In this episode of Life Well Stitched, our Hosts, Mary Meier-Evans and Elizabeth Ann Meier (EA) discuss their favorite camp memories. In the wake of the tragic flooding events in Central Texas, and Camp Mystic, Mary and Elizabeth Ann spend a little time remember what made camp special for them. As a side note, Mary is an alumni of Camp Mystic. Shop our Needlepoint Canvas Designs, Vintage Textiles and Ribbons, and SO much more! Click here to see what's currently available! Ment...

Ash Mahoney is joined by Dale Wherton from (PBS) Potteries Bricklaying Services Ltd. to discuss his experiences in the trade, his thoughts on the Bricklaying trade, his journey to competing at Super Trowel and his place in the 700 club.

Chris Frediani is joined by The Gingerspread Man AKA Luke Hipgrove to talk about nightmare jobs and challenging situations where he's managed to get a positive outcome. Racr car driver and Plasterer Duncan Cowper talks about the nightmare of plastering the London Underground and other jobs that he's saved from disaster!

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In this episode of Hot Cakes, Sara and Jules talk about customer service, yarn shop drama, and the importance of building a community!Do you have a hot take? Email us at hotcakescraftpod@gmail.com!Support the show on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/hotcakescraftpodWhere to find Jules (she/her): www.juliettepecautdesigns.cominstagram.com/juliettepecautdesignsMailing list: https://juliettepecautdesigns.com/pages/subscribeWhere to find Sara (they/she):

Send us a text In this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly interviews Emma, the founder of Cinnamon Daisy, a brand known for its size-inclusive sewing patterns. Emma opens up about her journey from struggling with sewing to rediscovering her passion during the pandemic. They discuss the role of sustainability in sewing pattern design, the challenges of running a small business, and the joy of empowering the sewing community. Emma also shares her design philosophy...

Jeanna Wigger and Mary V Morton are the authors of Stitch it, Don’t Ditch It. Mary direct messaged Jeanna when Mary heard Jeanna on Check Your Thread podcast. They teamed up and wrote this really helpful book about mending via hand sewing. As a sewist, you would assume mending clothes is the focus of this book.  What Mary and Jeanna have created is a resource for anyone to mend not just clothing but any textile or object they want to give a second or third life to. Stitch It provides all basic

Meg leads our episode today discussing "propaganda we will not be buying" when it comes to fiber arts. Coming off a popular social media trend, the cast brings up certain ideas that seem to be set in stone with some of the community. Some ideas we are not buying that blocking is always necessary, nice yarn is only meant for special projects, handmade gifts are always appreciated, and much more! See what you can relate to this episode, and let us know about "propaganda" you are not buying.Find out

With a keen observation of nature,Emma Rosa uses multi-disciplinary techniques and mixed media to create botanical studies from fabric and thread.Marrying a foundation in fine art and a past career in dressmaking, she utilisesmachine embroidery with traditional Japanese flower making techniques, creating sensitive and intricate detailing.Through closely studying flora, she aims to capture the essence of a plant, or indeed a particular stage of growth such as the fleeting moments of efflorescence and

In Norway, a good pair of wool socks isn’t just a a pair of socks.In this short episode, Anne shares the story of the raggsokk, a thick, hand-knit wool sock that has kept Norwegian feet warm for generations. You’ll hear: What makes a raggsokk different from ordinary socks Why Norwegians love these thick, practical socks in autumn and winter A little peek into Norwegian sock terminology: Sokk – covers the foot up to the ankle Strømpe – covers the leg, thin or thick Knestrømpe –

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Justine Horne from Justine Lisa Designs & Decorates joins Joel and Todd to tell the story behind a 40m2 mural created for The Royal British Legion Care Home in Boradstairs. Justine describes the work that went into the design process, the collaboration with the scaffolders, her method, paints and products... as well as the reaction from the residents and staff.

As our featured artist for July 2025, a selection of Eve McNie's layouts inspired our latest sketch collection for Simple Scrapper members. In this episode, Eve shares insights about her life and creative processes, including her love of the 12x12 format. Our conversation also highlights Eve's time living in different countries, her crafting style, and her participation in various community scrapbooking projects. Links Mentioned Eve’s Instagram: @caledoniapapercraft30 Days of Sketches with Ch...

What do great designs have in common? They’ve got The C’s. We’re not talking about grades. In this episode, Patrik and I break down the essential elements that make a piece of art, a design, or a jewelry line successful. From Curiosity and Concept, to Creativity and Craftsmanship, and even courage to listen to critiques, it’s all about what brings your creative work to life! Listen in to laughs, real-talk examples, and a few "aha!" moments. craftcast.com #CRAFTCAST #DesignTips #CreativeProcess

This week we finish up chapter 1 they don't waste time feeling sorry for themselves. and Start chapter 2 They don't give away their power in the book Thirteen Things Mentally Strong People don't do by Amy Moren.

This week onStitch Please, Lisa gets cozy with Marian Davis and Regina Jennings aka the hilarious hosts ofTwo Sisters, Nitten and Talkin Shit. These yarn slinging pros spill all the tea (and maybe a little wine) about their knitting journeys, the magic of swatching and blocking, and why choosing the right yarn is basically a spiritual experience. From crafting as meditation to turning chaos into cozy, this episode is full of laughs, real talk, and stitching wisdom for anyone looking to level up

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 I ask the question, 'when it comes to LEGO what is your Kryptonite' and in-keeping with the DC tone we deep dive into the new Batman Arkham Asylum and marvel at the new Wicked art

Hello friends and yarn lovers -Welcome to the Make Joy podcast!This is a secret project that I’ve been working on for a while now, and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I’ve enjoyed recording it.The teaser will let you know everything that I’m hoping this podcast will be: yarn, travel, craft, knitting, creativity and more - and I hope you’ll tune in for each episode.Series One starts this Sunday, 3 August, with new episodes coming out every Sunday.More soon, and thanks for

In this episode of the Resin Mastery Podcast, the hosts dive into the theme of preserving flowers from religious events using ICOAT Epoxy. They introduce the idea that many blessed flowers, coming from events like weddings, funerals, baptisms, and religious holidays, are often discarded after ceremonies despite their emotional and spiritual significance. The conversation highlights the lost value in tossing out such flowers and advocates for their preservation as lasting mementos, not just for