
I've finally been knitting!
Life has been pretty busy recently with DIY projects - filling holes left behind by the electrician, sanding walls ready for decorating, researching & planning a new kitchen and bathroom. I love learning a new skill, so

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Attempting to create a sustainable, handmade life. Knitting, sewing, and gardening! craftandthrift.substack.com
Amy hosts Craft & Thrift Podcast, a leisure show with 21 episodes published.

Life has been pretty busy recently with DIY projects - filling holes left behind by the electrician, sanding walls ready for decorating, researching & planning a new kitchen and bathroom. I love learning a new skill, so

Andrew took this photo for me, I love how the early evening sunlight catches the chives It’s been a little minute since I published a podcast, but join me in my greenhouse to listen to the rain and talk about how the gar

A little departure from the norm today, as I chat about my current reads-in-progress. I’m trying to prioritise reading, as a way to spend less time on my phone. It’s as simple as taking my book downstairs in the morning,

I’ve been talking a lot about raised beds recently, and you’ll be pleased to learn I think that period is nearly over! I built my last raised bed, the one in the greenhouse, last week, so now I’m focusing on filling and

Those who have been following my blog for a few years (love you!) will have heard me talk about the Hobbit Robe. I’ve mentioned it on and off in various newsletters and Instagram posts, but I’m finally on the home straig

I have had the loveliest, most calming and soul-soothing time in my garden this afternoon. The sun shone, the birds sang, and I quietly pottered between the greenhouse and the raised bed. As I write this, I’ve sown parsl

Nothing grand of note to report in the podcast this week, other than some little updates on ongoing projects. I almost didn’t post a podcast episode, but there’s joy to be found in the little things, especially in these

If you follow me over on Notes, you may have seen a spoiler of my raised bed. It’s a bit of a beast, standing at 72cm high (roughly hip height on me), I’ve built it from decking planks and 2x2” timber. The aim is to be a

Wearing the repaired sheepskin coat and Morgan jeans! I recorded a podcast last week about a sewing day I had planned with my bestie, who came to visit our new house for the first time last week. It was a lovely to see h

This is a bit of an unstructured ramble (‘twas ever thus) about my upcoming sewing day with my bestie, and my project plans. I was trying to find a photo of my Closet Core Morgans and came across this picture, taken by A

I stumbled across this idea, after reading and listening to Internet People. I recently picked up the Artist’s Way, a book by Julia Cameron about unlocking creative potential, and almost immediately became overwhelmed by

Hello everybuddy! Thanks so much for listening and supporting my little podcast. And thank you so much to everyone who has contributed to my Buy me a Coffee. I got this lovely message recently, “listening to your podcast

This is a slightly more introspective episode, in which I talk about my life or core values. This was inspired by a podcast episode from A Beautiful Mess, where Emma and Elsie, two sisters who are serial entrepreneurs, t

I recently went down a YouTube rabbit hole, emerging triumphant from the other end with the confidence to attempt to build a potting bench for my greenhouse. My ‘toxic trait’ as the kids say, is seeing someone do somethi

I think this is the last of my goal related blog posts and podcasts for now! I know not everyone enjoys discussing goals and aims, it can feel like a stressful time of year with a constant narrative of self-improvement.

I love this time of year for goal setting, I’ve already written one blog post about my sewing goals for 2025, and here is the audio form for my knitting plans! This year, I want to try to be more intentional with my knit

Back in 2020, at the height of lockdown, I completed the Love to Sew Podcast ‘Create your Dream Wardrobe’ booklet. It was an illuminating process, that happened to fall at the same time as Me Made May. Andrew helped me d

This episode is a slight departure from my normal content, but still in the realms of handicrafts, in the sense of building things with your hands. I was lucky to grow up with a DIY Dad, an experience I didn’t value at t

Thanks so much to everyone who listened and commented on my last podcast episode, I really appreciate all your support! This episode is slightly longer, talking about my current main two knitting works in progress. The a

I’ve been contemplating starting a podcast for a while, I’ve just been nervous to say that out loud. It feels very self important; the imposter syndrome part of my brain wonders what original thoughts or content I could
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