Have you heard the statement of “It’s the same, but different!” Elizabeth DeCroos not only makes beautiful things with embroidery, sewing, and quilting, but also with pojagi. I had never heard of it before and as quilters I think you’re going to fall in love with this other form of sewing. It’s kinda like making a quilt, but different. You can also find out more about Epida Studio and Design on her website epidastudio.com.

You can also find Elizabeth on Facebook.

Thanks to Tammy Bennett for reach out to one of her quilting friends, who then agreed to be interviewed.

Joän Wulkowicz grew up on the prairie of North Dakota and after living several other places has returned to the farm that she grew up on. I enjoyed talking about quilts with the only Polish Norwegian in North Dakota.

Pictures of Joän's quilts are coming in snail mail and will be posted once I receive them. Please check back soon!

I’m so thankful that Alice Brown contacted me after I put a post on Facebook looking for people to interview. You’d think that we had known each other for years. We has so much fun visiting! I learned that we should never give up on a UFO, as the perfect situation will arise and surprise you!

Samples if the embroidery on heirloom quilt.

First layout of the heirloom quilt, prior to adding borders and sashing and embroidery.

Quilt I made on Sunday for the neighbor.

Charity quilts.

Alice's very first quilt. Took 30 years. Gave to her pastor friend as a wedding present.

Meg Glesener was one of the podcasters that had a segment on the Christian Podcasters Association Hope Collaboration this past Good Friday. I have been enjoying her podcast Letters from Home. Hope you have an opportunity to listen to it also. You can find her podcast at https://lettersfromhomepodcast.com. When she isn’t busy with her eight children, her podcast, and her other responsibilities, she also makes quilts.

Meg's podcast Letters From Home