Thank you for joining us this season on The SweetGeorgia Show! This is the last episode this season and we are doing things a little differently from usual. This week, Felicia is by herself and wants to share with you the idea of “seasons”, why we do this podcast, and why we make it in the way that we do. Perhaps this discussion of seasons will inspire you to think differently about your own crafting life.
Please join Felicia this week as she discusses the Seasons of Craft!
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“…there are seasons and change in the flow of your interests and hobbies…” — Felicia Lo
In this episode, Felicia talks about:
- 1:58 The first season: Seasons of Life
- 7:17 The second season: Seasons of Creativity
- 10:55 The third season: Seasons of Productivity
- 14:26 The fourth season: Seasons of Rest
- 18:58 Felicia’s Final Notes
Introducing the SweetGeorgia Secret Stash!
Although our beloved yarn and fibre club is ending, something new and exciting is beginning! In 2018 we will be introducing limited edition projects called the SweetGeorgia Secret Stash. If you want in on the fun, make sure you sign up for notifications so you can snag something special for yourself.
Thanks for Listening!
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Thank you all so much for your support of the third season of The SweetGeorgia Show! Until we meet again, enjoy colour!
Music Credits:
The Young and Beautiful – by Ivory Hours
Fallin’ – by Jetty Rae (on Noise Trade)