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  • Handspun A Podcast about Handspinning, Knitting, and Yarn

    Beginner handspinners you must listen to this conversation

    This is a must listen for new yarn handspinners. A conversation with one of my online course students about her early frustrations and successes. If you are feeling frustrated or like your yarn doesn't look how you want, please take a listen and keep on spinning! For details on my online course for learning to handspin yarn on a wheel: https://www.ewethfulfiberfarm.com/pages/online-courses This is a channel all about wool! I own a small fiber mill and fiber farm in Oregon, USA. I'm an all around maker and creative person who loves to share my knowledge about processing wool, handspinning yarns and knitting. To sign up for my newsletter or shop products from my wool mill head to https://www.ewethfulfiberfarm.com/ We have a lovely fiber community over on Patreon if you enjoy what I am doing here! Find us at https://www.patreon.com/EwethfulFiberMill Mentions in this episode: Big Book of Handspinning by Alden Amos

    Yesterday · 56 min
  • Check Your Thread: Sewing More Sustainably

    #241: Teatowel Treasures and a Charity Shop Crawl with Ros Williams

    Do you enjoy the challenge of making new things out of old? My guest for this week’s episode, Ros Williams, reconnected with her sewing machine during lockdown and has been transforming existing textiles in incredibly creative ways ever since. She even c

    Yesterday · 49 min
  • Creative Journey

    Grounded in Worth: The Power of Self-Compassion and Safe Touch

    Embodied Empowerment

    Yesterday · 1 hr 15 min
  • Cast On

    212 Low Impact

    Vinted used to feel like the internet version of a Naked Lady party: somebody else’s wrong thing becoming exactly what you needed, for a fiver and postage. Then the pro sellers arrived, the charity-shop stock moved online, and resale started to look less like an exit from fast fashion than another room inside it. A 2025 Yale study found the catch: people who buy second hand frequently also buy more new clothing. So low impact gets practical. Ghost in the Apple Orchard, Brenda’s red vest, is yarn on its third life. Two cream Vinted blouses become responsibility rather than regret, with Portia Lawrie’s Re:Fashion Wardrobe as permission to look harder at what is already here: one blouse pointing toward the Reed Skirt, the other rescued with £3.20 of Fyberspates Gleem and a willingness to outwit bad quality control. The larger cost is still there. Rana Plaza is not the hook, but it is the floor under the argument. Low impact is not purity, and it is not an escape route. It is attention: what do I need, what do I want to wear, what do I want to make — where did this come from, and who paid for it? FURTHER READING * Laura Edwards, Only the Clothes on Her Back Music: Story, by Abigail Osborn This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit brendadayne.substack.com/subscribe

    Yesterday · 26 min

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