The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast

Kaylie Edwards & Delores Naskrent
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Welcome to "The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast," where multi-passionate mompreneurs find their community and inspiration. Hosted by Kaylie Edwards & Co-Host Delores Naskrent, this podcast is dedicated to creative-minded women balancing the beautiful chaos of life, motherhood and entrepreneurship.   Are you a creative or mom who juggles business, passions, self-care, and family responsibilities? Do you strive to pursue your creative dreams while raising a family? This podcast is for you!   Each episode dives into:       Balancing Business and Parenthood: Tips and strategies to manage your entrepreneurial ventures while nurturing your family.     Inspiration and Empowerment: Stories from successful multi-passionate creatives who have turned their creative passions into thriving businesses.     Mindset Mastery: Overcoming societal expectations and finding confidence as a mother and businesswoman.     Marketing Your Creations: Practical advice on promoting your creative business and building a strong personal brand.     Real Talk: Honest discussions about the challenges of juggling multiple roles and finding solutions to make it all work.   Join us every week as we explore ways to embrace your multi-passionate nature, unlock your creative potential, and thrive as a mompreneur or creative woman. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to scale your business, "The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast" offers the support and resources you need to succeed. At least two co-hosted or interview episodes a month and a solo episode each per month for you to dive into.   Subscribe now and start your journey towards finding joy in the juggle!

  1. 6d ago

    E104: Why the Invisible Work in Your Creative Business Matters

    Send us your feedback Running a creative business often looks beautifully polished from the outside.  A new class appears, a newsletter lands in your inbox, a product launches or a finished collection is shared—but what about all the thinking, practising, planning and problem-solving that happened behind the scenes? In this reflective solo episode, Delores shares what returning from a family camping holiday taught her about rest, creativity and the invisible work that keeps a creative business moving.  From practising hand lettering beside the lake to reconsidering ideas for her upcoming Five Card Challenge, she explores why unfinished projects, changed plans and quiet thinking time are never truly wasted. In this episode, Delores talks about:  Why creating without a commercial purpose still matters  The hidden preparation involved in taking time away from a creative business  What working with a creative team actually looks like  Why successful businesses aren’t perfectly organised every day  How stepping away can help you ask better questions  Why abandoned ideas and unfinished work still have value  The relationship between rest, clarity and creativity  Building a business around real life—not the other way around If you’ve been measuring your creativity only by what you finish, publish or sell, this episode is a gentle reminder to recognise all the valuable work nobody else sees.  Listen to the episode, share it with a creative friend who might need the reminder and support.  Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

  2. Aug 6

    E103: Beyond Social Media: Build an Audience You Can Actually Reach

    Send us your feedback What would happen to your creative business if Instagram suddenly stopped showing your work, your Etsy traffic dropped or your account disappeared into the algorithm abyss? Social media can still be brilliant for helping new people discover your art, products and ideas—but it was never designed to carry the full weight of your business. In this solo episode, Kaylie explores how artists, handmade sellers, digital creators and creative educators can build a calmer, more resilient marketing system that doesn’t depend entirely on constantly posting. She introduces a simple three-layer visibility system. You’ll also hear practical examples of how this system can work for artists, makers, digital product sellers and creative educators—without building a complicated funnel or trying to be everywhere at once. Take Kaylie’s free two-minute quiz to discover how exposed your business may be to an algorithm change and receive one clear recommendation for what to strengthen next: https://spellweavercreativestudio.co.uk/borrowed-vs-owned-quiz/ If this episode helps you look at your marketing differently, follow the podcast, leave a review or share it with another creative business owner. Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

  3. Jul 30

    E102: How Hannah Nunn Turned Nature-Inspired Art into a Thriving Product Business

    Send us your feedback What does it really take to build a creative business that lasts for more than 20 years without losing the joy that made you start? In this episode of The Creative Juggle Joy Podcast, Kaylie is joined by artist, designer and maker Hannah Nunn.  From her studio in Hebden Bridge, Hannah creates nature-inspired paper-cut lighting, botanical wallpaper, decorative window film, journals and delicate laser-cut treasures. Hannah shares how her business began with handmade paper-cut cards, why she eventually moved away from products that weren’t financially sustainable and how one idea led to another—from lighting and wholesale relationships to opening a gallery, designing wallpaper and building a product range rooted in the natural world. This is also an honest conversation about burnout, rebuilding after a devastating studio fire, creating a business around your energy and choosing a definition of success that doesn’t rely on endless growth. If you’re building an art, handmade or digital creative business and wondering how to grow without turning it into something you no longer enjoy, this conversation offers plenty of honest encouragement. Guest Links: Hannah Nunn’s website and online shopThe Window Film Company’s Hannah Nunn collectionHannah's Instagram AccountListen, follow the podcast and share the episode with another creative who needs to hear it. Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

  4. Jul 23

    E101: What Creative Business Growth Really Looks Like Behind the Scenes

    Send us your feedback What does creative business growth actually look like behind the sales figures, launches and exciting announcements? In this episode, Kaylie and Delores take you behind the scenes of Delores Art during the launch of Mastering Surface Pattern Design in Affinity Designer.  They share how consistent email marketing, connected offers, better systems and years of experimenting helped Delores grow her email list from around 1,742 subscribers to more than 12,500. They also talk honestly about the less visible side of growth: customer support, replay requests, coupon problems, technology mishaps, late-night emails, busy launch seasons and the recovery time that needs to come afterwards. Kaylie also reflects on what quieter growth has looked like inside her own business through client work, skill building, creative projects and getting her first greeting card onto Card Isle. Whether you’re an artist, handmade seller, creative educator or digital creator, this conversation will help you recognise the progress happening underneath the surface of your business. Listen to the episode and let us know: are you currently experiencing visible growth, or are you in a quieter foundation-building season? Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

  5. Jul 16

    E100: Reflecting on 100 Creative Juggle Joy Episodes: Growth, Gratitude & Community

    Send us your feedback In our 100th‑episode celebration, Kaylie and Delores look back on the journey that has shaped Creative Juggle Joy.  From juggling motherhood and art careers to launching this podcast, they share heartfelt stories, hard‑won lessons and the joys of building community along the way.  We chat about our favourite moments, the guests who inspired us, and how our perspectives have evolved since that very first episode.  Whether you’ve been with us since day one or you’re tuning in for the first time, you’ll walk away feeling encouraged, motivated and seen. Thanks so much for listening and being part of this journey!  If our conversations have encouraged you, share the show with a friend or support us on Buzzsprout to help us keep bringing these stories to you. Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

  6. Jul 9

    E99: Turning Illustrations into Products: Claire Van Kuijck’s Creative Journey

    Send us your feedback In this guest episode, Delores Naskrent sits down with Madrid‑based illustrator Claire Van Kuijck, best known online as Claire Makes Things.  Claire is a multi‑passionate creator who has transformed her whimsical art style into a thriving digital business.  Together they explore the winding path from doodling in sketchbooks to launching illustrated products, navigating the challenges of Etsy and print‑on‑demand, and staying true to your voice while marketing your work.  You’ll hear real talk about balancing family and art, overcoming self‑doubt, and building a product catalogue that feels authentic. Key Takeaways  The importance of developing a recognizable art style before expanding into products  Strategies for turning illustrations into digital or physical goods without feeling overwhelmed  Claire’s favorite tools for creating and selling prints and clip art (Procreate, Canva, Etsy, Gumroad)  How Claire maintains creative momentum alongside motherhood and a growing business  Tips for establishing boundaries around commissions so they support, rather than stifle, creativity Love this conversation? Tap “Play” to listen to the full episode and support Creative Juggle Joy. If you enjoy what you hear, consider leaving a review or sharing the episode with fellow artists—it helps more handmade sellers and digital creators discover our show! Resources or Businesses Mentioned in This Episode ·       Claire’s website – Claire’s official home for illustration, classes and freebies (https://clairemakesthings.es) ·       Claire’s Instagram – Peek behind the scenes at @claire.makesthings (https://www.instagram.com/claire.makesthings/) ·       Procreate – drawing app Claire uses on her iPad ·       Canva – layout and product design tool ·       Etsy – marketplace for selling handmade and digital goods ·       Gumroad – platform for selling digital downloads ·       Print‑on‑demand services – such as Printful or Gelato (for turning art into physical products) Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

  7. Jul 2

    E98: Intentional Color Choices: Build a Palette That Sells With Telva Chase

    Send us your feedback In this episode of Creative Juggle Joy, Delores Naskrent sits down with color expert Telva Chase to unpack why so many surface‑pattern designers struggle with color confidence.  Telva shares the hidden gaps in art‑school training, explains why relying on personal taste can sabotage commercial success, and offers a clear framework for choosing colors that resonate with your market.  She walks listeners through common mistakes—being out of sync with trends, market misalignment and playing it safe—and provides practical exercises like recoloring a design three ways to build confidence fast. Ready to ditch palette paralysis?  Hit play to learn Telva’s simple exercises and start choosing colors with purpose.  If you find joy and value in this conversation, please consider supporting the show so we can keep bringing creative wisdom to your studio. Guest Telva Chase Links: Posts | Truffle Art Design Truffle Art Design - Telva Chase Empowering Surface Pattern Design Learning Tools at Telvas Toolbox Telva's Instagram truffle_art's shop on Spoonflower: fabric, wallpaper and home decor Telva's Books on Amazon: Amazon.com: Telva E Chase: books, biography, latest update Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

  8. Jun 25

    E97: Beyond Instagram: Real-World Tips for Licensing Your Art With Guest Stacie Dale

    Send us your feedback In this episode of Creative Juggle Joy, Delores Naskrent sits down with illustrator and designer Stacie Dale, the founder of Stacie Dale Designs and editor of Surface Design News.  With nearly three decades of experience in apparel, home décor and surface pattern licensing, Stacie shares a refreshingly candid look at how artists can build sustainable careers.  They discuss Stacie’s journey from hand‑painting keepsake chests to launching an industry‑leading newsletter, why contacting art directors directly beats endless social posting, and the power of developing your own style.  If you’re an artist, maker or digital creative looking to licence your work, this conversation is full of grounded insights and gentle encouragement. Stacie’s Surface Design News and Pattern Roundup services connect artists with real licensing opportunities  If you’re ready to get inspired and demystify the licensing world, press play and join us for a cosy, insightful chat.  Afterwards, consider supporting the show to keep these conversations flowing.  Thank you for being part of our creative community! Guest - Stacie Dale's Links: https://www.staciedaleillustration.com https://www.surfacedesignnews.com https://www.staciedaledesigns.com https://www.instagram.com/surfacedesignnews/ https://www.instagram.com/stacie_dale_surface_designs/ Support the show  Don't miss an episode—subscribe to The Creative JuggleJoy Podcast! Follow us on social media and join our email lists for more tips, stories, and updates on new episodes. Kaylie Edwards - Instagram  - Website - Facebook - Threads Spellweaver Creative Hub MembershipFree Email List Builder Checklist For CreativesDelores Naskrent - Website & Digital Art School - Instagram - Facebook - Pinterest - Youtube Procreate Foundations CourseAffinity Foundations Course

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Welcome to "The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast," where multi-passionate mompreneurs find their community and inspiration. Hosted by Kaylie Edwards & Co-Host Delores Naskrent, this podcast is dedicated to creative-minded women balancing the beautiful chaos of life, motherhood and entrepreneurship.   Are you a creative or mom who juggles business, passions, self-care, and family responsibilities? Do you strive to pursue your creative dreams while raising a family? This podcast is for you!   Each episode dives into:       Balancing Business and Parenthood: Tips and strategies to manage your entrepreneurial ventures while nurturing your family.     Inspiration and Empowerment: Stories from successful multi-passionate creatives who have turned their creative passions into thriving businesses.     Mindset Mastery: Overcoming societal expectations and finding confidence as a mother and businesswoman.     Marketing Your Creations: Practical advice on promoting your creative business and building a strong personal brand.     Real Talk: Honest discussions about the challenges of juggling multiple roles and finding solutions to make it all work.   Join us every week as we explore ways to embrace your multi-passionate nature, unlock your creative potential, and thrive as a mompreneur or creative woman. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to scale your business, "The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast" offers the support and resources you need to succeed. At least two co-hosted or interview episodes a month and a solo episode each per month for you to dive into.   Subscribe now and start your journey towards finding joy in the juggle!

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  • Creator
    Kaylie Edwards & Delores Naskrent
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    105
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 The Creative Jugglejoy Podcast
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