Quilter Melanie McNeil of Catbird Quilts joins us to chat
Melaine comes to chat about medallion quilts and then we get to talking about life and illness and so much more. https://catbirdquilts.wordpress.com/

Melaine comes to chat about medallion quilts and then we get to talking about life and illness and so much more. https://catbirdquilts.wordpress.com/
Crystal talks to us about her quilting, including morse code quilts she is making and her company, Interwoven Creations by Crystal. https://interwovencreationsbycrystal.com/quilts/ .
Brenda is an art quilter in Australia. She talks to us about a couple of quilt contests she is running, both with the theme of Vision. See https://www.brendagaelsmith.com/ . In particular, look at http://vision2020textiles.com/ .
Thomas has created with Storey Publications one of the prettiest books I've ever seen, Why We Quilt. We talk about his writing process and his life. For more see http://www.thomasknauersews.com/ For more about the book: https://amzn.to/2N393if
Lynn Rinehart and Pam Cobb of Stitch TV chat with us again as we get ready for the upcoming International Quilt Festival in Houston!
Pam Heller is a Cutting Expert for AccuQuilt. She talks with us about the AccuQuilt and how it got started. AccuQuilt is a sponsor of our Inventory Quilt Project. We look forward to working with them throughout the project.
Terri is amazing. The quilt on the packaging of the new glorified nine patch? That's hers. She all in with Accuquilt, and also Island Batik. We talk to her about how this all happened, and I get a little technical about how to master the new Glorified Nine Patch AccuQuilt die.
Roderick began finding quilts to sell in the early 1970s. He talks to us about his life and the development of the quilt world, along with his work as an author and collector. If you want to see the quilting world develop over the last 20th century, this is the podcast to listen to. More about Roderick at http://www.roderickkiracofe.com
Gina talks to us about quilting on her domestic machine and so many things!
Jessica Vetor @jessicaquilter started it. She made a beautiful inventory quilt and posted it on Instagram. I found it and fell in love. So did Willow. Now we are starting an Inventory Quilt Sew Along. What is that exactly? Come take a listen and we'll tell you. It's free. Nothing to purchase. And lots of opportunities to play.
Rachel Bishop, part of our Quilting Army, opens her own quilt shop, What's Your Stitch, on October 5, 2019 (Saturday). We checked in with her today to see how the Friends and Family preview went, and what it has been like getting everything ready. Here is the website: www.whatsyourstitch.com
Tara is amazing. She has started the Atlanta Quilt Study Group, and they are meeting this weekend. https://quiltdistrict.com/atlanta-quilt-study-group/ Starts on Friday. There may be tickets still left. It looks sooooo amazing!
John Loken worked in the record industry, and saw how it changed from CD-dependent to experience-based. He also is exploring the idea of marketing to 50+. He joins us for a conversation on why our world looks the way it does. His mom also made him clothes when he was growing up. We'll talk about that too!
Dorothy Lanahan of Project Wool chats with us about her amazing wool pressing mat! You can learn more about Project Wool by visiting their website: https://www.projectwool.com/ .
Emily Breedlove joins us today! We chat about the amazing role that Facebook groups play in the lives of quilters. You can learn more about Emily at her Facebook group, https://www.facebook.com/girlwithathimble/ .
Megan has been here before. She even donated her long-arming to quilt one of our Gyspy Wife quilts last year. She talks to us about her long arm business and all kinds of other things.
Jake Kleiner of Paper Pieces joins us today! We chat about how Paper Pieces works with designers, how the company thinks about intellectual property, and what it is like to have a family business. You can learn more about Paper Pieces on their website, https://www.paperpieces.com/ .
Pam Weeks, Curator of the New England Quilt Museum, chats with us about quilt history!
Today we chat with Carolyn Ducey, who is the Curator of Collections at the International Quilt Museum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. In the two part interview we talk all about the museum, intellectual property, and quilting history!
Today we chat with Carolyn Ducey. Carolyn is the Curator of Collections at the International Quilt Museum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. In the two part interview we talk all about the museum, intellectual property, and quilting history!
Jessica Plunkett is a quilter and a pattern designer! We had a fantastic time chatting about how she found her place in modern quilting and her quilt that that placed third in the 2019 Riley Blake Challenge. You can find out more about Jessica and her work at https://www.maeberrysquare.com/ .
Lisa Ruble joins us to talk about her experience in publishing, her work with Paintbrush Studio, and her quilting life!
Calista Ngai from Wonderfil joins us! We talk about their company, the importance of thread, and their unique approach in the industry! You can learn more about Wonderfil at https://www.wonderfil.ca/ .
Cely Pedescleaux is an incredible fiber artist, we adore her and her unique perspective!
Today we chat with Juli Seydell Johnson about quilting, her job, and how she incorporates the two! You can learn more about Juli at https://buffalograce.com/ .
Michael comes to chat with us about all things related to Quiltfolk magazine. So very much fun. You can learn more about the magazine at www.quiltfolk.com .
Teresa joins us again to talk to us about her upcoming book: Magic and Memories: 45 Years of International Quilt Festival (pre-order available at https://amzn.to/2Ou7Ap1) . We also talk about her writing process, as well as the underlying focus of the book. For more about Teresa, go to http://thirdfloorquilts.blogspot.com .
Dawn Heese of Linen Closet Designs chats with us all about quilting, publishing, and intellectual property! You can learn more about Dawn and her work at www.linenclosetdesigns.com
Kari Vojtechovsky of Quilts for the Making joins us to talk about her business, the quilting community, modern quilting, and so much more! You can learn more about Kari at https://www.facebook.com/quiltsforthemaking/