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 WALL.E And Wednesday is back with a bang. The panel looks back at a classic Monster Fighters set and check out the Republic Juggernaut aka Turbo Tank reviews over at LEGO.COM ... and

In this episode of Resin Mastery, Rachel and Ian dive into the opportunities of selling handmade resin items—such as flower preservation pieces, coasters, jewelry, and other small crafts—at local street fairs, farmers’ markets, flea markets, and community events. They highlight why in-person selling is a great side hustle: low entry costs, flexibility, and the chance to give customers a tangible, premium-feeling product. The conversation emphasizes that fairs offer instant customer feedback, help

In this episode of Yours For The Making, Robin Johnson sits down with Helena Martin, Lead Interior Designer at Hollaway Studio, to unpack the art of creating interiors that are as functional as they are beautiful. Helena explains her narrative-led design approach, where every project tells its own unique story, whether it’s a luxury jewellery store, a multi-storey skate park, or the entrance to one of London’s most iconic skyscrapers.She shares how she balances creative vision with practical

Join Carrie for a dive into the origins of sewing, knitting, and crochet patterns, why they’re on her nerves, and why dates are complicated when discussing the past.Find me at carrieonpensandneedles.com

Send us feedback about this episode! Learning how to alter and adapt clothing patterns to fit your unique body shape is a process. Sometimes that process goes smoothly and sometimes it involves a bit of trial and error. Join Janet on a journey of figuring out what those drag lines and wrinkles mean—and how to fix them—as she attempts to make herself a new dress. Spoiler alert: After several muslins, she's close, but the dress is still waiting to be made. Show notes for each episode: www...

Firestone Walker was kind enough to send over their new Mix Pack featuring 4 great IPA's, I'll have them all this week. That, plus all the news and details on the Oak Park Microbrew Review next Saturday the 16th! Firestone Walker Mix PackOak Park Microbrew ReviewBeer Media GroupBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/beer-in-front--5704447/support.

In this episode of ANS Norwegian Knitting Conversations, Anne and co-host Steph invite you into the heart of Anne’s Norwegian Knitting universe. Together, they unravel the three main journeys:Mountain, Fjord, and Northern Lights,each designed to meet knitters at different stages of their creative path.Whether you’re just picking up your needles for the first time or seeking the thrill of intricate, advanced projects, this episode will help you discover where you fit in this vibrant

Apologies on grabbing the wrong file. Fixed an editing issue so we are reuploading. Anyways, bullying works, we chat about the webwheelers ball, harlan, Richie going wheeling, Nick, Curtis, and Jake filled in. Good times where had.

Episode 22: Pixel Quilts with Dee Bushrod The Sewcial Hour Podcast This week, we’re joined by the incredibly talented Dee Bushrod, the creative force behind Pixel Quilts. Dee’s work transforms photographs and images into breathtaking quilts that look like they’ve leapt straight out of a digital screen and onto fabric. From her first Super Mario quilt in 2008 to her current portfolio of portraits, pop culture icons, and personal photo quilts, Dee has spent years perfecting her process. In this...

Retro machine repair, West Coast haunts and sewing what feels right for your body with Shannon! 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 you hear! Good night - sleep well, we know we won’t!

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,

After learning that Producer Trav has not 1 but 2 cleaners it got us thinking about the boujee-est things in our lives. A sexy starfish and an influencer swimming in sewage infested waters made a splash. Then ending the week on finding out who the coolest member of the team! Plus loads of your messages and voice notes. Also if you love the podcast, vote for us in the Listener's Choice award at this years British Podcast Awards, go to https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/voting to cast your vote for

TR and Aradia exchange costuming stories from their respective July events.WoTCon: https://wotcon.com OCF: https://oregoncountryfair.com Get ad-free episodes through our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Used2Sew Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Used2Sew/61565705042098/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/used2sew/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Used2Sew Stagecoach Road Vintage Sewing Machine: https://www.stagecoachroadsewing.com Logo and music by TR KelleyEditing and production by

This week, the girls have a whirlwind of creative chaos and awesome plans to share! We've been dreaming up a brand new way to stay safe while we get crafty, with Rochelle's cool new climbing helmet that's getting double duty for both climbing and quilting. We've also been getting a little wild and outdoorsy, with plans for a super fun floating trip down Flint Creek, complete with some tasty snacks. It's not all adventure, though—we've been busy baking up a storm with homemade sourdough and ot...

Robin Clevett is joined in the studio by 8th generation Carpenter & Joiner, Allen Burt. Allen talks about his background in digital technology and how that's influenced his approach in the trade. Allen talks about getting future generations interested and hands on with the craft, his work, tools and more!

This week we start chapter 3 of the book 13 Things Mentally Strong People don't do by Amy Morin entitled they don't shy away from change.

In this episode of Ink Differently, we sit down with Lindsay Sport, the Creative Marketing Director here at Sawgrass.  In this can't miss conversation, Lindsay walks us through the anchors of good design, how to make the most of fonts, tips on choosing colors, and so much more.  Lindsay will also tell you how to make designs that work bests with Sublimation and with the VersiFlex system.

In this episode of Creative & Called, I’m sharing one of the most freeing truths I’ve ever embraced: You are the potter, and your life is the clay. If you’ve ever felt stuck in a path someone else designed for you—or wondered if your creative dream could ever pay the bills—this is for you.I’ll walk you through how I went from hiding my dream of being a full-time crochet designer to building a handmade business I love, and why I believe you can shape your life into something meaningful,

Let me introduce traditional fibrous plasterer Mary-Havana Little, she shares her remarkable journey into the world of heritage plastering and restoration craftsmanship. As a passionate advocate for traditional trades and one of the few women in the traditional plastering industry, Mary opens up about the challenges she’s overcome, the beauty of working on historic buildings, and the importance of preserving artisanal techniques. This episode dives into her standout restoration projects, crea...

Clara Parkes became many knitters’ guiding light and best friend when she launched Knitter's Review in 2000. One of the early standouts in the early online knitting landscape, the site developed a devoted following for its in-depth, objective yarn reviews and lively forums. Several years after the site's inception, she began writing books, starting with The Knitter's Book of Yarn, which was followed by The Knitter's Book of Wool and The Knitter's Book of Socks. As she explored the yarn industry,