In this episode of Life Well Stitched, our Hosts, Mary Meier-Evans and EA Meier share some big Life Update News, and also Follower Feedback. Click here to see which Curious Cowgirl Needlepoint Canvases are currently available! What Are We Currently Stitching: The Curious Cowgirl MOD Candles with Berries CanvasWipstitch Texas Star Canvas Click here to join our email list! Our Favorite Conversation Starter: Table Topics *We are an Amazon Affiliate, and will make a small commi...

Did you know that Bernina and Husqvarna manufacture over 100 specialty feet for their sewing machines and that Pfaff, Babylock and Janome make at least 60. Did you know that there is such a thing as a twin welting foot for the sewing machine? Typically only a small number of feet come with your sewing machine so you can spend a small fortune on additional feet. But having the right foot can help you achieve accurate sewing and make your garments look more polished. Now if you are someone who

Lone Star Beer: The Story of Two San Antonio BreweriesThis week on Beer In Front, we’re heading to Texas to talk about one of America’s great regional beer brands: Lone Star Beer.You know the red star. You know the slogan, “The National Beer of Texas.” But did you know the history of Lone Star actually involves two completely different San Antonio breweries? My guest is Jeremy Banas, author of the new book Lone Star Beer: A History of Two Iconic San Antonio Breweries. Jeremy helps untangle the

It sounds almost too simple

Join us for another week of craft and chat in snug studio as we continue crocheting our granny square blanket and catching up on what we have been up to this week. Follow us on TikTok and Instagram @snugstudiopod for visual updates on our crafts and our granny square counter!

Material prices continue to put pressure on plasterers, builders and tradespeople across the construction industry.In this episode, Chris Frediani speaks to plasterer Steph Leese, better known as The Pink Plasterer, and builder Ben Raynor about what’s costing them more, how their buying habits are changing and the impact rising costs are having on profit margins.They discuss everything from changing merchants and material prices to finding ways to protect profits when the cost of doing business

Hello yarn friends -I’m super excited to share this second episode of series two of the Make Joy podcast with you, and introduce you to a delightful Canadian in the UK, Karla Courtney. It’s always fun making new knitting friends and Karla mentions meeting “internet friends” a few times on this episode so I hope she doesn’t mind that I definitely consider one after our meet up and chat.You may have seen Karla on Instagram knitting a lobster onesie, or more recently promoting her new book Best

Three Northern MakersEpisode 243Squirrel or Rabbit Pierres in Car Explosion and Steves Selling Zines WoesBig thank you to all our Patreons and a Huge thanks to all out Top tier PatreonsBig Thank you To Begnt a Neilson@MakerinProgress, Scot Walker @scotwalker, Jim @the.accidentalwoodworker, Alister Forbes @thelionthornmaker, Georgios Petrousis @menios_workshop, Chris @back.to.the.workshop. Mat Melleor @Makermellor, André Jørassen, Toni Kaic @oringe_finsnickeri, Thor Halvor @thwoodandleather, Neil

A Different Way of Looking

On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast, we're talking about surface design with my guest, Carina Garnder.Dr. Carina Gardner is the founder and President of the University of Arts & Design, which offers degrees and certificates through a unique program that helps designers turn their creative skills into profitable businesses. Carina holds a Ph.D. in Design from the University of Minnesota and has spent over 18 years licensing her art and patterns. Her designs have appeared on

Welcome to the LONDON❤️ CALLING☎️ Live LEGO Podcast🎧 audio edition, where I will be joined by friends from all over the world🌎 for lots of interaction with you in the chat talking about all things LEGO, LIFE and LOTS of LAUGHS too. So please do join in the fun and be a BIG part of the AFOL conversation.This week we take a look at those new Harry Potter GWP's and we have a new F1 helmet to add to the Editions collection and its a classic. 👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 The LONDON CALLING panel this week consists

Every quilter needs tools—but which ones do you really need? In this episode, Brennen and Mindy take a look at the essential quilting tools, starter kits, and the gadgets that promise to make quilting easier. From rotary cutters and rulers to irons, seam rippers, and those mysterious tools we never actually use, we're sharing what’s worth the money—and what might belong in the junk drawer.

Welcome back to another episode where we recap the latest "Inappropriate Quilters Retreat" at Osage Hills. In this post-retreat catch-up, the girls dive into the wild success of hosting 8 amazing participants. From crafting prosperity hens, mosaics, and buntings to behind-the-scenes role as a pattern tester, we kept our creative hands full. We also share Rochelle's adventures braving the chaotic lines at 7 Brew coffee shop for free t-shirts and refreshers. Plus, we pull back the curtain on wh...

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,

Jaap Koppedrayer is a legendary bowyer with more than three decades of experience. A native of the Netherlands, he lives in Georgia in the United States and grows bamboo for bowmaking on his farm. There he also hosts international archery gatherings and is renowned for his expertise in the yumi bows of Japan. Episode Links:https://www.facebook.com/jaap.koppedrayerProject Quiver at Anchor Point ExpeditionsSummaryIn this episode, Jaap shares his extensive knowledge of traditional Japanese archery, bow

Pop me a message! In this episode of the Powertex Studio Podcast, Michele is joined by Karen McCarthy, whose infectious enthusiasm for creativity took her on an extraordinary journey through the Pathway programme. Karen has been creative all her life, but the Pathway challenged her to step well beyond her comfort zone and discover just how much she was capable of. We hear the fascinating story behind The Face of the Universe, her ambitious illuminated headpiece inspired by our planet, the sol...

MB and D talk about their recent and upcoming retreats and tales of ordering quilting supplies. And a bunch of other stuff.

After returning to site work this year, Ash has come to the conclusion that he simply can’t make it pay or work for him anymore.In this episode, Ash is joined by Bricklayer, Dale Wherton, who had a similar experience and ultimately decided to leave site work behind and move into teaching.Ash and Dale compare their experiences of working on site, explore why it can be increasingly difficult to make site work financially viable, and discuss what happens when experienced bricklayers decide there are

craftcast.com What if travel could change the way you see craft, culture—and yourself? Join Alison Lee and Patrik Kusek for a fascinating conversation with Gregory Hamilton Miller, founder of Ceramic Adventures. Gregory has spent years exploring the world through craft, including an apprenticeship with legendary Japanese potter Shimaoka Tatsuzo. Together, they'll talk about craft as a doorway to culture, the magic of stepping off the beaten path, what we discover when we spend time with makers, and

One of the things we still needed was a staircase