Malena enjoys cutting out the pattern pieces. Johanna does not. But they agree on one thing: how you cut can really make or break a sewing project. So, they dig into practical strategies for cutting pattern pieces, including how to prep, align, mark, and cut. Plus some great advice on how to deal with those tricky fabrics (Johanna has three words for you: single-layer cutting).P.S. Malena had some light sound issues in this episode.Fit for Knits

NewsWest invites programme contributions. You can send yours as email attachments to newswest@vk6.net by noon on Fridays - our editorial policy is that items should be about Amateur Radio, and relating to, or of interest to, Radio amateurs in Western Australia.Originating in Perth Western Australia, NewsWest is produced by WA Amateur Radio News for listeners on-air, online and on-demand. Whichever way you're listening, whether you're a licensed radio amateur or not, experienced or just a beginner,

In this episode of "Planning a Life I Love", we are talking about our first encounter with grief, losing our friend, and watching her family turn their grief into a legacy project that saves lives. Holly shares mental health tips with coping with grief, and Heather shares planning tips on how to use your planner if you find yourself in a season of grief. Come join us! Episodes will drop every Friday!Molly's Patrol- https://www.orangebeachal.gov/170/Beach-Safety-Mollys-PatrolCheck out our mental

Producer Trav loves wearing his tiara, because Brad and Sam found something out this week that created a bit of a debate. Do you know what Bigfoot sounds like? Well Sam made a 10/10 impression for us. And a WICKED discovery was made about a lady vase. Plus loads of your voice notes and messages too!You can WhatsApp The Bald Builders Breakfast directly 24 hours a day on 077090 81400. Listen to The Bald Builders Breakfast weekdays from 6am on the builders' station, Fix Radio.

Is there anything more Peak America than tailfins on a sewing machine?Buy a sticker! https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WYGY99FBLA474The Swing Needle episode: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-swing-needle--65860681 Pungo Living Home: https://pungolivinghome.com  AC/DC name origin: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TtrqUCdWU7g

Clutch Power is an NPR-style show about the ways we love LEGO. Each episode, Emmy-nominated reporter Eric Crittenden will take a deep-dive into one aspect of LEGO fandom, from the highs of LEGO Star Wars to the lows of Galidor.Find episode notes and more at clutchpower.substack.com.All music by Nihilore (www.nihilore.com)Warmth

Hey quilters, welcome back to another episode! This week we're catching up with Leslie, who just made the bold leap from 17 years in corporate life to focusing full-time on her true passion - sewing and handwork. We're also hearing some incredible stories about forgiveness and healing from Rochelle, who shared her emotional journey of reconciling with her ex-husband in 2020, plus some lighter moments touring new studio spaces and discussing the surprisingly addictive world of grape soda grape...

This week we start chapter 6, dwelling on the past, in the book 13 things Mentally Strong People don't do by Amy Morin.

Robin Clevett is joined by Steven Hoare (109 Carpentry) to discuss his experiences being employed in the trade for decades, his favourite tools as well as new kit he's planning to try out. Steven also touches on his home renovation, which is reaching it's final stages and talks about experiences at Fix Fest.

In Episode 257, Greg and Pam discuss emus, 3D printing, and being directionally correct. Many thanks to scitchr Diane for the episode introduction! We would love to have YOU record an introduction to the show! You can find details in the Ravelry Group Pages or on our website here. Check out our group on Facebook! We would love to have you join us there. GIVEAWAY: Check out our MONTHLY giveaway just because our listeners are AWESOME! You can enter the monthly giveaway using this Google Form. SUPPORT

Fall is the perfect time to get intentional about your sewing plans. We're sharing our 5 favorite strategies for planning a season of projects that you'll actually want to make and wear, from shopping your stash to building the perfect color palette. Join Seamwork to create your wardrobe with us each month. Get our free sewing planner and start designing. Get our free Snippets newsletter Download our free fitting journal Watch our tutorials and see what Sarai’s making on YouTube Follow us on

Hey friend, if you’ve ever felt stuck in your crochet journey or handmade business because the results aren’t coming fast enough—you’re not alone. In this episode of Simply Hooked: A Crochet Podcast, I’m sharing the truth I’ve learned over and over again: belief comes before results.You’ll discover:● How to stay motivated when your crochet patterns, handmade crafts, or online shop sales feel slow.● Why consistency and mindset are more important than instant results for creative entrepreneurs.●

Discover how Sophie Keepence, “Plumby Mummy” is breaking barriers as a female plumber in a traditionally male-dominated trade. In this inspiring interview, Sophie shares her path into the plumbing industry, from navigating trade college and building confidence to overcome challenges when learning in mid-life, whilst confronting stereotypes about women in skilled trades. She talks openly about living with ADHD, highlighting the importance of mental health awareness and the power of a sup...

Happy faces.Three friends—Jean, Val, and Kathy—react in real time to Stephen West’s MCAL “Musicale” kit announcement, navigating tech hiccups, an early kit launch, yarn choices (including mohair dares), quick sells-outs, and the excitement of unboxing and knitting together.

In this episode, Ben Cooper, Rob, and Alan from Berthon sit down, for their first attempt at recording a podcast, and share an insider’s look at the yacht market, fresh from a busy September of shows and racing. Rob reports back from the Cannes Yachting Festival, where Solaris unveiled the new 60 Coupé alongside the latest 55, 50, and 74, while Ben and Alan reflect on the performance cruising sector and the innovation driving today’s sleeker, faster designs. From the flush decks of Solaris to...

Sarah Pedlow was enjoying an artist’s residency in Budapest when a museum visit changed the course of her artwork and her career. In the Ethnographic Museum, displays of traditional clothing and dowry goods from Hungarian villages showed an extraordinary variety of skills. Many of the intricately embroidered pieces spoke to an earlier time—although some had been created not that long ago. One type of embroidery, írásos, particularly captured Sarah’s imagination. Using a straightforward open chain

This episode Dan, Rasmus, and Heidi talk about why you should be bold, not hold yourself back and ask for slightly more. If you want access to the very special extra after show, you can subscribe on Patreon from the lowest tier. If you want to support the podcast, doing it through Patreon is an excellent way, and there’s more goodies coming in the future.Feel free to message any of us if you have any questions, constructive feedback or helpful thoughts.Setting Up Shoppe:Email:

Sponsored by MCreativeJ: Visit mcreativej.com today and raise your embroidery to new heights! Esther Inglis was a skilled book artist, calligrapher and embroiderer who lived at the same time as Shakespeare. She created roughly 60 miniature handwritten copies of printed books and gifted them to nobles and royals (including Queen Elizabeth) to gain political and economic favors. Join us as we discuss her life, her books, and the complex patronage system that she worked in. The child of French Huguenot

What if making cards and scrapbook layouts is more than just your hobby?  In my case, I value connection, communication and creativity so paper crafting is part of living my values.  Being a stamper, a card maker, and a scrapbooker is part of my identity.

In this episode, I have some knitting and spinning, a pretty decent sized announcement, and I talk a bit about what I am watching.