Hey Forkies!Welcome back to another episode of your favorite podcast that nobody asked for!This week we are back to our usual nonsense, and doing what you have come to know and love - talking shit on dyed yarn. Welcome to the birth of the Yarn Dyeing Mafia, and 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.If you’re interested in Ryan’s upcoming tarot course, you can join the waitlist here

En este nuevo episodio del podcast charlamos con Teresa, una pedazo de emprendedora que con tan solo 27 años tiene un proyecto de artesanía y es chef en el restaurante familiar donde realizan eventos y bodas y además es madre.Con ella charlamos de emprender con un objetivo claro y dar paso a paso sin prisa, de la falta que hacen proyectos de emprendimiento en el mundo rural y de luchar por encontrar el lugar y el modo de vida en el que eres feliz.Teresa demuestra que creatividad y emprendimiento si

This week on The Sewcial Hour Podcast, we're excited to welcome our very first guest — Missy Luukkonen, the creative behind The Little Green Bean. Missy is a full-time maker, business owner, and sewing educator who has been crafting whimsical and practical creations for over 30 years. She joins us to share her inspiring story, from learning to sew in high school to building a successful handmade business with her husband in northern Minnesota. In this episode, we dive into: How The Little Gre...

EP 58: Skirts, skirts, skirts! What types/styles of skirts do you make? What are your go to patterns? How do you solve fit problems? Favorite skirt you’ve made? 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 yo...

Brad went on a safari but was really disappointed when he realised he needed binoculars to see. Producer Trav really wanted to unwind and relax, but his masseuse had other plans. Also, Sam might have one of the most disgusting habits… food out of a bin? No thanks! Plus loads of your messages and voice notes.You can WhatsApp The Bald Builders Breakfast directly 24 hours a day on 077090 81400. Listen to The Bald Builders Breakfast weekdays from 6 am on the builders' station, Fix Radio.

Another installment of our ongoing series of episodes that focuses on a specific Singer model. This episode is about the Singer 201 and was inspired by a friend showing us a picture of a particularly rusty specimen.Pungo Living Homes comparison between the 201 and 15-91: https://pungolivinghome.com/2020/02/05/a-simple-but-in-depth-comparison-the-differences-between-a-singer-201-2-and-a-singer-15-91/ Get ad-free episodes through our Patreon:

Robin Clevett visits Champion Timber in Dorking to find out what's going on with the latest costs, availability and trends in the marketplace. Robin has a quote from the same Timber Yard, ten years apart, so that he can compare the price. Terry McDermott also gives Robin a tour of the yard and discusses the range of products on offer

In Todays episode we talk about: @anneVentzel #slantingslipover @ErikaKnight #wildwoolTwo different patterns at the same time on one piece of workInterpreting chartsTwisted RibKnitting flat @vikinggarn@blackwattle #honeysuckle #cashmerehow much difference does it make 10ply from 8 ply. Garment drape and size.@ambahobrien #ochrecardigan @curioushandmade #possum great lace and changing needle size.How do they get possum yarn? Knitting in the news designer honoured by king fortunate to d...

Send us a text Designer Aimee Sher joins Felicia Lo for an inspiring conversation about creativity, inclusivity, and the evolution of modern knitting. Aimee shares her journey from knitter to designer, offering a behind-the-scenes look at her thoughtful design process, her commitment to size-inclusive patterns, and how yarn choices shape her work. They dive into the influence of fashion trends, the role of accessibility in pattern writing, and the impact of community through test knitting and...

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Send us a text Projector sewing is one of the fastest growing trends in the sewing world. In this episode, we break down what projector sewing is, how it works, and why it's gaining popularity in both home sewing and DIY gear-making. From gear recommendations and setup tips to pattern formats and software options, we’re covering everything you need to know to get started. Plus, Francesca shares her own journey into projector sewing, the challenges she faced early on, and the favorite projects...

This week, James and Esther discuss wood bending in its various forms. The term "Reading the Riot Act" and the Shinto rasp is the cool tool of the week. Send us a text Support the show

When I first approached Sara from Crochet in the Glen and asked if she would like to be a guest on Making Stitches Podcast, she couldn't understand why I'd want to speak to her. Like many (thousands) of other people who follow her Instagram account I'd enjoyed seeing her posts from her home on the picturesque Cowal Peninsula on the West Coast of Scotland - not just for the scenery, or her beautiful crochet creations, but because of her "crochet supermodel" husband Sean! Sean and Sara are coll...

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**Erin Bauchan-Caprara Returns: Quilting Through Grief, Activism, and Community**In this powerful episode of *Not Your Granny's Quilt Show*, Erin Bauchan-Caprara (@seamrippersociety) returns to share the evolution of her poignant and provocative *Mass Shooting Quilt Series*. Erin is a quilter, artist, and activist using fabric as her medium to spotlight the ongoing crisis of gun violence in the United States.We dive into the emotional and societal weight of this project, the backlash Erin faced

Duncan Cowper and Martin Brown join Chris Frediani to discuss how they got into the trade, how they set up Best of Lime together, experiences on the tools and thoughts on the way the trade is taught

Click Here to Send me a Fan Mail Message! My guest on this episode is Atsushi Futatsuya, a Sashiko artisan and educator. Atsushi shares his Sashiko story, its cultural significance, and its evolution over time. He discusses the relationship between Sashiko and Boro, the importance of storytelling in preserving the craft, and the impact of Western trends on the perception of Sashiko. Atsushi emphasizes that Sashiko is not just about technique but also about the cultural context and the stories...

Ash Mahoney is joined by two Bricklayers so that he can ask them about their preferred workwear, boots, gloves, bad fashion choices, how attire changes as the weather does and also how some workwear can be improved and replaced. Guests include: Izzy The Bricky & The Benchin' Bricky, Harrison Elliott

In this episode, I'm going solo to answer a listener question about how to reignite your scrapbooking passion after a hiatus. I share my experience with a recent layout, offer steps to ease back into the hobby, and talk about the importance of mindset and consistency. I'm also announcing a brief pause in podcast episodes for some behind-the-scenes updates and the upcoming celebration of our 300th episode. 💬 Visit simplescrapper.com/syw299 to comment on this episode. 🧐 Get the Focus Finder

This week, I’m starting off my beer and food pairing series strong with Half Acre Beer Company and Gumbo. I talked to Lettie and Will over at Half Acre and you don’t want to miss this if you like a good meal with your beer!  Half Acre Beer CompanyGumbo Recipe  Rad Craft Shirt Supporting the NC Craft Brewers Foundation  Beer Media GroupBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/beer-in-front--5704447/support.