Podcasts about jonna hietala

We're delighted to introduce FLUFF - new yarn we've created in collaboration with Walcot Yarns x Les Garçons. -----------------------------------Chapters(00:03:44) Wine tasting. Lune Rousse from Wolf Wines in Bath (thanks Carmen's Mum for sponsoring this week's bottle!)(00:11:37) What Carmen and Kayleigh are working on (00:20:27) Introducing Fluff! Meet our NEW yarn!(00:41:03) Custom-made Spincycle Yarn(00:50:02) Pattern suggestions for Fluff(00:55:27) Wrap up  -----------------------------------Show NotesWolf wines: https://www.wolfwine.co.uk/Carmen finished her Kangas shawl by Aleks Byrd using Dyed by Delz BFL Twist DK in Abador's Water and Vincent's Highland Coo.Kayleigh is test knitting Piping Hot by Lily Kate and using Spincycle Yarns Dream State in Bright Idea along with Garthenor Organic Beacons in Hummingbird.Introducing Fluff, a brand new yarn collaboration from Walcot Yarns x Les Garçons! Fluff is a sport weight brushed yarn made of 55% Baby Alpaca, 18% fine merino, 17% mulberry silk and 10% Yak and it's 100% Dreamy.Fluff pattern suggestions:Instant Crush by Joji LocatelliSeela by Jonna Hietala using Walcot Yarns Origin and Fluff held togetherNo. 14 from My Favorite Things Knitwear using Walcot Yarns Opus and FluffMoonbumps shawl and the Bumpy cardigan both my Maxim CyrCumulus Blouse, Novice Sweater and Agnetee cardigan by PetiteKnitsLovenote by Tin Can KnitsRanunculus by Midori HiroseCustom Colourway from Spincycle Yarns - Next Level - has arrived on all three yarn bases and it's absolutely amazeballs! -----------------------------------Get In TouchSocial Media: Instagram | TikTokWebsite: www.ayarnstory.co.ukEmail: hello@ayarnstory.co.ukVisit us:A Yarn Story, 128 Walcot Street,Bath, BA1 5BG+44 (0)1225 429239

Anni Korkmanin ja Ida Kukkapuron seurassa vierailivat pelisuunnittelija Henri Tervapuro sekä Laine-neulelehden päätoimittaja Jonna Hietala. Tässä jaksossa Helsinki Design Weeklyn keskiössä olivat käsityöt. Henri Tervapuro kertoi Breath of the Ryijy teoksestaan, joka yhdistää pelisuunnittelun ja ryijyt. Breath of the Ryijy on esillä Designmuseon Hyvissä käsissä -näyttelyssä. Jonna Hietalan kanssa keskusteltiin supersuositusta pienlehti Laineesta. Lehden päätoimittaja  […]

Kuinka moni ihminen palaa loppuun työssä, josta ei pidä? Niinpä. Kuten tämän viikon Unelmaduunarit-haastateltavan Jonna Hietalankin tapauksessa, yleensä uupumisen taustalla on loputon ja palava rakkaus tehdä työtään. Tämän viikon jaksossa puhummekin siitä, miten luoda omat rajansa työelämässä, kun jano luoda ja intohimo tehdä on suuri. Kansainvälisen neulelehti Laineen perustajana Jonna kertoo myös siitä, miten tehdä elanto marginaalisen asian ympärille; rakkaudesta lankoihin, neulomiseen sekä tarinoihin.

Joululomalla 2018 julkaisemme muutamia Nanin suosikkijaksoja. Tämän jakson jaksomuistiinpanot löydät täältä: https://naniannette.fi/2018/028-jonna-hietala-laine-magazine/

On kiitollista, kun jakso, jossa piti keskustella lehtibisneksestä, on lähes yhtä paljon jakso ystävyydestä ja yhteisöllisyydestä. Sellainen on Jonna. Laine Magazinen tarina on täynnä taikaa. Kaksi lahjakasta ja kovaa työtä pelkäämätöntä naista päättivät perustaa lehden, mutta he perustivatkin jotain paljon enemmän. Laineen ympärille on kasvanut kymmenien tuhansien ihmisten yhteisö, joka elää ja hengittää käsinkosketeltavaa kauneutta, syviä värejä ja puikkojen kilinää. Jopa minä - täysi neulontanoviisi - olen ryhtynyt harkitsemaan käsityöharrastuksen aloittamista päästäkseni lähemmäs Lainetta. Minuun keskustelu Jonnan kanssa jätti jäljen. Toivottavasti sinuunkin. Laine Magazinen uusin numero julkaistaan perjantaina 28.9.2018 - eikun ostoksille! Jaksomuistiinpanot: https://naniannette.fi/2018/028-jonna-hietala-laine-magazine/

On this episode of the podcast we’re counting down to the Yarnporium - only five weeks to go now. Eep! We’ve cast on for the Yarnporium Countdown KAL - are you joining us? Thanks to our sponsor: The Yarn Collective This episode of the podcast is sponsored by The Yarn Collective, a fibre and design company focused on working with independent designers to bring you luxurious hand-dyed yarns in a range of inspiring colourways. These international designers represent the best of modern knitwear design and include Bristol Ivy, Melanie Berg, Carol Feller and Michele Wang. Each designer has created and curated a distinctive and wonderful line for The Yarn Collective. You can find out more about the yarns by visiting www.theyarncollective.com.  Yarnporium Countdown KAL The Yarnporium Countdown KAL officially kicked off a week ago. Thanks to those of you who joined us on Instagram Live for the cast on and huge apologies for the loss of sound at the end. We’re still getting used to the whole IG Live thing! If you want to join in, head over to our Ravelry group for more details and show us your yarn and your progress. Don’t forget to tag your projects on Ravelry and Instagram with the tag #YarnporiumKAL2018 to be eligible for some fab prizes too. Want to use Walcot Yarns for your shawl? Head on over to their website before September 30th to get 10% off your yarn purchase! Use the code YarnporiumKAL2018 to get the discount added at checkout. What we’re working on Rachel is working on Béton Brut for the Yarnporium KAL and has finished a new crochet pattern that is AMAZING for handspun! She plans to release the new pattern in a few weeks time. Rach is also finding all kinds of lost WIPs and has plans to make the 21-color slouch hat from Blue Sky Fibers. Allison has two KALs on the go with the Béton Brut shawl as well as the Tullameen Mystery KAL for SweetGeorgia Yarns - using some of their new colours for fall/winter. She’s finally cracked her super secret project too. Countdown to Yarnporium At the time of recording the podcast there were only 6 weeks to go until the Yarnporium - which means there’s now even less time! Things you can look forward to at the show: Indie Designer Day and the Yarn Lovers Lounge - sponsored by The Yarn Collective and featuring book signings, meet and greets with designers and trunk shows + mini cafe - all happening on Friday, November 2 Makers Walking the Talk Series with The New Yarn Barons, Your Pattern in Print and The Story of Laine - happening on Saturday, November 3 VIP ticket holders and Saturday workshop participants will also get early access to the marketplace from 9am before doors open to the general public at 10am on Saturday A fantastic line up of workshops on both days with teachers that include Kelbourne Woolens, Nathan Taylor, Jane Lithgow, Karie Westermann, Kate Atherley, Carol Feller, Renée Callahan, Jonna Hietala and Sini Ellen and Julie Knits in Paris! Workshops are starting to sell out and we have a limited number of early-bird tickets so make sure to get your tickets soon! *** Many thanks for joining us for another episode! You can find the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher Radio (please rate, review and subscribe!) and you'll find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, in our Yarn in the City group on Ravelry, or in person on Wednesday nights at our knit night between 7 and 10pm at The Breakfast Club on Battersea Rise. Music credits (available on NoiseTrade) Revolution - Kate Tucker A Good Reason To Smile - Chasing Noise

Announcements: It’s the big Yarnporium announcement you’ve been waiting for! Workshops! We are SO excited about the roster of teachers that we’ve got lined up for you at this year’s Yarnporium. And quite an international roster too! We’ve got teachers from the UK (of course!), Scotland, Ireland, France, Finland, Canada and the USA too. Here’s a run down of who’s coming: England: Renée Callahan, Jane Lithgow, Nathan Taylor Scotland: Karie Westermann  Ireland: Carol Feller  France: Julie Dubreux (aka Julie Knits in Paris) Finland: Jonna Hietala and Sini Ellen from Laine Magazine Canada: Kate Atherley USA: Courtney Kelley and Kate Osborne from Kelbourne Woolens Tickets for the workshops will go on sale on June 1st. You can find all the class details as well as bios about all of our teachers on our website. What we’re working on: Allison is now on sleeve island for her Mon Manet by Jonna Hietala, in La Bien Aimee Merino Aran in Grellow and as always happens at about this point in any one of her projects is now thinking about what she wants to knit next. Rachel has finished all the pieces for the Lilly baby sweater by Justine Turner (machine knit) and now just has to put the thing together and knit the edging! She finished a long standing UFO – the Teign Wrap by Linda Lencovic in 4 indigo dyed colours of Baskerville. And she’s still going on the sleeves for Marginalia (slowly but surely). The Making of a Magazine: If you’re a knitter and you don’t know Laine Magazine (or Laine as we used to call it) then we think you’re really missing out. Since launching just over a year ago they’ve experienced an explosion of growth, going from naught to 50,000 copies in that short period of time. We sat down at EYF to chat with editors Jonna and Sini about how the magazine came to be. Have a listen and we’ll see you on the other side! *** Wrap up: Many thanks for joining us for another episode! You can find the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher Radio (please rate, review and subscribe!) and you'll find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, in our Yarn in the City group on Ravelry, or in person on Wednesday nights at our knit night between 7 and 10pm at The Breakfast Club on Battersea Rise. Music credits (available on NoiseTrade) Revolution - Kate Tucker A Good Reason To Smile - Chasing Noise

Announcements: We will be releasing the teachers and workshops for Yarnporium starting 15 May, so keep you eyes on the blog and Yarnporium page for more details and ticket info. The Great London Yarn Crawl is happening again this year! Save the date for 1 July when tickets go on sale – routes will go up a couple of weeks earlier. What we’re working on: Allison finished her Impressionist MKAL from Helen Stewart, knit from Madeleinetosh from the deep layers of stash. When the picot bind off became too much, she cast on for the Mon Manet by Jonna Hietala, in La Bien Aimee Merino Aran in Grellow. Rachel finished the first sleeve of Marginalia in the post-heat wave rainy miserable weather that cropped up in the last couple of weeks. To celebrate the gorgeous May bank holiday weather, she’s woven up two handspun scarves over the weekend, but all that is now chopped liver as her new knitting machine has arrived and is operational, thanks to a detailed info dump from Alli! Rise of the Machine: We’ve always been handknitters, but the ever expanding sizes of our stashes and reduced knitting time has led us to consider other options for trying to manage the yarn load! Alli was first down the machine knitting rabbit hole, and has dragged Rachel along with her. We talk about getting into machine knitting, how different it is, and the instant gratification factor! *** Wrap up: Many thanks for joining us for another episode! You can find the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher Radio (please rate, review and subscribe!) and you'll find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, in our Yarn in the City group on Ravelry, or in person on Wednesday nights at our knit night between 7 and 10pm at The Breakfast Club on Battersea Rise. Music credits (available on NoiseTrade) Revolution - Kate Tucker A Good Reason To Smile - Chasing Noise