Ann Wasserman talks to us about the art of repairing quilts, as well as her love of creating art quilts. For more information on her services: https://annquilts.com/index.html
Lucas talks to us about 3D printing and 2L law student, Evan Chavez joins in for the conversation. If you wanted to know what 3D printing is all about, this is the podcast episode for you!
Amy joins us again to talk to us about what's new with Sewtopia. She talks about the new store, the retreat business, and her thoughts about the quilting business. For more on Sewtopia, https://www.sewtopia.com
Shelancia has created an amazing project, a movement, a way of thinking of teaching kids and also doing outreach work through quilting and sewing. We met her in Houston where she had an Interactive booth, like us! Here is more information: https://www.creativityshell.org
Chris joins us for a second interview on copyright issues related to copyright, including recent controversies related to quilting and copyright.
Jeff talks to us about his company Craftoptics, and the amazing glasses for crafting. Craftoptics is also our December research sponsor, and so is giving us a $100 off the WOW package -- just use JWQ18! We talk about the glasses. For more see, www.craftoptics.com .
Mary Fons, famous quilter, and editor-in-chief of Quiltfolk Magazine talks to us about her quilting life, and her new documentary project. Ron Gard, my spouse and a cultural economist, and my kid, Sidne Kate, join us in the conversation that took place in my home earlier this Fall.
Brandy Karl is super smart. She visited a while back and we recorded our conversation about copyright in relationship to quilting and other crafts.
Frances returns to talk to us about writing and stories -- and her Quilt Fiction podcast. We talk about FB groups, and the Quilt Alliance too. She currently has a 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway to increase membership in the Quilt Fiction newsletter. Take a look and see! www.quiltfiction.com
Philipa tells us about hre life in Australia, and her quitling experiences.
Marianne Fons (of Fons and Porter) talks to us about all kinds of things -- her three kids, her quilting life, her writing life and her thoughts on quilting. She mentions the Iowa Quilt Museum ( http://iowaquiltmuseum.org ), her daughter Hannah's TedX Talk, "Not He, Nor She but Me," ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fbb7WaAQFQ ), and her blog, Marianne Fons Blog, where you can sign up for updates. ( http://www.mariannefons.com )....
Xenia talks to us about her quilting life, including being an Antique Quilts Broker, an instructor and a quilt maker. She was also inducted into the Quilters Hall of Fame in 2018.
Annabelle talks to us about her chapter of Project Linus. For more on Project Linus, go to https://www.projectlinus.org
Misty-Anne talks to us about her life as a scientist and its intersection with quilting. We talk about inspiration and merging patterns too.
Sue talks to us about her new book and I read to her the copyright notice in her book.
Eileen talks to us about the Applique Society and all things applique. She will talk you into trying applique, no question. For more on the Applique Society: https://www.theappliquesociety.org . She also talks about being a long arm business too, www.designingquilts.com , which includes t-shirt quilts and long-arming.
Scott was on his way from the airport to Missouri Star's 10th Anniversary celebration. He talked to us about Houston Quilt Market, the big business-to-business convention. Jaftex is the company that recently bought Free Spirit. For more on Scott, see our previous interview: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/14198489
Maddie is all things awesome. She is the genius behind BadAss Quilters, as well as working with in the industry in various capacities. She also cares for tiny kittens, and is renovating her own house--like doing all of the work herself.
Frances hosts the Off Kilter Quilt, as well as QuiltFiction podcasts. She also is an award winning children's author, and also write quilts fiction. She, of course, also quilts. We talk about her process, being a quilter, and being a writer.
Karla talks to us about the hand dye fabric business, Cherrywood Fabrics, and also her Cherrywood Challenges, which now on their fourth one, this year was Prince. For more, see http://cherrywoodfabrics.bigcartel.com .
This is part 2 of our Georgina Lewis interview. We talk a lot about the basics of trademark, and we also talk about marketing. We do a search at the USPTO. www.uspto.com . Just some basics.
Stacy and Kristen talks to us about creating a sewing maker space in Berkeley, CA. For more information, see www.hellostitchstudio.com .
Georgina does marketing for her real-life job for big-deal companies. She's now thinking about how to help shops in the online world, and she, like I, have learning about the quilting world over the last year. This is the first part of two. The second interview we focus on trademarks and copyright!
Angie talks to us in depth about her thoughts on the quilting industry, doing sew-alongs, and gives us a pep talk too! For more on Angie, go to https://www.gnomeangel.com/ . For more on the podcast and project, go to www.justwannaquilt.com .
Claudia joins us from Germany, where she lives. She is an award-winning quilter, and also a teacher and designer. She talks to us about her process. Currently she has award winning quilts in three major shows.
Anne calls in from Canada to talk to us about her quilting life. She found us through the Tula Pink interview. She has joined our quilting army!
Famous Quilter, Alex Anderson chats with us about the Quilt Show, along with her experiences on HGTV, fans, and being famous. For more, go to the https://thequiltshow.com . For more on Just Wanna Quilt, go to www.justwannaquilt.com .
Natalia Bonner talks to us about writing quilt books with her mom and some copyright things too. Go to their website: http://www.piecenquilt.com/about-us.htm . For more, go to www.justwannaquilt.com .
Giancarlo is a Fellow at Stanford's Center for Internet and Society (where I've been affiliated since 2004), and he talks about his new book, Reconciling Copyright With Cumulative Creativity: The Third Paradigm. I teach him a little about quilting too and explain how I think quilting fits into his thesis of cumulative creativity.
Susan talks to us about being a long-armer and her quilting life. This is part 2. We interviewed her daughter, Camille Ainsworth.
