even home improvements. Plus, there were candid chats about everything from medical treatments to cosmetic procedures and even some family matters. And, of course, no gathering is complete without a little leisure talk, so Mahjong and cooking shows made their way into the conversation, too! Leslie's got her hands full with the house addition, coordinating w...

Originally published November 3rd 2024Welcome back to Used2Sew, where it’s time to talk about rural electrification! ZZZZT! The motorization of gadgets wasn’t possible until every house could reasonably be expected to have power, though it took a while to make sure that power wasn’t more of a hazard than help. This topic is so large that we broke it into two parts; this week we talk about electricity in general, and next week we’ll get into how it relates to sewing machines in particular. Louisan

Robin Clevett talks to award winning Carpenter, Joshua Lewis about his experiences with the family business and journey as well as winning two awards from On The Tools. Joshua talks about why he wouldn't take on apprentice currently and also touches on his experiences with his younger brother on site.

Send us a text In this episode of The SweetGeorgia Show, host Felicia Lo speaks with Star Athena, a multicraftual creative and founder of the Tour de Fleece. They explore Star’s journey through the fibre arts, her experiences across different crafts, and how the Tour de Fleece grew from a small idea into a global community. Star reflects on her creative path, the impact of her autism diagnosis, and the healing nature of making. Their conversation highlights the value of community, personal gr...