Podcast Episode #307: Renae Bradley of Benzie Design
In this podcast interview, Renae Bradley talks about her path to opening a specialty brick-and-mortar retail shop focusing on felt.
In this podcast interview, Renae Bradley talks about her path to opening a specialty brick-and-mortar retail shop focusing on felt.
In this podcast interview, Michelle Galletta explains how she came to create a highly successful embroidery kit company, Kiriki Press.
In this podcast interview, Madison May, the founder of CUT/SEW Patterns, talks about the value of the cosplay community to sewing’s future.
In this podcast interview, Ann Shayne and Kay Gardiner trace the path from meeting in a knitting forum to creating Modern Daily Knitting.
In this podcast interview, Ali Dillingham, owner of A Yarn Market, talks about how she came to open a local yarn shop.
In this podcast episode, fabric designer Kim Kight traces her path from being an early blogger to becoming a designer for Moda.
In this podcast interview, crochet designer Brittany Garber shares her journey discovering crochet and turning it into a business..
In this podcast chat, quilt artist Maria Shell explains how she went from working as a journalist to becoming a modern quilter in Alaska.
In this podcast episode, Louisa Sonstroem talks about the winding journey she took to arrive at her love of hand sewing clothing.
In this podcast interview, crochet designer Amy Ting traces her path to creating an amigurumi pattern business and writing a book.
In this podcast interview, Abbie Small explains the management buyout, with Rubelmann Capital, of the Big 4 sewing pattern brands.
In this podcast interview, Marianne Fons traces her pioneering role in developing the quilting industry from the 70s until today.
In this podcast interview, quilter Michelle Cain traces her history from discovering quilting to becoming a blogger, designer, and author.
In this podcast episode, Emma Brassfield traces her journey from making costumes for movies to creating a bag-making business for crafters.
In this special podcast episode, we listen to a recording of the keynote speech delivered at h+h americas 2025 by Larrie King, also known as Mister Larrie.
In this podcast interview, journalist Megan Greenwell talks about private equity’s impact on the crafts industry, specifically on JOANN. Megan is the author of Bad Company: Private Equity and the Death of the American Dream.
In this podcast episode, Zoe Frost explains how she created Junebug and Darlin, a cross stitch pattern and kit company focused on subversive designs.
In this podcast episode, Claudia Martinez traces her journey from selling ring slings on Etsy to having an ecommerce crafts supply shop with over 5,000 SKUs.
In this podcast episode, artist and maker Micah Clasper-Torch discusses using punch needle to create fashion and accessories.
Four speakers representing various vantage points in the crafts industry consider the challenges and opportunities of the coming year.