Quilt Cabana Corner

This is a fun podcast series covering items of interest in the quilting industry

Rank #1: Episode #43 Fall Catch Up.
Don't fall off your seat or anything but I recorded a new episode! Join me for some fun quilty talk as we catch up. Please contact me at sewsandi8@yahoo.comor www.quiltcabanapatterns.com/blog

Rank #2: Episode 46 Eversewn Machine Review and More Reviews.
Hey Everybody, Enjoy episode #46 where I review the new Eversewn 20 sewing machine, the Fitbit Alta, the Simply Fit Board and more! It's a jam packed 35 mintues.  Please see my blog for links on where to find these items. The blog is: www.quiltcabanapatterns.com/blog You can find me at sewsandi8@yahoo.com or colwellsg@comcast.net Sandi

The Off-Kilter Quilt

A weekly podcast about all things quilty

Rank #1: Special Announcement: The Quiltfiction Podcast has Dropped!.
The Quiltfiction podcast is up and running, and if you go here-- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-quiltfiction-podcast/id1395029852 --you can listen to the first three chapters of Friendship Album, 1933. Go listen! Tell me what you think!

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

Canadian Quilt Talk

Canada's number one podcast for quilting, fibre art and everything in between, answering your quilting questions with the experts across Canada.

Rank #1: Episode 035 Canadian Quilt Talk - The Singing Quilter.
We are in for a very special treat this week as I chat with Cathy Miller - The Singing Quilter. I'll ask her about everything from the inspiration for quilterly songs to where she'll be singing next. Don't miss this exciting Canadian Talent. 

Rank #2: Episode 017 Canadian Quilt Talk - Carol Seeley, Award Winning Fibre Artist.
Award-winning teacher and quilter Carol Seeley shares her story, what inspires her and what it was like to win the Viewer's Choice Award at the CQA 2013 National Juried Show.  

Annie Smith: Quilting Stash

A quilting audio blog post by Annie Smith

Rank #1: Show 227.
Podcast Number 227 - Thread! Be sure to visit my website at www.simplearts.com to see the accompanying blog including pictures and other information that I mention! Happy Quilting! ©2005 - 2015 Annie Smith

Rank #2: Show 230.
Podcast Number 230 Be sure to visit my website at www.simplearts.com to see the accompanying blog including pictures and other information that I mention! Happy Quilting! ©2005 - 2016 Annie Smith

Hip to be a Square Quilting Podcast

Quilt long and prosper.

Rank #1: HtbaS 334: Spinning Circe.
A brief quilting podcast this week as I catch up on my pile-up of quilt tops, including one that I can’t even remember what it looks like! Gah. We’re also busy pattern writing and prepping for various upcoming events, including our live filming for The Stitch TV Show on August 4 at Red Hen Stitch … Continue reading "HtbaS 334: Spinning Circe"

Rank #2: 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"

Nonnie's Quilting Dreams

Quilting, rants and raves and I am sure I will talk to my grandson.

Rank #1: GRAND RAPIDS AQS QUILT SHOW -2015 (e55).
FIND  the blog post on my WordPress site...  here....... http://nonniequiltingdreams.wordpress.com/ Nonnie’s Blog**HAPPY QUILTING,NONNIE.http://nonniequiltingdreams.wordpress.com/ Nonnie’s Bloghttp://nonniesquiltingdreams.podbean.com/ Nonnie’s Quilting Dream PodcastLinks for Nonnie's Quilting DreamsFOLLOW ME ON TWITTER @NONNIE_P ..... @NONNIE_Pemail me at: nonniequiltingdreams@gmail.com

Rank #2: BAD SEWING ... episode 51.
WELL I made it past 50 episode posted.... it has only taken 4 and a half years.  I started in December of 2010 .... WOW is all I have to say... it has been fun and a great learning experience. Please leave a comment and let me know I am not talking to the atmosphere. HAPPY QUILTING,NONNIE https://nonniequiltingdreams.wordpress.com/ Nonnie’s Bloghttp://nonniesquiltingdreams.podbean.com/ Nonnie’s Quilting Dream PodcastLinks for Nonnie’s Quilting DreamsFOLLOW ME ON TWITTER @NONNIE_P ….. @NONNIE_Pemail me at: nonniequiltingdreams@gmail.com

The New Zealand Quilt Show

News, views and interviews about quilting in New Zealand.

Rank #1: Interview with Artist Lisa Call - The New Zealand Quilt Show Podcast.
Lisa Call is a talented textile artist, teacher, life coach and businesswoman.  Born in Arizona in the United States and spending much of her recent life in Denver, Colorado, Lisa then packed up her belongings and moved to New Zealand in 2015 for a new adventure. Lisa, a former software engineer, is a self-taught artist whose work has been exhibited and published widely and resides in public and private collections around the world.  Lisa’s award-winning textile paintings are abstract, using her rich hand dyed fabrics and intense machine stitching to create bold geometric works.  She cites her love of colour, repetition and pattern; geological forms and human-made structures such as fences and stone walls as her inspiration sources for her work. Lisa will be teaching one of the five-day master classes at the NZ National Quilting Symposium in October 2017, the topic being ‘Working in a Series’.  Visit www.theslightlymadquiltlady.blogspot.com for more show notes for this podcast.

Rank #2: The NZ Quilt Show - Interview with Clare Smith.
Clare Smith is a textile artist living and working in Tawa, a suburb of the capital city, Wellington.  Clare began teaching adult education classes in surface design, applique and Japanese bookmaking at the beginning of 1998, and has now taught at many NZ quilt symposiums, all over New Zealand and internationally including the UK and South Africa.  Clare is a talented fabric dyer, including the art of indigo dyeing, she is also widely skilled in other facets of textile arts including machine quilting, applique, pojagi, sashiko, costume design, and pretty much anything else she turns her hand to.

Hello My Quilting Friends

Leah Day presents this fun, informative quilting podcast about life, making quilts, and running a creative craft business. Leah shares interviews with creative business owners and stories from her own journey as a blogger, machine quilter, and crafty entrepreneur. Find the episode show notes and more information about each episode at LeahDay.com

Rank #1: 056. Who Owns This Quilt? Quilting Debate with Leah Day.
If you hire a longarm quilter, does that change who owns the quilt? If you have someone put on the binding, do you need to give them credit all the time? What about professional fabric designers? They sometimes have piecers make multiple quilt tops in time for show. Do they deserve credit for the quilts they create? Enjoy this Great Quilting Debate with Leah Day all about quilt ownership and what it means when you hire someone for help. Find the show notes at: https://leahday.com/episode56

Rank #2: 085. Quilting in a Small Space on a Tiny Machine.
This week I received a great comment from Ellie on YouTube about how to sew and quilt in a super tiny space. Ellie has no space for extra tables to take the weight of her quilt and was wondering how she would manage to quilt her quilts in such a small area. In this episode I share the news from around the house first, then share my tips and ideas for quilting in a tiny space on only a single sewing table. 

Jackie's Quilting Chronicles

A podcast to learn quilting tips, techniques and happenings. You might like to subscribe to my podcasts. This way you will get the most up to date inspiration! You can visit me at www.cvquiltworks.com

Rank #1: Jackie's Quilting Chronicles Episode 38.
Welcome to Episode 38!  This episode is the summer catch up episode.  It has been a very busy summer for me in many ways.  Find out what quilting things I have been up to as well as some events that are coming up!  You can find me at www.cvquiltworks.com.

Rank #2: Jackie's Quilting Chronicles Episode 37.
Welcome to episode 37!  Today's episode is a catch up, there have been tons happening here!  Jackie covers her upcoming schedule, giveaways, reviews of magazines, books, shows, and much more!  Sit down, relax and listen as we get all caught up.  www.cvquiltworks.com and www.cvquiltworks.blogspot.com

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: Scott Fortunoff of Jaftex talks to us about the fabric industry (and so much more!).
Scott Fortunoff, a fourth-generation fabric company executive, talks to us about fabric, his company Jaftex, and the different companies that are part of the Jaftex family. (He's Jaftex is the company that just purchased Free Spirit (with designers like Kaffe Fassett and Tula Pink). This interview was recorded just before that announcement. Learn more about Scott and Jaftex!

My Creative Corner3- quilting, crafts and creativity

podcasting about my creative journey in quilting, creativity....and life in a northern town

Rank #1: A quilty day with Mom and Mary Fons.
https://mycreativecorner3.wordpress.com/my-day-with-mom-and-mary-fons/ Show notes and be found here

Rank #2: Quilt show observations and resolutions.
Show notes are here

Quilt Connections with Karen Ponischil

A podcast about quilting, fabric, thread, textiles, art, design and everthing related to quilting.

Rank #1: Jan 30, 2018 - Michelle May.
Today's guest is Michelle May. Michelle is from The Raspberry Rabbits. A company focused on inspiring creativity and simple living. Michelle teaches nationally and loves to inspire others. For more information you can contact Michelle at www.theraspberryrabbits.com

Rank #2: Jan 14, 2018 - Phyllis Tarrant.
My guest to day is Phyllis Tarrant. She is an art quilter from the Charlotte area. Her latest work is included in the 2016 Quilt National show at the Dairy Barn.

QuiltMoxie the Podcast meets Craftsy by Ariana ...knitting quilting sewing

QuiltMoxie The podcast where QuiltMoxie meets Craftsy.Join your Host Ariana, who is enrolled in many Craftsy.com online classes, and come along as she shares her class progress with you. Craftsy is and online community dedicated to providing the best education and resources for crafters.You will find show notes and everything QuiltMoxie at www.QuiltMoxie.com . Get Social with QuiltMoxie and leave your comments and feedback at your favourite hangout, on iTunes or by email.

Rank #1: 15 Brioche Quilting.
Show notes and everything QuiltMoxie at www.QuiltMoxie.com/shownotes Topics include: 1. KAL Easy Breezy Brioche 2. Contest - FREE Craftsy Class Giveaway 3. Montreal Quilt Exhibition Salon 2014 and Vermont Quilt Festival The Easy Breezy Brioche KAL (knit a long) has begun and is slated to run throughout the summer.  Check out the fun and prizes ... Enjoy !  Join our mailing list ( at http://eepurl.com/zJ9lH  ) to get your next and every episode with Show Notes delivered directly to your email as soon as the episode is available.  It's a simple one-time drop of your email address into the form and check "receive podcast by email".   We respect your email privacy.

Rank #2: 18 Afterthought Gusset Heel.
Show notes and everything QuiltMoxie at www.QuiltMoxie.com/shownotes Topics include: 1. Yazzii Giveaway 2. My First Socks Giveaway 3. Demo - Afterthought Gusset Heel Yazzii exclusive … new product launch is the feature of the Yazzii Giveaway !  If you are enjoying your show notes by email, click to enter to win the Yazzii of your choice.  If not,  Join to receive podcast by email and you will be automatically entered . My First Socks by Lucy Neatby is the latest Craftsy class that Ariana has enjoyed.  Lucy Neatby is giving a lucky member of QuiltMoxie the Podcast Group on Ravelry the chance to win a Free My First Socks Class Giveaway on Craftsy.  Tell us a sock knitting story and enter to win.  The Easy Breezy Brioche KAL (knit a long) which began June 1st ended September 30th.  Congrats to Mary Jo a.k.a. mjwebber who participated in KAL 3 Easy Breezy Brioche KAL which ended September 30, 2014.  Check out her entry on Ravelry.com .  Mary Jo is the recipient of the KAL Prize, which was a Knitting Project Bag and matching zipper pouch  which is uses while at sewing club.  Check out the pics.  Awesome !  Join our mailing list ( at http://eepurl.com/zJ9lH  ) to get your next and every episode with Show Notes delivered directly to your email as soon as the episode is available.  It's a simple one-time drop of your email address into the form and check "receive podcast by email".   We respect your email privacy.

The Quilt Fiction Podcast

Friendship Album, 1933 is a work of historical fiction that follows the lives of five women who form an improbable quilting circle in Depression-era Ohio. Written and read in its entirety by award-winning author Frances O'Roark Dowell (Birds in the Air, Margaret Goes Modern, Dovey Coe, Shooting the Moon), this audiobook tells a heart-warming story of strangers brought together by quilting and made into family.

Rank #1: Friendship Album, 1933: Episode 1.
Eula, forced off the family farm by hard times, ventures into the imposing Milton Falls Library to post a notice; Bess, a widow of one year, joins the town's newest quilting circle to avoid altar guild duty; 27-year-old Florence takes a step to escape her life as a bored socialite.

Rank #2: Friendship Album, 1933: Episode 4.
Dorothy and her own family troubles take center stage; Emmeline does research for her role as Emma Brown, but how will she ever come up with a wardrobe of last year's fashions?