Young Granny's Show – Détails, épisodes et analyse

This episodes guest, Sanmari, is a crochet artist from South Africa who creates beautiful pieces that have gone viral on social media. She shares her tips for creating beautiful photos of her projects, she speaks about her experience with other artists taking inspiration from her work without giving her credit, and shares her thoughts on the importance of acknowledging and respecting other artists' ideas. Brittany and Sanmari chat about starting crocheting last year as a hobby and eventually turning it into a business. Sanmari is well known for her modifications of popular patterns and her amazing staging and photography skills, which she attributes to her background in consumer sciences and retail management.

Where to find Sanmari:

IG - @lovey_crochet_sa

In this episode Cami and Brittany chat about how crochet was a way to heal from postpartum depression, and finding a new passion. Cami shares her journey to success on social media and how showing up authenticity has helped her connect with others. Cami and Brittany talk about motherhood, mental health, and getting into crochet to cope with the difficult times.

How to find Cami:

IG: @maedaycrochet

YT: MaeDayCrochet

TT: @maedaycrochet

FB: Mae Day Crochet

Etsy: Mae Day Makes

What can you expect from the Young Granny's Show? In this quick introduction, learn what my goals are and what you can come to find by listening in!

This episode features Bri Dudley, who is a crochet artist. Bri and Brittany chat about how Bri started her crochet business and some challenges that come with that. Bri shares her encouragement for going and trying new things or starting new ventures, her experience starting to design her own patterns. They chat about being vulnerable while creating, and staying true to yourself and your style on social media.

How to find Bri:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/dearlittledudley

https://www.dearlittledudley.com/

In this episode Brittany chats with Jess from SSquaredCreations. Jess is a crocheter and pattern designer. Jess talks about her journey into pattern designing and the crochet community. She shares her process and tips for fellow pattern designers, and discusses the importance of taking a break from the business side of crochet to work on personal projects. Jess shared what how she found her niche for her teeny creations, and her sources of inspiration. She also talks about feeling pressure from social media and the desire to surprise her followers with new designs.

How to find Jess:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/ssquaredcreations/

Etsy: SSquaredCreationsCA

In her first solo episode, Brittany discusses the art of slow living. Slow living can take many forms and can be incorporated into daily tasks like washing dishes or laundry, or in hobbies like crochet, baking, gardening, and others. Slowing down allows the body and mind to connect and work together in a calm and therapeutic way. Brittany encourages listeners to find moments of slowness in their day. In this podcast episode she discusses the importance of slowing down and finding moments of slowness in our fast-paced society, encourages listeners to listen to their own needs and take breaks when necessary. She shares her own own experiences with slowing down and ask for the listener's input on their own slow moments.

In this conversation, Christine shares her journey from a young girl fascinated by sewing to a professional in the fashion industry, discussing her experiences, challenges, and the evolution of her platform, Sewing in the City. She emphasizes the importance of fit in sewing, the rise of upcycling, and the resurgence of sewing as a valuable skill in today's world. Christine also highlights her creative process in developing sewing patterns and the supportive community that has emerged around sewing. In this conversation, Christine and Brittany explore the creative process behind sewing and crochet, discussing the importance of testing patterns, the balance between creativity and business, and the joy of hobbies. They delve into the concept of slow fashion, the satisfaction of creating with one's hands, and the deeper connection to clothing and handmade items. Christine shares her future plans, including new patterns and projects, while emphasizing the importance of creative freedom and self-expression in the crafting community.

Where to find Christine:

Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/sewingandthecity/⁠

Clothing Brand: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/lindylindy.shop/⁠

Website: ⁠https://sewingandthecity.com/links/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAafxZnm5C0vRzg0r-Rv6066WhhOvrxeu-dQt5ACuUoWGcxLB-WX9hwj-z2NsmA_aem_waDHAvP98W4xHbixdjColA⁠

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SewingandtheCity

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sewingslowfashion/

In this engaging conversation, Misha Powell shares her journey into herbalism, and how her experiences as a mother and her daughter's health challenges led her to explore natural remedies. The discussion delves into the significance of herbal choices, the nurturing nature of women, and the overwhelming amount of information available in the herbal world. Misha also addresses the complexities of essential oils and emphasizes the importance of personal connection to plants and their energetics. In this conversation, Brittany and Misha explore the world of herbalism, discussing practical advice for beginners, the importance of connecting with local plants, sustainable foraging practices, and the creation of herbal remedies such as tinctures and salves. The discussion also touches on the challenges of modern living and how herbalism can provide a natural solution to various health issues.

How to find Misha:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rootednloveherbs/

Book referenced: https://amzn.to/4kIZSCd

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In this episode Brittany speaks with Terry from Enchanted Makeovers. Terry shares her story of growing up homeless, her Mother’s resilience and example of how to preserver with kindness, and how Enchanted Makeovers came to be what it is today. Terry shares stories of how handmade items show love and support  at time when it counts the most. Brittany and Terry talk about how crafting and keeping your hands busy helps someone work through tough moments and reminds them of what they are capable of. Any one of any skill level can become involved with Enchanted Makeovers mission and make a someone feel so loved and supported during very hard moments in their life.

To find Terry and the resources mentioned in the episode: 

Enchanted Makeovers Website: https://enchantedmakeovers.org/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enchantedmakeovers/ 

The Little Bear Who Loved Its Handmade Doll: https://amzn.to/444eBBC 

The Little Bluebird Who Forgot it Could Fly: https://amzn.to/43RtdTS 

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Brittany interviews Justina, an embroidery artist and mother of two, on her journey with embroidery and motherhood. Justina shares her interest in embroidery as a hobby, eventually turning it into a business and a form of self-care. They discuss how embroidery brings beauty to the world, especially through the intricate and detailed nature of the craft. Justina shares her process of combining traditional aspects of embroidery with more modern techniques to create innovative products like stickers, notebooks, and keychains in addition to her traditional embroidery pieces to reach a broader audience and make embroidery more accessible to everyone. Through the episode you will find Justina is a thoughtful and creative embroidery artist who values passion and purpose.

Where to find Justina:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aplacetostitch/

Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/APlaceToStitch