Before we were podcasters, before we were instagrammers, we were bloggers. We are diving into nostalgia and revisiting those days, and chatting about why we loved blogging as a format for sharing our projects, and as a way to connect.

Robin Clevett is joined again by The Institute of Carpenters President Geoff Rhodes to talk about the issues that matter to Carpenters & Joiners across the UK

Rain flower Stone - Annað nafn Yuhua Stone Rainflower er steinn sem myndast meðfram bökkum Yangtze árinnar í Kína og hefur gert í milljónir ára. Jade, kalsedón, jaspis og steinefni í berginu skapa liti og mynstur sem líta út eins og blóm í rigningunni. Vegna náttúruleika þeirra lítur hver og einn öðruvísi út. Sagt er að regnblóma steinn skapi sátt og er gagnlegur fyrir rómantísk sambönd. Jafnvægi á líkamlegum, andlegum og tilfinningalegum sviðumIndverskur Agat er þekktur sem steinn eilífðarinnar og

Who knew craft could be so scary? Apparently it is! We fear dropping a project and regretting it later, we fear losing mojo half way through, we fear letting a project go, and we fear that good old fashioned worry of social media - a dint in our pride when we admit we "failed" on a project we've already shared publicly!Join the conversation on instagram at instagram.com/ministryofcraftyshenanigansFind today's show notes at http://ministryofcraftyshenanigans.com/?p=211

When the going gets tough, the crafters get going...to the project pile! Today we are chatting about how we use craft to ground us when we are feeling All The Things, and to help us process our big emotions. We also chat accountability and languishing - are we feeling flat because we haven't bee crafting or are we avoiding crafting because we feel flat?Join the conversation at instagram.com/ministryofcraftyshenanigansBONUS: a free download to help your own 3x3 practise in included with todays show

Robin Clevett is joined by Geoff Rhodes, The President of The Institute of Carpenters. Geoff talks about his career in the trade that spans nearly 50 years, he talks through being an integral part of the introduction of MDF in the UK and some of the work he's done as Institute of Carpenters President over the past few years

Egg Carton Bat: For this craft, you will need a clean egg carton. You can use either a Styrofoam or a cardboard one, but if you want to hang your bats outside from the trees, the Styrofoam ones will be better. Cut out three of the egg cups keeping them attached together. Cut out the front and back of the two outside cups.

Quick show this week updating my health and discussing some future episodes.

Joel Bardall and Todd Von Joel talk about image and presentation. From the moment you arrive to quote, to involvement in selecting products and finishes and the final presentation of completed work

Bringing together thread from episodes 3 & 4, we wrap up our discussions on productivity, and chat about how our perspectives vary, as well as prioritising creativity even when life gets busy.

Productivity seems to be the name of society's game, but what does that look like when you are a compulsive crafter, and don't have a 9-5? How does our self-image and identity play into our desire to appear productive (even if just to ourselves), and in the end, does it really matter?

Robin has grown and developed over his decades in the trade. One aspect of Robin's business that continues to evolve is how he sources and wins work. Robin talks about this evolution, what he's spotted in the market worth targeting now and the importance of price conditioning

EP6.1ตอนนี้เราได้ผ่านเรื่องของการหมักมาบ้างแล้วครับ คิดว่าน่าจะเข้าสู่กระบวนการต่อไปที่สำคัญไม่แพักันเลยนั้นคือการตากครับตอนนี้เป็นแค่เบื่องต้นของกระบวนการครับ แล้วเรามาลงรายละเอียดในมุมของ pH, สารเคมีอื่นๆ และต่อด้วยการตากในบริบทของบ้านเราครับแหล่งข้อมูลและเอกสารอ้างอิงของ Eipsode นี้ประกอบด้วยPerformance of different drying methods and their effects on the chemical quality attributes of raw cocoa

Weihnachten International, Geschenkideen rund ums Handarbeiten und Weihnachtsgrüße aus der Handarbeitsbranche - das ist unsere Weihnachtsspezialfolge.

Some projects have a clear purpose and outcome. some exist simply because they are fun to make. We chat over some of our projects that don't always have a tangible purpose, but are still crucial to our creative process. Along the way, we take a side trip into group projects, and creating as a tool for connection.The shownotes with today's links and downloads can be found at http://ministryofcraftyshenanigans.com/?p=207

Robin talks to FMB CEO Brian Berry about their calls to bring a licensing system into the UK construction industry. Robin wants to know why FMB are backing this, how it might be regulated, what the penalties are for rule breakers and what the construction industry might look like in 10-15 years with a licensing system in place