Ben Marshall talks to us about his quilting life, and what he does at Martelli Enterprises!
Ben quilts for his job, at Martelli's Notions, and we talk about his quilting life.

Ben quilts for his job, at Martelli's Notions, and we talk about his quilting life.
Andrea talks about her life in Florida, and the space of quilting in her world. We also talk about two copyight issues towards the end.
David joins us to talk about his business and thoughts on foundation paper piecing (and not English paper piecing, in case you might be confused!). He is awesome! For more, go to https://www.vectorquilts.com .
Sherri talked to us about her quilting life, including her being featured at QuiltCon 2019, and her various aspects of quilting that she loves. We waited to post this until the week of QuiltCon. Hope you enjoy it.
Rob talks to us about his philosophy, sewing, and being Mansewing. He also talks to us about Missouri Star Quilt Company too! Here is his website: https://robappell.com .
Jessica wrote a book called the Eureka Myth. It's all about the relationship of creativity and the law. It's awesome. Here is a link: https://amzn.to/2UZBvUu . Jessica is a Professor of Law and Co-Director, Center for Law, Innovation and Creativity (CLIC) at Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts.
Dr. Ron Gard's class continues to chat with us - this time about promotional videos!
Chawne comes back and chats with us about all kinds of things related to quilting.
We are celebrating our first birthday! The Quilting Army, the podcast, everything! We talk with some of our core team members about the year -- Edith Gross, Julia Driscoll, Judy Walker, Gigi Baay, Corrie Dutton, Tara Miller, Sid Gard, Rachel Arrison, and Ricardo Gonzales. Thanks to our reseach sponsors this year including Jaftex, All-Brands, Craftoptics and Superior Threads numerous authors, scholars, quilters, and others that have donated materials to our project for study, including Havel's Se...
Our series with Dr. Gard's class continues, and today we talk about creating a social media following with Tulane senior, Jordan.
Jenny talks about her new book, Free-Motion Quilting from Ordinary to Extraordinary ( https://amzn.to/2MBlHEx) and her quilting life. I so want to try this book. Can I really become extraordinary in 21 days? For more on Jenny, https://quiltskipper.com .
Pam and Lynn talk to us about all kinds of things! Houston Quilt Market, the Stitch TV, and so much more.
Joe comes to talk to us about his quilting life, and tearing up painting to make a quilt. http://www.joethequilter.com .
Ron's students from his New Media and Internet Studies course talk to us about crowdfunding, and more specifically our Wavestarter experiment that we conducted in the Fall. We had a Tulane-based "Go Fund Me" campagin in November. We talk about the results and the whole crowdfunding thing
Lyric talks to us about being an art quilter, what it takes to prepare a course, and so much more. For more, see https://lyrickinard.com and www.justwannaquilt.com/lyric-kinard .
Machelle Hall, a clinical instructor for Tulane Law School's Environmental Law clinic, along with her mother and sister, talk to us about her grandmother's quilting life.
Karlee continues the conversation about Honest Fabric and her thoughts about the quilting industry. For more see, www.honestfabric.com .
Karlee talks to us about her development as a quilter, and her new business Honest Fabrics. www.honestfabrics.com . For more about the interview, go to www.justwannaquilt.com/karlee-porter .
Amy takes us into the world of being a Sales Rep for Jaftex Fabrics (the company that owns FreeSpirit, Henry Glass Fabrics, StudioE Fabrics, the Blank Quilting Corp, Fabric Editions, and A.E. Nathan Co). We've interviewed Scott Fortunoff a bunch of times and he's been so generous to our project. Now, we get a new take from Amy. She is awesome!
Kristin talks to us about her quilting and podcast life. (We started podcasts the same week in 2018!) She is also hosting a free QAL for hand quilting, and we, Just Wanna Quilt, are going to be a sponsor! Here is more on Kristin: https://kristinesser.com . You can also see the show notes here: www.justwannaquilt.com/kristin-esser .
We continue our series of looking at JWQ through the eyes of the New Media and Internet Studies course. Here we talk with students about giveways, and their experience with the local bar on campus. It turns out the embroidered hat was the most coveted thing. Go embroidery!
I asked Ebony to join us for a second part to the interview, and we still didn't get through the list of questions I had for her! Hope you enjoy the interview.
Ebony Love, who many know for her classes, her Mystery sewalongs, and her general awesomeness joins us to talk about all things quilty. We had so much to chat about that she is coming back for a second part (at least!). For more on Ebony, you can go to her website, https://lovebugstudios.com .
Amy is amazing. We talk to her about her journey in sewing and quilting life. She's been a professional sewist in the fashion industry, a children's book illustrator, and now a very powerful fiber arts/art quilter. For more on Amy, go to her website: https://www.amymeissner.com . You can also learn more about her at https://www.justwannaquilt.com/amy-meissner .
Special Topics from New Media and Internet Studies: Dr. Ron Gard lent his course to us to contexualize and understand how JWQ fits into the current trends in the digital realm. We are trying to understand social media by immersive research. Today, Jensen Hellmers talks to us about data gathering.
Raymond comes back to talk with us about Celtic Knots. His recent book is available here: https://nachograndmasquilts.com/books/ .
JoAn, who teaches for Gammill, talks to us about her Gammill-quilting life. Thanks to Edith Gross, who recommended Joan. She was so much fun! Here is more about her: https://gammill.com/project/joan-knight-2/
Dan talks to us about charity quilting, making many many baby quilts, and art quilts. We get pretty serious about thinking through what this quilting world is.
Stephanie talks to us about the Quilter's Planner, while she is in a nature preserve for a fieldtrip for her kid. (She can multi-task!). She talks to us about how she started the planner, and many more things! Here is a link to the planner: https://quiltersplanner.com .