Just Wanna Quilt

Conversations with quilters, designers, tool-makers, all kinds of people connected to the quilting industry. Hobby quilters, famous quilters, and everyone in between. A research podcast from Tulane Law School hosted by Elizabeth Townsend Gard. Yes, some talk about copyright and intellectual property law too and how it connects to quilting.

Rank #1: Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt Co. talks about Missouri Star Quilt Company (her quilting empire!) and her quilting life.
Jenny Doan is...well, Jenny Doan! She has taught a generation of us how to quilt on YouTube, and Missouri Start Quilt Company in Hamilton, MO is a quilt destination point for many, many quilters. We are thrilled to chat with her, and for this interview, Judy Walker (a professional journalist!) joins us, which was awesome too. For more on Missouri Star Quilt Co., go to https://www.missouriquiltco.com. To listen to this podcast, you can go to www.justwannaquilt.com, and also episodes can be found at iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker, iHeart Radio, and many more platforms.

Rank #2: Tula Pink and Mary Fons talk about their quilting life at the house!.
Mary Fons and Tula Pink were in town for Quiltfolk magazine in late June. I had the awesome honor of joining them on their shoot, and then then came back to the house for a 2 1/2 hour interview where we talked about all things quilting. They were amazing. The house will never be that cool again. For more on Tula Pink, go to http://www.tulapink.com and for more on Mary Fons, go to https://www.maryfons.com.

American Patchwork & Quilting Podcast

Welcome to the American Patchwork & Quilting podcast, a podcast aimed at making your quilting life more fun and creative, while connecting with quilters just like you. Join the staff of the magazines you love for a great episode filled with tips and tricks. This podcast is sponsored by Moda Fabrics and Baby Lock. Enjoy! Visit www.allpeoplequilt.com/podcast to see our complete podcast archives!

Rank #1: 8-29-16 Jackie Padesky, Donna DeSoto, and Helen Stubbings join Pat Sloan on American Patchwork and Quilting Radio.
I thought it would be super fun to share how things roll in the land of quilting! I am inspired every day by quilters and their creativity. A few months back I noticed that pineapples were showing up all over the place and low and behold there was also a pineapple quilt that was too cute for words! I of course, want to make it. Because I love to make cute things. BUT I also wanted to chat with the quilter behind ‘that pineapple quilt’ and learn a bit about Jackie Padesky of Pineapple fame!https://www.instagram.com/jackiepadeskyquilts/----------------Donna Desoto is back and I’m so excited! She loves to organize large quilt challenge, and she is very good at it! The first was the tribute to the Beatles and now the 2nd quilt challenge to honor the 100th anniversary of the National Parks is out on exhibit and there is a beautiful book to go along with it. Donna’s challenges are clever and well thought out. I will reveal what the 3rd is and IF I’m participating this time.. on today’s show!www.npscentennialquilts.com http://www.fiberbeatles.com/ http://dmdesoto-iep.blogspot.com/ www.donnadesoto.com------------------I caught up with my awesome Australian friend Helen Stubbings at the trade show then organized to record her when she got home. Helen's been very busy doing a online class and Opening a Quilt shop! She and chat about her English Paper Piecing with her applique papers, that i am so in love with I'm going to host a sew along with them pretty soon... Her papers have been me the way to do English Paper Piecing that work for my brain! And she talks us through a tour of her studio! Plus.. her background before designing is pretty interesting.. you'll love it! www.hugsnkisses.typepad.com----------------visit American Patchwork & Quilting at http://allpeoplequilt.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/apqmagazineVisit host Pat Sloan at http://www.patsloan.com

Rank #2: 6-20-16 Linda Thielfoldt, Annabel Wrigley, Amy Smart and Nicole Young join Pat Sloan on American Patchwork and Quilting Radio.
Linda Thielfoldt of The Quilted Goose is an award winning quilter, a contributor to American Patchwork & Quilting magazine, and her newest release for us to enjoy is her book 'On my Way to Baltimore'. You know that Baltimore Album quilts and those inspired by the antiques beauties are my all time fabrics. Linda's fresh take is spectacular and she has some insider tips for us on how to to create with beautiful workmanship.http://www.thequiltedgoose.com/ ---------------Annabel Wrigley is the owner of the Little Pincushion Studio, an author of a great series of books to teach children sewing and a fabric designer. It's fun to catch up with people and today we'll chat about her fabric with Windham and I hope to learn about her adorable pink teaching caravan!http://www.littlepincushionstudio.com/--------------I adore everything Amy Smart from Diary of a Quilter does! Amy joined us as a designer on the Splendid Sampler and her block has been published, we all love it! She has a brand new online Craftsy class on using precuts. I'm super excited about this because my fabric lines with Moda always have precuts, so it's exciting to have a chat about precuts with Amy, she is going explain some amazing things you may not know, and cool ways to use them!http://www.diaryofaquilter.com/ --------------I was charmed right away by Nicole Young's projects, and she is a very generous maker. From her Sewing machine skirt to her incredible butterflys, I love her designs! Nicole and I are going to talk about picking fabric and other quilty things, including living in a remote area and how to stay connected.https://lillyella.com/================visit American Patchwork & Quilting at http://allpeoplequilt.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/apqmagazineVisit host Pat Sloan at http://www.patsloan.com

Sit & Sew Radio

Welcome to Sit & Sew Radio, a Quilt Addicts Anonymous podcast with Stephanie Soebbing. Hear interviews with influential and interesting people in the quilting world, learn about new quilting books and notions and hear some fun quilting stories. Listen to each new episode while you are sewing. Produced by Quilt Addicts Anonymous blogger, teacher and pattern designer Stephanie Soebbing.

Rank #1: Episode 31 - Amanda Murphy and Rebecca Bryan.
Welcome to Episode 31 of Sit & Sew Radio, a Quilt Addicts Anonymous podcast.Today's episode features Amanda Murphy, Bernina spokesperson, author and fabric designer, and Rebecca Bryan, author, teacher and fourth generation quilter.Both interviews were recorded at QuiltCon and it was kind of fun to listen to them a couple months after they were initially recorded. At one point Rebecca Bryan and I were talking about the brick and mortar version of Quilt Addicts Anonymous, which at the time I was still considering an open studio. Now it is definitely a full blown quilt shop, complete with staff, a large class space and fabulous modern fabrics. That just shows you how much can change in a couple months.And speaking of the shop, the Spring Clearance Sale is happening right now. There are nearly 100 fabrics, bundles, thread packs and patterns that are on sale. Right now they are 25% off, but the price will continue to drop over the next two weeks as we move some of the items that have been around for a bit to make room for the new fabrics arriving in May. so click here to check it out and get a great deal.Bernina, Amanda Murphy Designs, Benartex, Amanda Murphy, Nordic Holiday, Amanda Murphy, fabric designer, authorBernina, Amanda Murphy Designs, Benartex, Amanda Murphy, Nordic Holiday, Amanda Murphy started her career in the quilting industry as a fabric designer for Benartex. With a background in graphic design, creating beautiful prints for fabrics was a natural starting point.From there she began authoring books on quilting, signed on as a spokesperson for Bernina and now travels the country teaching people to improve their quilting and let go of mistakes.In our interview Amanda shares some great tips on how to improve your free motion quilting (hint: it includes listening to podcasts like this one) and which comes first for her, the fabric design or the quilt she wants to make with the fabric.Amanda's new fabric line Nordic Holiday with Benartex is shipping to quilt shops this month. You can learn more about Amanda by visiting her website, amandamurphydesign.com.Rebecca Bryan, Modern Triangle Quilts, Bryan House QuiltsRebecca Bryan, author, teacherRebecca Bryan, Modern Triangle Quilts, Bryan House QuiltsRebecca Bryan is a fourth generation quilter who became obsessed with quilting after discovering modern colors and fabrics.She started pursuing quilting as a career after her first book idea came to her in a dream. She took it as a sign that quilting was supposed to be more than a hobby and today she has published two books, is working on a series of online classes and is working on her first fabric line.In our interview we talk about how she developed a career for herself, developing her own sense of color and design from her traditional roots and how she balances career and being a mom to four kids.To learn more about Rebecca, visit her website bryanhousequilts.com.

Rank #2: Episode 35 - Tula Pink.
Welcome to Episode 35 of Sit & Sew Radio, a Quilt Addicts Anonymous podcast. This week we are thrilled to have renowned fabric designer Tula Pink as our guest. Tula, who just released her 25th fabric collection at Fall Quilt Market this past weekend, has withstood the test of time and remains a creative force in the industry. Speaking of market, we just unveiled our own new pattern, Medallion Star, to glowing reviews in Houston. Use this week’s coupon code MEDALLION10 to save $2 on a Medallion Star pattern at shop.quiltaddictsanonymous.com. It was so much fun to talk to Tula Pink, but this episode brought with it some new challenges. I spoke to Tula the week before market about her fantastic new products, AND I COULDN’T SAY A WORD ABOUT IT TO ANYONE. Not even my husband. In our interview, Tula discusses her great efforts ahead of this year’s market to keep her newest fabric collection top secret. In the past, word always seemed to creep out ahead of time. Now that market is over, I can’t wait to share this interview with you. Tula discusses her milestone 25th collection, Tula Pink All Stars, which is an incredible accomplishment that is not lost on Tula. To commemorate the occasion, Tula’s All Stars collection recreates some of her most iconic and coveted prints from her archive and gives them a color makeover. That includes the original Owl from Full Moon Forest, which is from her very first collection and holds special meaning to Tula as she notes in the interview. There’s also the Bee from Flutterby, Tail Feathers from Plume, Squirrel from The Birds & the Bees, Raccoon from Acacia and Frog Prince from Prince Charming. “With this 25th (collection) I wanted to really offer something special,” Tula said. “It felt like a big deal and I wanted to make it a big deal.” We also talk about Tula's new book, Coloring with Thread: Stitching A Whimsical World With Hand Embroidery. In this book, which is available for pre-order at Amazon, Tula’s most memorable fabric designs are brought to life by needle and thread along with instructions so you can do it at home. In our interview, Tula discusses the connection with her collaborators who stitched her designs featured in the book. “It was just a really cool way to bring in my followers and the people I’ve connected to on social media into a project with me, to let them have some ownership of it, because that’s really what I do,” Tula said. “I create a raw material, but it’s everything that everyone else makes out of it that sort of completes the collaborative process.” Also in the interview Tula opens up about her creative process, which is a fascinating listen coming from one of the most inventive creators in the business. To learn more about Tula Pink please visit tulapink.com. We hope you enjoy the episode!

The Off-Kilter Quilt

A weekly podcast about all things quilty

Rank #1: Episode 234: QuiltCon 2019 in Review!.
Part 1 of my QuiltCon review! Pix over at offkilterquilt.com

Rank #2: Episode 235: Southern Quilts, Modern Quilts, My Quilts.
For pix, go to https://offkilterquilt.com/

Hip to be a Square Quilting Podcast

Quilt long and prosper.

Rank #1: The Stitch TV Show Episode 322 Audio Podcast.
In this episode of The Stitch TV Show, we chat about specialty or decorative stitches and fussy cutting. The quilt hanging behind us is Crazy Modern, our newest pattern honoring the tradition of crazy quilting with modern techniques. You can get your own copy of the pattern from our digital shop. Our next Virtual Stitch-In … Continue reading "The Stitch TV Show Episode 322 Audio Podcast"

Rank #2: HtbaS 333: Swedish Death Quilting.
In this episode of the quilting podcast, I open with some talk of the giant list of things to do before Quilt Market, much of which does not include quilting, but does include other things like woodworking, graphic design, and writing.  I also talk about a couple recent finishes, like the one in the header … Continue reading "HtbaS 333: Swedish Death Quilting"

The Quilting Company Podcast

Stories Between the Threads

Rank #1: Ep. 2: Follow Your Passion | Podcast.
We’re talking about how quilters follow their passion, both personally and professionally. First, we’ll be talking to Karen Gibbs—Design Director for Banyon Batiks by Northcott—about how her passion feeds her business. Then, we move into our Open Studio segment to discuss how our passion has influenced our lives and careers. Finally, we’ll tackle the age-old question: machine quilting or hand quilting? This is the quilting podcast you’ve been waiting for—take a listen! Get the show notes here: quiltingcompany.com/podcast. Thank you to our sponsor, Husqvarna Viking!

Rank #2: Free-motion Fun | Podcast.
On today’s podcast we are talking about free-motion quilting. Lori, Tracy, and Ginger discuss what is on their level of expertise on quilting. Our guest is Karlee Porter, creator of Graffiti Quilting and founder of Honest Fabric. Finally, we discuss the controversial topic of when to buy the longarm. Listen in and get the show notes here at quiltingcompany.com/podcast. Thank you to our sponsor, Husqvarna Viking!

Modern Sewciety Podcast

a blog and podcast about modern creatives in the sewing industry

Rank #1: MS episode 207: LIVE Modcast from CraftSouth, Saturday Part 2 featuring Carolyn Friedlander and Tula Pink.
LIVE Modcast from CraftSouth in Nashville, TN while the MQG's Quiltcon was in town. Please see show notes for links. The post MS episode 207: LIVE Modcast from CraftSouth, Saturday Part 2 featuring Carolyn Friedlander and Tula Pink appeared first on Modern Sewciety.

Rank #2: MS episode 206: LIVE Modcast from CraftSouth, Saturday Night Part 1 featuring Sarah Nishiura, Anna Maria Horner, and Kim Eichler-Messmer.
LIVE Modcast from CraftSouth in Nashville, TN while the MQG's Quiltcon was in town. Please see show notes for links. The post MS episode 206: LIVE Modcast from CraftSouth, Saturday Night Part 1 featuring Sarah Nishiura, Anna Maria Horner, and Kim Eichler-Messmer appeared first on Modern Sewciety.

Crafty Planner Podcast

A podcast about crafting and the creative process.

Rank #1: Ellen Baker of The Long Thread {Episode #135}.
Today's guest is Ellen Baker of the Long Thread. Living in Atlanta, Georgia, Ellen is a fabric designer for Kokka Fabrics, maker, author of 1,2, 3 Sew and 1, 2, 3 Quilt, as well as being a wife and mother. During our discussion, we talk about changes in the quilting and making community over the last decade, how she integrates imperfection in her design process, crafting as a feminist act and how she shares her passion in her work. I hope you enjoy the episode. For more information about this episode (including show notes), please check out my website craftyplanner.com. 

Rank #2: Rebecca Ringquist {Episode #132}.
Today's guest is Rebecca Ringquist. Living in Portland, Oregon, Rebecca is a textile artist, author of the book Rebecca Ringquist's Embroidery Workshops, owner of Dropcloth Samplers, Bernina sewing machine ambassador, wife and mother. During our conversation, we talk about how her work began and has evolved through moves and motherhood, her best tips for thrifting and learning to embroider, why embroidery is her chosen medium and a few of our secret crushes. I hope you enjoy the episode. 

Craft Industry Alliance

An interview show for creative entrepreneurs.

Rank #1: Episode #97: Nancy Zieman.
On today’s episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we're talking about building a lifelong career in sewing with my guest, Nancy Zieman. Nancy Zieman is an author, designer, businesswomen, TV producer, blogger and national sewing authority. She’s the host of the popular show Sewing With Nancy®, which appears exclusively on public television stations across the United States and Canada. You can watch Sewing With Nancy® online at nancyzieman.com. In this interview Nancy traces the history of her career. Hear how she first got onto public television and what those early days were like. Learn about the start of Nancy's Notions and how the business expanded over the past three decades. Nancy also talks about some personal issues including how she balanced being a working mother and the challenges she's faced due to Bell's palsy. Nancy's integrity, work ethic, and good humor are an inspiration. +++++ This episode is sponsored by Storey Publishing. Storey Publishing offers quality books on crafting, gardening, natural health and wellness, cooking, and sustainable living. Their quilting, sewing, and fiber craft books are some of my favorites. Storey’s expert craft authors include recent While She Naps guest and QuiltCon presenter Thomas Knauer, author of The Quilt Design Coloring Workbook. You can all get a free downloadable quilt design coloring template from the book on Storey’s website. You can find the link in the show notes. +++++ Please note that this show used to be called the While She Naps podcast. The name has changed, but the content and host have stayed the same. To get the full show notes for this episode, visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Meet with show host, Abby Glassenberg, each month for our Craft Business Roundtable, get access to courses and webinars taught by industry leaders, and much more.

Rank #2: Episode #68: Heather Lou.
On today’s episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we're talking about sewing your own clothes with my guest, Heather Lou of Closet Case Files. Heather is a Montreal-based sewing pattern designer and blogger. Once a shopaholic Vogue-reading fashion obsessive, Heather made a deal with herself that the only "new" things that could come into her closet would be things she made. Sewing quickly took over her life. We talk about Heather's background and transition from full-time employment as a commercial graphic designer to becoming self-employed. Heather explains how she named her blog and talks about her own name online (which is different from her real name). We discuss how she funded her print patterns without a Kickstarter campaign and we talk about the success of two of Heather's patterns: the Bombshell swimsuit and the Ginger jeans. We also think out loud about the future of the Big 4 pattern companies. I ask Heather to recommend great stuff she's enjoying right now. ++++++ Today's episode is sponsored by Amy Barickman, founder of Indygo Junction sewing patterns and books. Visit AmyBarickman.com to find vintage imagery, sewing and craft books, and her new Vintage Notions Monthly magazine. Issues 1 and 2 are now available for purchase individually and soon there will be a monthly subscription option. Check it out at AmyBarickman.com. +++++ Please note that this show used to be called the While She Naps podcast. The name has changed, but the content and host have stayed the same. To get the full show notes for this episode, visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Meet with show host, Abby Glassenberg, each month for our Craft Business Roundtable, get access to courses and webinars taught by industry leaders, and much more.

Sewing Out Loud

Learn the technical information you need to sew successfully from the fun ladies over at SewHere.comZede and Mallory are a mother/daughter team who run Zede's Sewing Studio in Columbia, MO. They sell sewing machines, teach sewing classes and provide excellent sewing entertainment online and in-store!

Rank #1: Knit Construction and Finishing Techniques.
In this installment of Sewing Out Loud Zede and Mallory discuss construction and finishing techniques for knit fabrics. They dedicate the entire first half of the episode to neck binding and treatments. If this is an area of knit garment construction you struggle with or could use some new technique information, you are not going to want to miss this episode! Mallory and Zede also talk about how they stabilize shoulder seams, construct side seams and handle hems on knits. Have knit construction questions that weren’t answered by this episode? Leave them in the comments or join the Facebook group for more support. ***************************************************************************** THIS PODCAST IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: THE SELF SEWN WARDROBE PLANNER The planner is available in a universal style as well as a monthly theme that follows along with The Self Sewn Wardrobe Group on Facebook. Both planners offer helpful guidance in planning out your next wardrobe make as well as thoughtful prompts to keep your makes relevant to your likes, style, and wardrobe needs. Universal Planner This planner is a guide to planning and finishing any wardrobe project.  You define the project, evaluate your current wardrobe, and follow our guide to form a plan of attack.  You ll be on your way to a Self Sewn Wardrobe in no time. This 17-page planner can be customized and printed over and over again.  You may want to print some pages more than once, depending on your project, for example, you ll probably make more than one pair of underwear in a month, but most likely only one coat in that amount of time. This planner is available to Straight Stitch, Backstitch and Zig-Zag members of SewHere.com. Check out membership options here. This is a printable PDF file that will be immediately available after purchase when you log in at SewHere.com/Profile.  You will not receive a physical planner. Themed Monthly Planner A new, themed planner will be published every month!  Each month’s planner will follow along with the theme in The Self Sewn Wardrobe Group on Facebook and include relevant planning and goal setting information as well as hand drawn sketches by none other than Mallory herself. This planner is included in the Zig Zag SewHere Membership level. If you re interested in becoming a Zig-Zag member, the themed planner will be automatically delivered to the Downloads section of your SewHere profile each month! This is a printable PDF file that will be immediately available after purchase when you log in at SewHere.com/Profile.  You will not receive a physical planner. ***************************************************************************** The post Knit Construction and Finishing Techniques appeared first on sewhere.com.

Rank #2: Hobby Shaming.
In this episode Mallory and Zede explore the many facets of hobby shaming. They get personal and share how they have felt hobby shamed and have witnessed it in the sewing world, even by other sewers. That’s right, sewer on sewer hobby shaming. Zede and Mallory share their views and advice on the topic, including how they too have caught themselves with shaming thoughts before. ********************************************************************* This episode of Sewing Out Loud is brought to you by Makerist. Makerist is an online platform that connects hobbyists like us to designers from around the world.  Designers take home 85% of each sale, and pay no listing fees!  Check out their $2 Pattern Sale March 12th-18th by clicking here. Sewing Out Loud listeners get 50% off their video courses by using code “VID50SOL” Popular Patterns include the Jordan Baby Shoes and the Yoki the Dragon Softie! ********************************************************************* The post Hobby Shaming appeared first on sewhere.com.

CRAFT-ish Podcast with Vickie Howell

What is your craft? Join award-winning broadcast personality, best-selling author, designer, crafter & encourager, Vickie Howell for great conversations with knitters, makers, artists, musicians, writers, designers, photographers, and other creative types about their craft. Well, sort of. What she’s really interested in is their stories -- how they got to where they are, and how they continue to walk the creative path.So join Vickie talking about craft ...ish. New episodes on Thursdays. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Rank #1: Episode 3: NYT Best-selling Author, Clara Parkes.
Vickie talks with New York Times Best-selling author and Knitter's Review founder, Clara Parkes about leaving the tech world to walk the creative path.For Show Notes & Links, please go to: vickiehowell.com/craftish

Rank #2: Episode 38: You Are a Badass at Making Money author, Jen Sincero.
Recently Vickie spoke with the New York Times Best-Selling author of "You Are Bad-Ass", Jen Sincerco who's currently on a whirlwind book tour for her latest book, "You Are a Badass at Making Money." They talked about Jen's road from struggling writer and musician to life-coach guru, the role that gratitude can play in success, why creative types are so reticent to embrace an openness to mastering wealth, and how Universal Intelligence provides all we need to know about flourishing to our fullest extent. Buckle up listeners, there’s a lot of bad-assery in this episode!Show notes page: https://vickiehowell.com/podcast/jen-sincero/

Fiber Talk

A twice-weekly podcast for Fiber Art hobbyists.

Rank #1: Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 12-4-19.
A Twisted Stitcher finish. We have once again made our way to Wednesday and Sassy Jacks is sponsoring another of those Gary and Vonna chats. Topics include Vonna’s 25 Days of Christmas stitching of Jane Stanwix 1843 from Samplers Revisited (she has no willpower), Mary Ann Frame 1796 from Sassafras Samplers, the Modern Folk Embroidery Bristol Monkey Sampler, Floche for Agnus Dei, finishing threads on the front, and a bunch of other things that simply showed up in the conversation. Sunday’s show is Quaker Sampler Sunday–Vonna and Gary Listen to the podcast: https://wetalkfiber.com/podcasts/ftmw127.mp3 The show is also available on FlossTube. Click here. Please support our sponsors. Here are some links: Sassy Jacks Stitchery website Country Sampler of Spring Green website Modern Folk Embroidery website The Twisted Stitcher website Vonna’s Finishing Service page The Twisted Stitcher on YouTube I hope you enjoy this show. I’m always looking for guests, so let me know if there is someone you’d like me to have on the show. To add yourself to our mailing list and be notified whenever we post a new podcast, provide your name and email address below. You won’t get spam and we won’t share your address. Name Email

Rank #2: Fiber Talk with Carol Storie.
Canvas candy bowl by Carol StorieCarol Storie, designer and owner of Heartfelt Designs, joins us this week to talk about her needlework career, design approach, and the Canadian needlework community. It’s an enjoyable conversation with a very talented designer. Be sure to visit Carol’s website and Etsy store to enjoy her varied and creative designs.–Gary and Vonna Listen to the podcast: https://wetalkfiber.com/podcasts/ft141.mp3 This show is also available on FlossTube. Click here to view it. Seasons by Carol Storie.You can listen by using the player above or you can subscribe to Fiber Talk through any of the popular podcast apps. To receive e-mail notification of new podcasts, provide your name and e-mail address below. We do not sell/share e-mail addresses.Learn more about Clare Hunter at these links: Heartfelt Designs website Heartfelt Designs Etsy store I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Carol Storie. I’m always looking for guests, so let me know if there is someone you’d like me to have on the show.–Gary To add yourself to our mailing list and be notified whenever we post a new podcast, provide your name and email address below. You won’t get spam and we won’t share your address. Name Email

Threads Magazine Podcast: "Sewing With Threads"

The podcast for people who love to sew – from the people who love to write about sewing!Brought to you by the editors of Threads magazine, this insightful podcast takes on topics important to sewing enthusiasts. Listen in for humor, wisdom, and opinions from expert guests and the Threads staff as they discuss sewing techniques, fashion design, fitting conundrums, and more.Use your ears to become a better sewer! Hear the talent behind the world’s top garment-sewing magazine.

Rank #1: Sewing With Threads | Ep. 5 .
Threads magazine editors discuss how they have tackled sewing challenges and offer tips and advice on overcoming challenges you might face.

Rank #2: What is an Ideal Fit? | Episode 3.
Fit and design expert Sarah Veblen joins Threads editors to discuss what defines ideal fit and how it is achieved. 

The Sewing Room by Bishy Barnababes

The podcast for sewing lovers everywhere. Find out what’s being designed and made in the Bishy Barnababes sewing room!

Rank #1: The Sewing Room Podcast: episode 3, diary of a sew-along.
Today’s podcast is a little different – recorded over several sessions, it tracks the progress of the Easter Bunny Puppet Purse sew-along, from behind the scenes preparations to what went on in the Bishy Barnababes Patterns Facebook group. Find out what I use for pattern weights (not as exciting as some I’m sure – let me know what you use in the comments!) and a little of what’s gone on in my sewing room. Do you use pattern weights? What’s the most unusual thing you have grabbed to use? This episode: Animal Puppet Purse  – buy your copy of the pattern used in the sew-along Bishy Barnababes Patterns Facebook group

Rank #2: The Sewing Room podcast: Episode 7 – interfacing versus stabilizer.
In today’s episode I share with you more about the latest Bishy Barnababes pattern releases – more free-motion appliqué, the difference between interfacing and stabilizer and what I’ve been sewing in my sewing room! This episode: Bishy Barnababes Etsy shop – Mermaid Millie, Princess Paige, Fairy Fiona and Cool As Ice free-motion appliqué patterns – use coupon code APPLIQUE to get 20% off, buy 3 patterns and use code 3BUNDLE to get 30% or buy 5 and use code 5BUNDLE to get 35% off. Bishy Barnababes Patterns Facebook group Swhetty Bettie’s blog – check out the Designer Pairs challenge with Lauren and I on 7th June Darcy Dress by Daydreams Patterns Check out Kristen’s blog post about the patterns over at My Sew Inspired Life

Maker Style

A Creative Lifestyle Podcast. We talk about small business, blogging, and sewing pretty things. Listening to the Maker Style podcast is like sitting down for a coffee and chat with your BFFs who are just as passionate about creating things as you are.

Rank #1: Sewing and Discovering Second Hand Fabrics with Star from Well Fibre // EP45.
This week on the Maker Style Podcast Star White from Well Fibre has come on the show to share how she approaches shopping for second hand and vintage fabrics. You can learn more about Star on Instagram at @wellfibre and @shopwellfibre--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/makerstyle/message

Rank #2: About Intimates and Entrepreneurship with Maddie from Madalynne Intimates // EP 44.
Today on the Maker Style Podcast Maddie from Madalynne Intimates shares the story behind her business and her journey to sewing. Maddie has been a huge inspiration of mine, and I know you guys will love this episode. Find Maddie online: www.madalynne.comOn Instagram @mmadalynnewww.facebook.com/maddiemadalynne www.pinterest.com/madalynne--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/makerstyle/message