In this episode I talk with Catherine Redford, an award-winning fiber artist who still loves to learn and pass that knowledge on as she teaches quilting and embroidery around the United States and beyond. Catherine is an author and a prolific teacher and designer, and we discuss how inspiration, curiosity, and trying new things drives her work as an artist and has helped her work her way through the pandemic. Join us as we discuss these topics and many more!  To check out Catherine's class schedule or see her work visit catherineredford.com.

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Fiber Arts with Catherine Redford

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Listen in as I chat with Joyce Becker, prize-winning quilter, author, and instructor. Joyce focuses her art, writing, teaching, and lecturing on creating beautiful landscape quilts. We talk about creativity, landscape quilts, and much more. To see more of Joyce’s work and find out where you can take her classes, visit joycerbecker.com, or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/joyce.r.becker. Want to try your hand at her unique method of creating landscape quilts? Check out her online classes at https://creativespark.ctpub.com/. 

Finding creativity in quilting with Joyce Becker

Join me as I chat with Judy Martin, veteran quilt designer, author, and publisher. She spent time as an editor and principal pattern designer for Quilter’s Newsletter, went on to found her own publishing company, Crosley-Griffith in 1987, and is still creating new designs. We talk about quilting (no surprise there!) and Judy’s approach to helping quilters make the very best quilts they can, not the most quilts they can. She has some great tips and tricks, so listen carefully! We also talk about her non-quilting life and even her and her husband’s quilting board game, Quilt Show. For those of you who want to play, you can find Quilt Show at Rio Grande Games, https://www.riograndegames.com/games/quilt-show/. 

Making quality quilts with Judy Martin

Sit back, grab a cuppa and relax while you listen in on my conversation with Deborah Louie. She’s a multiple-award-winning quilter, quilting magazine columnist, and author, but above all, Deborah is an instructor dedicated to teaching and sharing her passion for quiltmaking and mastering the sewing machine. In this episode, Deborah and I discuss her unique method to learn and get the most out of the sewing machine you already own. Her work features gorgeous appliquéd flowers that are as easy to learn to make as they are impressive to view. To see more of her work, keep up with her schedule, or just get inspired you can jump over to her website deborahlouie.com.au, check out her Instagram @deborahlouie or follow her on Facebook www.facebook.com/Deborahlouietutor

Master your sewing machine with Deborah Louie

Today I’ll be talking with Lynn Koolish. Lynn is a fiber artist, teacher, and author. She is most well-known for her bright colors, hand-dyed fabrics, and creating mixed-media fiber art. She teaches locally in the San Francisco Bay Area, nationally at quilt shows, and online. She’s written or co-written 5 books all on color and fun with fabric. She’s also a former co-worker of mine, having spent a couple of decades editing books at C&T.;

Creating mixed-media fiber art with Lynn Koolish

In today's episode I get to chat with Karoline Dahrling Hughes about living the creative life. Karoline is a designer, teacher, author, podcaster, and more! You may have seen her fabulous handmade clothing online or in popular sewing magazines or in her recently-released Stylehacking book. Karoline explores her creative side in her studio in Northern Denmark. She blogs and shares her creative work on her website, Skandimama. If you want to listen to her thoughts on living creatively you can tune in to her podcast, The Popcorn Brain Creative Podcast. We talk about keeping your creative work moving forward, staying motivated, and the fun you can have along the way.

Fiber Arts with Catherine Redford

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