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We're back from our family vacation from Chile! We had so much fun together on this 2.5 weeklong trip. In this episode we recap all that we did; the activities, the food, the drinks and of course the yarn-y goodness. Though our focus wasn't on knitting or crocheting, we still finished some projects, crocheted some granny squares for charity, and visited a yarn store.
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We're back with the second part of the crochet trends for 2024 as predicted by Pinterest. Today we finish going through the list and explaining each one, giving our opinions as to whether it will or will not become a trend (and if we actually like it or not).
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Every year, lists of predicted trends pop up for all categories of life. In today's episode we go over the crochet trends for 2024 as predicted by Pinterest. As we go through the list and explain each one, we also give our opinions as to whether it will or will not become a trend aka is that something we like or not.
Sweetheart Lovey free pattern link: https://www.instagram.com/p/C3SzGwntGyC/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
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Last week we shared how Dani prepared for the biggest handmade market in North America, the One Of A Kind show in Toronto, in Today's episode, we share about her experience at the actual show, everything from the set up to the tear down, including how much she made. Listen for her experience and to find out if she would do it again.
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Dani was a vendor at the biggest handmade market in North America; the One Of A Kind show in Toronto last year. In this first of two parts, we chat about what it took for her to get there, everything from the application process to building the booth, making inventory and much more.
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At the beginning of last year, we recorded a podcast episode recapping 2022 and setting out some goals for ourselves for 2023. Now that we've made it to 2024, it's time to find out if we achieved last year's goals and set out new ones for the year ahead.
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Happy 2024! We are so happy to be back for season two of the Drop a Stitch Podcast! In this first episode of the season, we catch up on all the things that have happened since our last episode, babies, markets, moves, travels, Christmas sweaters and more.
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Today marks the last episode in our Market 101 Series: the Q & A portion. A few weeks ago, we asked you what questions (if any) you still had following this series, and today we give your our answers. We got some really good questions such as: What if shoplifting is an issue in your area? What do you do to pass time at a slower market? Do you really have to make items in all the sizes? and so much more! Plus, this is our last episode for this season (we'll be back next year, don't worry)!
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Did you know market hangovers are a real thing? In between the frenzy of making stock and prepping for your market then setting up, spending the day serving customers, re-arranging your table and doing all the things before taking everything back down again and putting it away safely once you're back home, it's normal you're exhausted. As much fun as markets are, they are work, you're essentially setting up a store and taking it down at the end of the day, that's no small feat. In today's episode, we talk about some of the very important things you should be doing either right after your market or shortly thereafter to save you a lot of work and possible headaches in the future. These things may not be imperative, but they are sure to make your life easier next time and we can promise your future self will thank you.
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You've survived your first market and hopefully sold a bunch, congrats! But now that you're back at home and you have all your market items with you, how exactly should you store them? You may have all the space in your home for your products, or you may need to resort to more creative spaces for storage, either way, in today's episode, we share exactly how we store our knits to ensure they stay safe, dry and are ready to be used whenever is needed still looking freshly made. We'll also give you advice on what to do with your market setup items.
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