The podcast teaches you everything you need to know to be profitable at craft-based work, and dive deep on sewing as a career choice. Join your host, Krystal Douglas - a celebrity tailor, creative entrepreneur and wild mustang tamer. Krystal took a Brother home sewing machine and a $30 craigslist desk and built a six-figure sewing business that supports a life she loves… while generating hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue each year. It definitely didn’t come easy, but this podcast is meant to help others shorten their learning curve. She shares what she's learned about entrepreneurship and business building as it applies to fashion & craft-based work, and opens up about what she wishes she knew when she first started. Go behind the scenes on every tool, trick, and business process Krystal has learned from costuming celebrities, manufacturing clothing, and selling products... so that you can stop questioning your skills, and start profiting from your work.
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If youre hustling for new clients all day, and working as fast as your little fingers can fly all night, youve probably been walking the fine line between self-employed and business owner for a while now. more
Do you ever feel like people are lapping you? Like everyone else is moving forward, and your current status is... well... stationary? more
September marks my assistant, Natalyn’s one-year anniversary of working at our brick-and-mortar sewing business. I finally dragged her behind the mic to share about the past year, all the hard work she’s put in, and things she’s learned along the way... more
I’m starting a fashion brand and this podcast has been SO HELPFUL AND INSIGHTFUL. I am also reassessing myself personally when it come to looking at what is possible from a fear based mindset. Based on how pleased I am with the podcasts I will sign up for Krystal’s online classes since I now know what she shares with us is priceless.
Krystal’s insight has been extremely helpful and grounding for me as someone seriously considering designing and sewing as a career move. more
I am filled with gratitude that you decided to be so vulnerable and share your story so beautifully. I just listened to episode one and felt like you speaking directly to me. I can’t wait to make my way through the rest of the episodes.
Love this podcast so much, my only wish is that there was more! Please bring us more, you have a captive audience in me for sure :)
Instead of starting from scratch, just listen. So much good info on Pull the Thread. I’ve learned so much. Thank you Krystal.
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Pull The Thread launched 3 years ago and published 28 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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