Our proprietary processes and flexible unsecured financing options enable yarn sellers to increase their reach and sales with higher margins, and buyers to reduce their raw material and procurement costs, ultimately bringing the yarn industry into the modern age with the use of technology.
Our proprietary processes and flexible unsecured financing options enable yarn sellers to increasetheir reach and sales with higher margins, and buyers to reduce their raw material and procurementcosts, ultimately bringing the yarn industry into the modern age with the use of technology.
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The Yarn Bazaar is a Purpose-Led, Modern, Efficient, and Transparent managed Marketplace for yarn that allows yarn buyers and sellers to discover real-time yarn prices, information, and market trends in an instant. Our proprietary processes and flexible unsecured financing options enable yarn sellers to expand their reach and sales while
Welcome back to another captivating episode of the Spinning Values Podcast by Beekaylon. In this episode, we have the privilege of diving into the inspiring journey of Pratik Gadia, the visionary founder of The Yarn Bazaar, a revolutionary platform transforming the yarn industry.
In our conversation with Pratik, we uncover how his experiences in the family fabric manufacturing unit led him to identify significant gaps and pain points within the industry. This realization became the driving force behind the creation of The Yarn Bazaar, a game-changing marketplace for yarns.
The Yarn Bazaar stands as a testament to Pratik's vision of modernizing the yarn industry. It has seamlessly evolved into an efficient and transparent platform where yarn buyers and sellers can engage in transactions with unparalleled ease. Pratik's determination to effect change is evident in his aspiration to make The Yarn Bazaar a globally recognized and trusted name in the yarn industry.
One of the most compelling aspects of The Yarn Bazaar is its unwavering focus on empowering small-scale yarn buyers and suppliers. Pratik recognizes that the true path to industry transformation lies in supporting those who form its backbone. Through proprietary processes and flexible unsecured financing options, The Yarn Bazaar empowers yarn sellers to expand their reach and boost sales, all while enjoying improved margins. Simultaneously, buyers benefit from reduced raw material and procurement costs, ushering the yarn industry into a new era of technology-driven efficiency.
Pratik's dedication to overcoming the challenges that have long plagued the yarn industry is unwavering. Together with his passionate team, he is committed to facilitating the growth of fabric manufacturers and yarn suppliers. Their tireless efforts ensure that these businesses can operate with unparalleled ease, transparency, and fairness, ultimately setting a new standard for the industry.
Join us in this insightful episode as we explore the inspiring journey of Pratik Gadia and the transformative impact of The Yarn Bazaar on the yarn industry. Gain a deeper understanding of how innovation, vision, and dedication can come together to create lasting change in even the most traditional sectors.
The Yarn Bazaar has developed a managed marketplace. With a focus on modernity, efficiency and transparency, The Yarn Bazaar platform empowers users to access real-time yarn prices, information, and crucial market trends.
In Step 1, players will take an action on one of the four action spaces they are not already on. These will allow you to do a variety of different actions including Shop, Craft, Exchange or another unique choice. Shop allows you to take yarn from the bazaar, craft gives you yarn to make new items and exchange lets you change the yarn you have for a different type.
Finally in Step 3 Actions are restocked and you can learn a pattern or finish a project to earn victory points. Learning a pattern means turning in a competed project but it makes it easier to finish them later in the game. You can also frog a project to get the yarn back you started with!
The game ends when there are no cards in the project deck and fewer than three projects in the project list. The current player and then all other players will take one more turn. Players then add all of their victory points gained and subtract points for each special project not completed and each piece of leftover yarn. The highest score wins!
Theme is strong in this game as well, so if you have someone in your family or friend group who loves to knit this one will hit hard for them. It is one they will instantly see and recognize components from, everything from the yarn bowls to the patterns and completed projects. I even like that there is a move to tear apart your creations back to yarn if you need it. My friend who loves to yarn saw this and although not much of a gamer was very intrigued by the concept of this game!
Electric mobility startup Starya Mobility and business-to-business marketplace The Yarn Bazaar have raised early-stage funding, the companies said on Monday.Starya Mobility Electric mobility startup Starya Mobility has raised $2 million (Rs 16.3 crore) in an undisclosed funding round from ah! Ventures High Tables Platform and Exedy Clutch India.
On the back of this fundraise, the startup also entered into a partnership with Exedy Clutch, it said in a statement.
Founded in 2018, Bengaluru-based Starya Mobility is a manufacturer of electric power train and retrofitting of gearless internal combustion (IC) engine scooters.
ah! Ventures has done 183 investments across 121 startups till date, taking its total investment portfolio to Rs 376 crore with 16 exits and 47 follow-on rounds. AdvertisementIt has three platforms namely First Gear, which helps startups raise upto $150,000, Angel Platform, which helps startups raise upto $1 million and High Tables Platform, which helps startups raise $1-10 million.
This is the second investment in the EV space by ah! Ventures in two weeks. Last week, the firm invested $363,854 (Rs 3 crore) in EV two-wheeler maker Kyte Energy. The Yarn BazaarB2B marketplace for yarn-based products The Yarn Bazaar has raised $1.8 million (Rs 15 crore) in a Series A funding round co-led by Rajiv Dadlani Group and Equanimity Ventures. AdvertisementThe round also saw participation from family offices of Arihant Patni, Ekta Kapoor (Balaji Films), Ritesh Malik (Innov8), Aakrit Vaish (Haptik), Sumeet Srivastava (Spocto) and Miten Sampat (Cred), among others. The fresh capital will be used to expand its operations, develop its technological stack, scale up its online presence and build its leadership team. Founded in 2019, the startup provides solutions for yarn-related requirements, including discovery, trading, financing, logistics, advisory, and market intelligence services. AdvertisementStarya Mobilityah! VenturesExedy Clutch IndiaThe Yarn BazaarRajiv Dadlani GroupEquanimity VenturesShare article on
"The current round of funding we have received from the Rajiv Dadlani Group, Equanimity and all our other investors is a testament to their trust in our business model and future potential. We are committed to endeavouring continuously to improve our platform and offerings, thereby creating a favourable ecosystem for yarn buyers and sellers. Exciting opportunities lie ahead, and we are laser-focused on our journey towards becoming the go-to platform for high-quality yarn," said Pratik Gadia, founder and CEO, The Yarn Bazaar.
"We have tracked The Yarn Bazaar's impressive growth journey for a while. They have immense potential and are also well poised, with their unique business model and the potential of the large textile market, ripe for disruption, to be a leading brand, in the yarn and textile industry. Pratik and team have a strong pedigree, rich experience and have built a solid foundation in their niche space. We are very excited to partner as long-term investors, and support them in their journey," said Rajiv Dadlani, Family Office of the Rajiv Dadlani Group.
At the epicenter of this intricate system stands the textile supply chain. This journey begins with the production of fibres, encompassing both natural and manufactured materials, progresses through yarn and fabric creation, intricate finishing processes and garment assembly, and culminates in the distribution of the final product.
What did I design for the beach? A blanket of course! This project doubles as something useful to take to the beach to sit on or under when the breeze picks up OR as the perfect project to work on at the beach since the pattern is very intuitive and the cotton yarn will feel great in your hands if it gets hot.
Fast forward to retirement. Gail started her adventures in wool by repurposing wool sweaters into purses, hats and mittens. She also wanted to learn to spin yarn from wool fleece. Adding a spinning wheel to her crafting collection ensured her passion for making art yarn that incorporates beads, buttons, and other small expressions into multi-thickness yarns of different colors. Those yarns are used in making fabric purses, scarves, hats, gloves, and other accessories. By taking a class at Hill Creek Fiber in Columbia, Gail learned about dying her own wool fibers from native plants such as wild blue indigo; coreopsis, black-eyed Susan; sumac; walnut leaves, bark, and hulls; Osage-orange shavings, and inner bark of black oak. Once yarns began to accumulate, it became obvious that a loom provided even more opportunities to use her growing collection of yarn.
Gail provided photos and asked if I could make her a ridged heddle loom. My response was yes! The obvious question we failed to ask of ourselves was: Have you ever woven anything? We did know our warp from our weft. We did know the shed is the gap made in the warp for the weft. We did not know about the neutral position of the heddle so we needed to remanufacture the heddle guides. Getting the tension of the warp set correctly was challenging. After some YouTube videos and some good-natured razzing, the ridged heddle loom was declared a success. She is able to make long textiles that are the raw material for dish towels, table napkins, and scarves. Some of Gail's yarn finds its way into her weaving projects. 2351a5e196