Podcast appearances and mentions of jane patrick

Qué importante es compartir con los niños referentes que valgan la pena, personas apasionadas y generosas, que comparten sus conocimientos y convicciones para que todos seamos mejores. No se me ocurre un mejor ejemplo que Jane Goodall y este cuento cortito y precioso es una estupenda manera de abrirle a lxs niñxs el camino hacia ella. El de Pop Up lo encontramos en nuestra amada Librería Zapallar @libreriazapallar

On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we're talking about building a weaving loom and spindle company with my guests Jane Patrick and Barry Schacht of Schacht Spindle Company. Jane Patrick has been in the weaving and the textile arts field for over 40 years. Between 1981 and 1992 she was an editor at Interweave Press where she edited HANDWOVEN magazine, books, and Design Collections. Jane is an ardent enthusiast of both the art and craft of the textile arts, with interests in both contemporary and traditional work. Jane is the Creative Director for Schacht Spindle Company. Her current project is developing a textile school at Schacht in Boulder, Colorado. Barry Schacht, CEO of Schacht Spindle Company, came into the weaving and spinning world by chance, in 1969, when his brother's girlfriend wanted to learn to spin. From a first commission to make a drop spindle, to creating a loom with little knowledge, Barry has been the guiding light of Schacht Spindle Company, now housed in a 33,000 square foot building and employing 50 employees. +++++ This episode is sponsored by Wunderlabel, your one-stop-shop for professional custom clothing labels and personalized branding products. Visit wunderlabel.com to customize your own clothing labels, hang-tags, gift ribbon and other branding items. Our interactive online design tool will walk you through the design process. Recycled options, small batch quantities and OEKO-TEX certified labels are just a few of the amazing options we offer. Use discount code CIA15 for 15% off your entire purchase. +++++ To get the full show notes for this episode visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Join today.  

In this episode, we have Dr. David Snyder on the show. Dr. Snyder is a renowned specialist in hypnosis, NLP, and Mind-Body technologies for peak performance, persuasion, and covert influence around the globe. He is a hypnosis trainer, a Master Practitioner and trainer in NLP, and a Society of Experiential Trance member. Dr. David is the originator and founder of the Conversational Persuasion and Influence System (CPI). David also possesses a Master of Arts in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Southern California University of Health Sciences, where he pioneered the hypnotic method in conjunction with acupuncture therapy. Tune in and join our exciting conversation with Dr. Snyder as he points out our ultimate power to take control of our negative state. Standout Quotes: “I became ravenous in my desire to acquire more personal power to become more of the person that I wanted to be rather than the person that nature, society, and genetics conspired to make me. “ “When I see the lights come on and see the shift in them, that inspires me. That makes this is both gratifying and humbling work at the same time.” “These moments of isolation are also giving us opportunities to connect and rebuild our families.” “We labor under the belief that we have control of everything, but we don't.” Key Takeaways: Dr. Snyder grew up in an emotionally abusive home, a stereotypical bullied child, triggering him to turn situations around. He grew hungry in his quest to get more personal authority and power to become the person he wants to be. The pandemic brought us opportunities to reconnect and rebuild relationships with our families. The only thing we truly have control over is ourselves and how we react to situations as we encounter them. Changing your posture and breathing is the quickest and most foolproof approach to shift your psycho-emotional state, anywhere and anytime. Everything begins with the physical body. The body is where state control begins, as is emotional cleaning, emotional transformation, or transmutation. Episode Timeline: [00:16] Introducing our Guest, Dr. David Snyder [01:52] What and Who is Dr. Snyder most grateful for in his life right now? [03:49] What motivates Dr. Snyder to accomplish the work he does? [08:25] Dr. Snyder's views and thoughts about the ongoing pandemic [09:20] People are freedom-oriented but also hardwired to be fearful [11:14] The only thing that we truly have control over is ourselves [16:17] Dr. Paul Ekman's Emotional Refractory Theory [18:27] Amy Cuddy's Power Pose and taking control over our negative states [25:30] When does our true emotional state come into play instead of simply changing our physiology to change our state of being? [25:45] Holographic approach to NLP [26:25] The Mindfulness Approach [27:27] Using an integrative approach when we're dealing with emotions [29:23] What is the Somatic approach? [29:36] Color Consciousness [31:42] The body mapping approach [44:10] Biggest Challenge Dr. Snyder had overcome [50:14] Find out more about Dr. Snyder and NLP Power Learn more about Dr. David and NLP Power at: Website: https://www.nlppower.com/ Email: https://www.nlppower.com/contact/ Phone: 858-282-4663

In this episode I sit down with a woman of many talents from coaching, speaking, training, personality profiling and host of the limitless potential podcast Vanessa Jane Patrick as we talk about attraction, harnessing the power of our masculine and feminine energies, what real female leadership is and much more You can check out more of Vanessas programs at Vanessajanepatrick.com as well as her podcast Limitless potential at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1786454481646504

Vanessa Jane Patrick shares her journey of becoming a successful coach, building her platform and growing her raving audience in over 35 countries.

Watch the livestream every weekday at 12pm EST on the Lion Brand Facebook Page!

Vanessa is the founder of ‘The Limitless Potential Academy’, where growth-seekers come to get the support and experience they need to breakthrough to their next level of potential with Monthly Masterclasses and Group Coaching. Vanessa also runs the 'Limitless Potential' show where she interviews the world's leading authorities in personal development, human behavior and human potential. She also founded the Limitless Potential Inner Circle Community of 5,000+ like-minded, outstanding human beings from 30+ countries across the globe whom support and challenge each other to reach ever increasing levels of their potential daily.Vanessa describes her journey which started by her brother choosing the degree she chose at University because she wasn't aware of what she wanted to do with her life or what her purpose was. This is a common challenge as we are not taught to think for ourselves, we live to please our parents and follow what they want for us, which is usually the "safe" route!After completing her business degree Vanessa still didn't feel good about what she was doing and went into banking but this still didn't fulfill her. She went back to university and started a Law degree because she thought that would open up more doors. She still wasn't happy and it was at this point that her then boyfriend introduced her to the teachings of Tony Robins and this became the turning point for Vanessa.At 24 years old Vanessa was under the impression that she was too old to change (I know right?!?) when she saw a 65 year old attendee of the Tony Robins conference stand up with tears of happiness in her eyes as she exclaimed how she just realized that she had been successful in her career because she felt that is who her father wanted her to be but it had been at the expense of her family life. She now felt free and knew that she could find a life of fulfillment and freedom with her new awareness.Vanessa left Law school, much to the dismay of her family who disconnected from her, claiming Vanessa Jane was a failure! The easy route is very often the most difficult in the long run so find your purpose and follow your heart.Over the last 7 years Vanessa Jane has invested a lot of time and money in her own personal growth and is now sharing these messages with other people to help them live out their potential, which is limitless.Vanessa Jane's advice for her teenage self would be: "listen to yourself and do what you want to do." When you do something with a passion it will be more fulfilling.Question: Who did you crave love from the most when you were growing up?As teenagers we need options with regards to what we can do and encouragement to think for ourselves and pursue our passion. Parents and teachers have our best interest at heart when they try to protect us as teenagers, but at the same time they are not setting us up for success because we are not thinking for ourselves.Vanessa Jane explains how most people are living a life of mediocrity because they have too much "stuff" that is holding them back. When you get rid of that stuff you can transcend your life into one of meaning and fulfillment. Carl Jung: What you most need is where you least want to look.What are the patterns that repeat in your life? What is tripping you up? 95% of what determines our life comes from our subconscious mind which is the programs from he past. We need to rely more on our feelings and emotions to draw on the wisdom rather than what our head says from he programing of the past.Book suggestion: Soulshaping: A Journey of Self-Creation by Jeff BrownI asked Vanessa Jane how her family react to her success now and she was pleased to say that her Mum is now her number one fan who helps and supports her in the business. Some members do not get it and it is important to understand that not everyone will because personal growth requires a new thinking."When you get clear on what authentically inspires you, you actually become unshakeable to all the things your past self was terrified about." - Vanessa Jane PatrickUnderstand that our families want us to be happy and they are coming from a level of awareness where getting a stable career is the right route. It may be right for some but not for all so raise your level of awareness and be authentic in the direction your choose for your life.** Be on the lookout for an upcoming episode where I am going to break down the Golden Rule and explain why I think it us fundamentally flawed **The best place to follow Vanessa Jane is on her Facebook page via the link below. Final word from Vanessa Jane: Her life changed when she decided to take 100% responsibility for her actions and destiny. Role model that to others and you will have a greater impact on the world.You can contact Vanessa Jane on Facebook, Website, or Instagram.You can connect with me at:Website: www.Chris-J-Baker.comEmail: Chris@Chris-J-Baker.comFacebook: Release Your Unconscious PageFacebook: Leadership Excellence with Chris BakerLinkedIn: Chris BakerInstagram: chris _j_baker_ryuTo purchase my book 10 Steps 2 Freedom from Amazon click here.To purchase my book Organizational Culture and Leadership click here

Such a great topic and always great connecting with Vanessa in powerful discussions. There's bucket fulls of gold during our conversation, so please dig in and enjoy!!

In this episode, Sasha talks about a great way to use your handspun yarn stash and learn something new at the same time. Mentioned in the episode: Jane Patrick, The Weaver's Idea Book Jane Patrick, Weaving on a Rigid Heddle Loom (video download) Liz Gipson, Weaving Made Easy: 17 Projects Using a Simple Loom Esther Rodgers, Expressive Weaving on a Rigid Heddle Loom (video download) Schacht Spindle Company's Cricket Loom Schacht Spindle Company's Flip Loom Sign up for the #groomyourstash challenge, March 30-April 3.

In Episode 72, Greg and Pam discuss magic, birthdays, and taco parties. They also review Leaflet #21 from The Opinionated Knitter by Elizabeth Zimmermann. Special thanks to MartaSchmarta for the intro and congrats on a cool publication! Sponsors We are Knitcrate Ambassadors! Are you the kind of knitter who would enjoy receiving a surprise package of yarn in the mail every month? Then you need to sign up for a Knitcrate subscription. Every month, you will receive a selection of curated yarn, a pattern specifically paired to use with the yarn, and a treat. Use code KD20 at checkout for 20% off your first package when you sign up for a subscription. FiberCrafty's  independently owned shops are stocked with yarn, fiber, project bags, stitch markers and more. With filter terms specific to yarn and fiber, the ability to save favorites, and a secure checkout process, it's better than a 24 hour fiber festival! For shop owners, our easy to use interface makes selling online easy. FiberCrafty is owned by one woman that has a crazy love of yarn and knitting. Greg's favorite feature? Pants are optional. Shop for your next project at FiberCrafty. Notes Dear Listeners We would love to have YOU record and introduction to the show! You can find details in the Ravelry Group Pages. Greg's Projects Greg finished the gramps cardigan, pattern by tincanknits. He used Berroco Vintage. The Button Whisper (aka his wife) came through and found the perfect buttons for it. Greg started the Alouette cardigan, pattern by Lisa Chemery. He is using Kraemer Yarns Perfection Sport (provided by Kraemer Yarns for review). Greg started a Knits4Comfort tumbler with a kit he bought at the Carolina Fiber Fest last year. Pam's Projects Pam finished the Julgran Sweater by Andi Satterlund. Kind of. She is using 100% superwash merino worsted from PassionKNITS Yarn. Pam also worked a little bit on the Interplay Shaw for the Back to School Colorwork CAL. She is using yarn from Dirty Water DyeWorks. Pam finished unknitting a sweater she made her husband years ago. Pam made two tea towel aprons using a free pattern from the Missouri Star Quilt Co. Pam also made 12 dryer balls. Pam worked a little bit on Avery's college blanket. Pam assembled and warped her new Kromski Harp Forte rigid heddle loom. She received a book called The Weaver's Idea Book: Creative Cloth on a Rigid Heddle Loom (affiliate link) by Jane Patrick. FiberCrafty Serenity Artisans is a woodworking and gift shop that has some beautiful and unique gifts! The weekly FiberCrafty newsletter always has a list of current coupon codes! And other fun stuff. Pam writes it, it's good. You should subscribe. The Opinionated Knitter (affiliate link) We discussed Leaflet #21, pages 102-107 featuring the Baby Surprise Jacket! Next up, Leaflet #22, pages ZYZ. We mentioned the BSJ group on Ravelry. We are almost done with The Opinionated Knitter! The next book we will tackle is Knitting Rules! (affiliate link) by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee. Current/Upcoming Unraveling Events Don't forget our Elizabeth Zimmermann KAL! Have you made one of her patterns? Used a technique? Tell us about it! Did you have fun with the Back to School Colorwork CAL? It started September 1 and the Ravelry thread was hopping! We drew names for the final prizes in this one! Thanks to Camel City Dyeworks and Knitcrate for providing prizes. The Fairs and Festivals KAL is ongoing. We intend to draw for winners next episode. Greg collected over 100 preemie hats via the Itty Bitty Knits Revelry group. Miscellaneous Check out the upcoming book release from that Marta talked about: Harry Potter: Knitting Magic: The Official Harry Potter Knitting Book (affiliate link) Kanki is a great place in Raleigh to go for birthdays. Greg and Pam chatted a bit about The Traveling Wilburys. Affiliate Link Disclosures This post contains affiliate links. That means that if you click on a link to Craftsy, Cooperative Press, Amazon, or Knitcrate and subsequently make a purchase, we'll receive a small commission from the sale. You pay the same, and the commissions will help cover our podcasting expenses. Our opinions are always our own, and we're never compensated to endorse any particular product or service. Find us all over the Internet Subscribe in iTunes: The Unraveling Podcast Podcast RSS Feed: Unraveling Podcast Twitter: @UnravelingPod Facebook: Unraveling Podcast Instagram: @UnravelingPodcast Ravelry Group: Unraveling Podcast Greg is KnittingDaddy on Ravelry, @KnittingDaddy on Instagram, and also writes the KnittingDaddy blog. Pam is pammaher on Ravelry, @FiberCrafty and @pammaher on Instagram, and owner of the FiberCrafty  marketplace.

This truly is an amazing interview I conducted with Vanessa Jane Patrick recently from Live Love Give and from her own podcast Limitless Potential. Vanessa is an incredible soul doing some fascinating work in helping people discover their genius, authenticity and how to have unlimited potential. Today we explore several great topics including how we can tap into the opportunity we all have to get more out of our health and fitness and live with the body and health we all truly desire.

My guests today are Jane Patrick and Barry Schacht of Schacht Spindle Company located in Boulder, Colorado. Jane and Barry have not only had a successful marriage for 37 years, but they’ve also been successful business partners running Schacht Spindle for 50 years. They discuss different recessions, the shift of business over the years, and key components to running a successful business.   

Schacht Spindle Company manufactures weaving and spinning equipment that is loved the world over by fiber artists. Jane and Barry talk about the history of their company, and celebrating 50 years in business! Show Notes: www.gistyarn.com/episode-46

This week's episode is sponsored by:   So, you already know about the Akerworks Yarn Caddy Kit. Now, we are adding a little twist for you: Introducing the Akerworks Butterfly Kate, designed to fold into itself, making it incredibly easy to pack in a bag and take on any adventure! The Butterfly Kate has a wooden base, a carbon fiber shaft with two angle settings, a nifty pattern holder, and our patent-pending TensiTamer gizmo to keep everything in place and select your desired tension. It's designed either for use with our Yarn Caddy, or as a single shaft Lazy Kate for use with spinning bobbins. Akerworks: We like making things.           No matter what you need, the barmaids have you covered from head to toe. Face pudding to keep you smiling, Lolo lips keep them kissable, probiotic deodorant for keeping you fresh as a rose, oh for feet’s sake to keep your feet soft and sandal ready, and the Lolo body bar for everything in between. You can find all this - and more! at bar-maids.com   Every hobby needs organization, every project needs a place.  Erin.Lane bags helps you turn your fiber pasttime into neat and organized endeavor.  Our project bags, totes, and needle and notions organizers are everything you need to keep your fiber arts from fraying.   For $50 off your first box of Green Chef, go to GreenChef.us/knitmoregirls.     Dreaming of Fall sweater weather? Infinite Twist has you covered with Dyer's Choice Sweater Quantities. Each yarn pack includes 1800 yards of hand-dyed 6-ply Merino in a one-of-a-kind color for $98, and shipping is free! Colors are not repeatable, and when they're gone, they're gone. Check out the colors currently available at infinitetwist.com.   Here at Little Skein, we LOVE the spirit of the Grinchalong. So we’ve created a kit for the traditional 12 days of Christmas, which start on Christmas Day. Enjoy 12 days of twinkly lights, cozy times, and easy knitting with our Christmastide kit. It’s the perfect gift to yourself. In the Little Skein shop starting December 1st.   On the Needles:(0:40) Gigi picked up the Russell Street shawl that had been languishing as a UFO, figured out what was wrong, and is making great progress Jasmin has made some more progress on her Tied Knots hat  out of Jade Sapphire cashmere. Jasmin is nearly finished with sleeve #2 of the Frozen Hearts sweater. She mentions yarn with beautiful depth of color from the Buffalo Wool Company Gigi has Vanilla Is The New Black socks out of Patons Kroy,  You can get all of the colors of Paton's Kroy from Craftsy   Has set up four more pairs, and cast on a new pair in the "Deep End" colorway.   Gigi finished knitting the Vitamin D sweater for her #ChooseYourOwnAdventureKAL, and needs to find a new sweater to knit . Jasmin mentions the Tale as old as Time cowl.   Events: (17:33) - #ChooseYourOwnAdventureKAL is ongoing. Jasmin is knitting the Fading Lines from Joji Locatelli - Weinachtsmarkt, Dec. 8: 4-8 PM At Green Planet Yarns  (Enjoy! Glūhwein and Glogg) - Stitches West, February 21-24 2019 - Stitches West registration   In Stitches:(19:08) - Jasmin: wool socks, resistance hat, rainbow dots cowl, Bifrost Scarf, Fox hat - Gigi : Quynn hat with ear flaps, Knitmore cowl, wool socks, Rainbow Dots cowl - Genevieve: coronation sweater.   Contest: (24:05) - Grinchalong 2018 started Dec 1st.   Mother Knows Best:(29:08) Talk to somebody about your knitting. Or their knitting.   When Knitting Attacks:(37:14) Measure flat. Lost a ½” in measuring badly on sleeve #1. Read directions IN ORDER.   Review:(43:12) This week we review: Wild Mittens, Unruly Socks, by Lumi Karmitsa   Straw into Gold: (51:53) Jasmin has a quiet evening, so she does math and warps the Schacht Flip Loom. Spent more time figuring out how to do a flip stand on the cheap, should have just ordered it. She is using Tess Yarns for warp. Here is the link to Schacht and Jane Patrick's books   And Sew On:(1:00:54) Gigi’s is taking Fashion Design 2 at West Valley College She is posting progress pictures on social media (on Instagram, Tumblr, Facebook as knitmoregirls). Big project is due this Thursday. Suit with princess style jacket and high waisted skirt is  done. Knit garment done is done. Skirt for Jasmin from the beginning of the semester is done. Also, sewing a pair of trousers out of muslin. Front is done. Still need to attach facings and join front and back.   Two buttonhole machines at school got broken .

This week's episode is sponsored by:       No matter what you need, the barmaids have you covered from head to toe. Face pudding to keep you smiling, Lolo lips keep them kissable, probiotic deodorant for keeping you fresh as a rose, oh for feet’s sake to keep your feet soft and sandal ready, and the Lolo body bar for everything in between. You can find all this - and more! at bar-maids.com   Since 2008, Black Trillium Fibres has been dedicated to two things: great color and quality yarn.  However, those two things alone cannot adequately describe the incredible joy of being a part of such a creative, diverse and supportive society of crafters and artisans.  So here’s to the next ten years and a new layer of commitment: to our family, our community, and beyond.  You’ll find us at blacktrilliumfibres.com – we look forward to crafting a beautiful world with you!           Every hobby needs organization, every project needs a place.  Erin.Lane bags helps you turn your fiber pasttime into neat and organized endeavor.  Our project bags, totes, and needle and notions organizers are everything you need to keep your fiber arts from fraying.   For $50 off your first box of Green Chef, go to GreenChef.us/knitmoregirls.      Dreaming of Fall sweater weather? Infinite Twist has you covered with Dyer's Choice Sweater Quantities. Each yarn pack includes 1800 yards of hand-dyed 6-ply Merino in a one-of-a-kind color for $98, and shipping is free! Colors are not repeatable, and when they're gone, they're gone. Check out the colors currently available at infinitetwist.com.   On the Needles:(0:39) Jasmin loves the new issue of Pompom Quarterly, that  has the most amazing sweater.   Genevieve's Elsa sweater is too short in the sleeves. Gigi is working on her Purlbreak's last contrast stripe. Jasmin talks about Stinky and Dirty, and The Perfect Cake. (She picked up the cookie version of this book, The Perfect Cookie.)   Jasmin is on the last colorwork bit on sleeve #1 of her frozen hearts sweater. Cake helps. Gigi is working on the  sleeves of the Vitamin D sweater for her #ChooseYourOwnAdventureKAL. Jasmin is weaving a secret project on her Schacht flip loom, using KCL shuttles. It’s plaid and amazing.   Jasmin did another "Did you Lose Count?" with Melanie from Black Trillium Fibers Gigi finally turned both heels on the Cadet Blue Vanilla Is The New Black out of Patons Kroy Gigi wound mini skeins on the nostepinne to knit the Ridgeline Cowl. Jasmin is working on her Sprig pullover   Gigi has been inspired to knit a Sockhead cowl, and cast it on. Gigi also has a preemie hat on the needles in Regia.   Events: (26:40) - May 1st: #ChooseYourOwnAdventureKAL started - Stash Dash: May 25 -  August 27 2018. - Wool auction at the Monterey County Fair, in Monterey, CA, on Labor Day - Vogue Knitting Live San Francisco: September 21-23 - Pacific International Quilt Fest October 11-14 2018 - Stitches West, February 21-24 2019   Mother Knows Best:(28:53) This week we answer a question from the "What do you want to hear about?"  about beginning weaving. Jasmin recommends the weaving book by Jane Patrick and and a Cricket loom. She mentions our interview with Jane Patrick.   When Knitting Attacks:(38:50) Casting on for the sockhead cowl. Multiples of 20 seem hard? Lost chicken on the Purlbreak   Review:(42:08) This week we review: The Knitter’s Dictionary, by Kate Atherley   And Sew On:(47:26) Gigi is working on a flannel shirt. plackets on sleeves,  Sleeves, underarm seams, and Cuffs are done, as well as bias cuffs, and Shirttail hem. Technique from summer class.   Stripes match on the side seams, but not center front. #SewPainful  

Show 354 Kathy talks with Jane Patrick from Schacht. (Running Time 28:00)

Finding time to do the things we love is often a challenge. Join us on an exploration of how to do exactly that: we speak with Jane Patrick, author of Time to Weave, a book filled with easy and quick weaving … Continue reading →

Today we're going to hear from Nilda Callanaupa, (Calanyopa) 46, the wonderfully skilled weaver who founder The Center for Tradicional Textiles of Cusco, Peru, Richard Ashford, the managing director of Ashford Handcrafts and Jane Patrick, former editor of Handwoven and author of “Time to Weave.”Jane is currently the sales manager for Schacht Spindle Co.