Producer Travis made a big purchase with his adult money but turns out he can’t actually use it. The boys found some of the strangest items sold on Ebay and it blew their minds. Brad and Sam also discovered something that Producer Demi cannot do, it’s very odd.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.

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The sewing room is bustling with projects as the podcast approaches its first birthday. We’ve got lots to talk about, especially the latest addition to Aradia’s stable of machines!

This episode is a fun-filled journey through all sorts of creative and adventurous pursuits! We kick things off with a literal high, as Rochelle and Lance celebrate crushing some serious personal bests on the climbing wall. Then we dive into the delicious world of food, with conversations about homemade tomato soup and last-minute retreat meal plans, which are always a good time. The creative spark continues with a deep dive into quilting projects, including an Anne of Green Gables quilt, and...

Labor Day marks a significant transitional period both in work and in life, as many reflect on the past eight months and prepare for the coming busy season. It's a time for rest and renewal—a welcome break to spend with family, appreciate the year's achievements, and plan for what lies ahead. The podcast hosts emphasize the importance of pausing during this long weekend not only to relax but also to gather momentum for the busy final months of the year, which are filled with holidays and

In this episode we talk about: brief Mkal chat what to do if you can't be bothered sewing in ends.@camillavaddk #fieldcardigan Cute comments throughout the patternWhere should the instructions for the pattern be placed? Inside the pattern or in the pre-amble.Short rows knitted after the yoke. #shortrows #necklineVintage patterns v modern patterns#Gladiolavintage #weddingcardigan #vintage @maximoo #loghangingfruit colour variations in dye lotsComing to terms with having to un...

Send us a text Join Felicia Lo from SweetGeorgia Yarns as she reflects on the company's upcoming anniversary! September 2025 marks 20 years since its humble beginnings, starting with hand-dyed yarns made right at her dining room table. Felicia shares her amazement at how quickly time has flown by since starting SweetGeorgia Yarns and talks about how and why they founded the School of SweetGeorgia and now the new SweetGeorgia Community.

This week we continue our discussion of chapter 4 of the book 13 things mentally strong people don't do by Amy Morin entitled They don't focus on things they can't control.

If you’ve ever felt confused about crochet hook sizes, letters, and shapes, you’re not alone! In this episode of Simply Hooked: A Crochet Podcast, I’m breaking down everything beginners need to know about crochet hooks—from U.S. vs. U.K. sizing, to the difference between tapered and inline hooks, to which materials (aluminum, bamboo, plastic, or steel) actually make a difference in your projects.I’ll walk you through: ● How to read crochet hook sizes in mm, letters, and numbers ● Why millimeter

This episode of A Yarn Story is full of travel, projects, and community. Susan and Carmen share knitting adventures from Canada to Seattle’s Flock fiber festival, plus all the projects they finished and cast on: the Ooey Gooey Cardigan by Andrea Mowry, the True Veil Vest and Zephyr Tee by Samantha Guerin, and Rhinebeck prep with the Salmon Sweater and Nordic Bloom Cardigan by Caitlin Hunter. We chat steeking tips, tubular cast-on/off, cable tricks, and why community matters so much in the kni...

In this episode I sit down with Beth Yates, a self-employed painter and decorator, as she opens up about her journey from traditional employment to running her own successful decorating business. Beth shares the real-life challenges of being self-employed, from finding consistent work to managing clients’ expectations, while highlighting how social media marketing has been an important part of growing her brand and connecting with new customers. She also reflects on her experiences mentoring ...

Anne’s Book Club is a new series of interviews with the authors of new fiber art books that I think Long Thread Podcast listeners will love. This episode features new books by Deb Essen, a frequent contributor to Handwoven and Little Looms. Deb Essen may weave plenty of blocks and squares, but you definitely can’t put her in a box. Not many weavers would release a book about turning pin-loom squares into adorable stuffed animals just a few months before a book about a drafting method for multishaft

In this episode of Ink Differently we sat down with Dimple Patel, the Chief Product Officer here at Sawgrass, to discuss the software applications we offer our users and how using them can equal business success.

In Episode 256, Greg and Pam discuss private knitting retreats, spicy ice cream, and the mysteries of teenager socks. Many thanks to MartaSchmarta Marta 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

Mark Denholm speaks with Tirza Meinema from the Slough Anti Litter Society about their upcoming events.  The Clothes Swap and Fashion Catwalk all taking place on the 13th September in Slough High Street.

In this fiery episode of Comic Cave, hosts DnDWife and Entlynk explore the Wrath Helscarred of Extrayus—beings forged from pure anger yet filled with surprising depth. Discover how stunning visual design and raw emotion collide to bring Fury’s Flames to life.What’s inside this episode:🎨 Vibrant skin tones – how deep crimson and charcoal hues embody their fiery nature.👁️ Flame-lit eyes – shifting embers that reveal emotion at a glance.🦴 Jagged horns & chaotic forms – symbolism behind their

There is still time to finish projects before our Summer Spin In ends on September 1st. We have a few finished projects and lots of fiber prep to discuss. Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com Join the community on Ravelry or become a patron and support the show on our Patreon Page. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Subscribe on Android. Marsha’s Projects Simple Shawl by Jane Hunter. Finished! Used my Into the Whirled

Send us a text If you’ve ever felt like sewing projects take twice as long as they should, this episode is your shortcut to speed and sanity. Matt and Jameson break down their best tips. From patterns to set-up to tools that will help you sew smarter, avoid mistakes, and finally feel like you’re in control of the clock instead of racing against it. Guest: Matt EvansRed Paw Packs@Red Paw Packs New Products: Velcro - Hook and Loop Stainless Steel Thread Snips Venom™ S...

Setting a theme for my summer brought me an easy way to focus on giving myself the experience I wanted most.  8th Grade Summer was a huge success!  I wanted a fun break and I gave myself all of my favorite elements of summer break.  I rode my bike, enjoyed long floats in the pool, played a few video games, and even took a summer reading challenge.  How will I ever top that for Fall?

Hello yarn friends -I’m away in Shetland at the moment on one of my Stitchtopia tours. While I was re-listening to this episode of the Make Joy Podcast, I was struck by how the themes of community and shared connections in our knitting are the same wherever makers come together - just like they have on this trip. Once again, a group of knitters who don’t know each other have been joined up and made new friends as they travel and learn together, united by the yarn that connects us.My guest on the