Hello, and welcome to The Very Serious Crafts Podcast, Season 1: Episode 12 – Petite Sewing, DIY Plants, and All Things Sushi !
In this episode, the Very Serious Crafters bask in the glow of Heidi’s Auntie Endorphins (and then become mysteriously obsessed with sushi).
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The Very Serious Crafts Podcast, Season 1: Episode 12 – Petite Sewing, DIY Plants, and All Things Sushi
In the Very Serious Crafts Podcast, Season 1: Episode 12, Haley propagates succulents, Mollie decides she needs a knitting machine, and Heidi learns about petite sewing alterations.
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One reply on “The Very Serious Crafts Podcast, Season 1: Episode 12 – Petite Sewing, DIY Plants, and All Things Sushi”
So, after listening to this podcast… I had to have sushi for dinner. And, then I had to buy a Rolodex, because Haley’s random comment about using color coded cards in a file got me thinking that I could organize my craft projects (Ideas/Plans, Projects I Have Supplies For, WIPs, Finished Projects for Me, Finished Projects for Others) in a Rolodex. I might even give it a custom (non-sushi) treatment (although I’m not sure I can deface a vintage Rolodex). I think the one I ordered comes with cards, but I did also buy a Silhouette cut file for Rolodex cards, so I might have to cut some out of pretty cardstock…And, maybe I can use stamps to make the plain ones pretty! And, right there, I have 2 cards to put in my Ideas/Plans section…
Thanks for such a fun podcast! I really enjoy listening while I’m driving (and it helps me to drive at the speed limit, too).