In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, host Ange Wilson speaks with Leanne Parsons, a quilt pattern designer and the creator of the WIPs Be Gone challenge. They discuss the importance of community in quilting, the journey of becoming a pattern designer, and the joy of seeing others create unique quilts. Leanne shares insights on overcoming procrastination, organizing fabric stashes, and the significance of first quilts. The conversation emphasizes the ripple effect of quilting in people's lives and the supportive nature of the quilting community.

In this episode, Ange Wilson shares her journey of returning to university after many years, reflecting on her experiences as a mature age student. She discusses the challenges and joys of balancing her studies with her passion for quilting, the importance of personal growth, and the impact of her educational journey on her family. Ange also touches on her plans for the podcast and upcoming quilting retreats, emphasizing the value of community and creativity in her life.

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, host Ange Wilson speaks with Megan from Quilt Scouts about the innovative concept of earning badges in quilting. They discuss Megan's journey into quilting, the structure of Quilt Scouts, the various badges available, and the community aspect of quilting. The conversation also touches on the upcoming in-person quilt camp and the supportive network that has helped Megan launch her idea. They discuss the challenges and joys of crafting, the significance of photography and branding, and the desire to create a recognisable style. The conversation culminates in a celebration of the quilting experience, emphasising the importance of using quilts in everyday life and fostering connections through shared experiences.

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, host Ange Wilson engages in a delightful conversation with Suzanne Campion, exploring her journey into the world of quilting, fabric design, and the art of fussy cutting. They discuss the joy of using beautiful fabrics, the transition from hobby to business, and the influence of historical designs on modern quilting. Suzanne shares her insights on the importance of utilizing fabric to its fullest potential and reflects on her aspirations for future quilting projects. They discuss how quilting serves as a creative outlet and a connection to the past, while also reflecting on the impact of nature and personal experiences on their work. The dialogue highlights the beauty of color theory in quilting and the legacy of influential designers, culminating in a celebration of the art of quilting as a form of personal expression.

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, host Ange Wilson engages in a delightful conversation with Helene, a Norwegian quilter. They explore the nuances of quilting culture in Norway, the influence of the stunning Norwegian landscape on fabric choices, and the personal journey of Helene from a hobbyist to a professional quilter. The discussion highlights the importance of storytelling in quilting, the sense of community among quilters, and the shared experiences that connect people across different cultures. Helene shares her insights on how her background in graphic design has shaped her approach to quilting and pattern making, emphasizing the joy and peace that quilting brings to her life. 

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, host Ange Wilson interviews Rosie Taylor-Crafts, a British sewer and pattern designer. They discuss Rosie's creative journey, her approach to fabric selection, and the importance of buying fabric that brings joy. Rosie shares insights on managing a fabric stash, the thrill of hunting for rare prints, and the supportive community within the sewing world. The conversation also touches on the process of pattern design, workspace organization, and the joy of using fabric in creative projects.

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, host Ange Wilson engages in a delightful conversation with Laura from Silver Stitches. They explore the emotional connections quilters have with their fabric, the joys and challenges of English Paper Piecing (EPP), and the unique perspective on Halloween quilts. Laura shares her journey as a hobbyist, her love for fussy cutting, and the thrill of fabric hunting, while also discussing the balance between starting new projects and managing her fabric stash. The episode emphasizes the importance of creativity and community in the quilting world. 

In this episode, Ange “GnomeAngel” Wilson discusses the art of quilting with Emily Bailey, focusing on the use of scraps and the joy of creativity in quilting. They explore the journey of a scrappy quilter, the importance of community, and the value of embracing mistakes in the quilting process. The conversation emphasizes the fun and inclusive nature of quilting, encouraging listeners to connect with others and enjoy their craft without the pressure of perfection.

In this conversation, Ange “GnomeAngel” Wilson interviews Jennifer Long of Sewer Story. They discuss the importance of storytelling in fabric design and quilting, the value of play and learning through creativity, and the impact of authenticity in the industry. Jennifer shares her journey from being a ghost pattern writer to becoming a fabric designer for Riley Blake Designs. They also talk about the versatility of fabric designs and the ability to create quilts that resonate with different generations. 

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, host Ange Wilson chats with Adam, a passionate quilter and bag maker, about his journey into quilting, the importance of fussy cutting, and the emotional connections we form with our fabrics. They discuss the joy of using Tula Pink fabrics, the thrill of fabric hunting, and the storytelling aspect of fabric choices. Adam shares his experiences and insights into the quilting community, making this a delightful conversation for sewing enthusiasts.