In my podcast A Smaller Life, I talk to makers and business owners in my industry (and sometimes beyond) about making conscious choices and growing your brand by actually going smaller.In this episode, you’ll hear from Julia (Jules) Billings and her business Woollenflower. Jules is a yarn dyer with an expertise in natural dyeing, she teaches dyeing and knitting techniques and makes re-used tweed pouches. She's such a positive force. I talk to her about the process of natural yarn dyeing and how it can be done with respect for the environment. We chat about the dip in sales caused by the lockdowns and look ahead at what's coming. This is where you’ll find….Website: www.woollenflower.comInstagram: @woollenflowerPlease share the episode and the podcast as I rely on you, my Wollies, to expand our community. Spreading the word is all done organically without paid advertising.Please rate, review and subscribe. It only takes a couple of minutes but means the world to me. Do it on apple podcast by clicking the subscribe button, scroll down and rate by tapping a star and review by clicking 'write a review'. It helps to spread the word!!Building Better Businesses Circle (BBBC) - our new mastermind group for creative businesses in yarn/wool is OPEN!! If you are interested to combine talents of other entrepreneurs and power up together to make our businesses sustainable and stay balanced while doing it. Getting the focus, accountability and drive to FINALLY get things done so that you can work smarter and not harder... go over to https://community.ja-wol.com/, scroll down and click on the BBBC for more information. Support the show (https://paypal.me/jawolrotterdam )