Join Ange “GnomeAngel” Wilson and Cath from Wombat Quilts as they discuss various topics including their love for Canberra, their passion for fussy cutting in quilting, and the importance of colour palettes and fabric selection. They also touch on the different tools and techniques they use for fussy cutting. Ange and Cath discuss their fabric preferences and the joy of using different fabric lines. They talk about their favourite designers and collections, as well as the challenge of working within a limited fabric bundle. A great conversation for those looking for fabric inspiration and direction.

Listen in as Ange “GnomeAngel” Wilson chats with John from Art East Quilt Co. about his latest creation; the 100 Acre Wood Sew Along. Learn how John was inspired by the original Winnie the Pooh books to design this super cute pattern. John also spills the tea on working with Riley Blake Designs for the 100 Acre Wood Sew-along. In amongst all the "work" talk they also share their love of TV, film, costuming and so much more. Oh, and fabric, there's always fabric talk! 

Join Ange as she straps herself in for the conversational rollercoaster that is Leslie and Rochelle of Inappropriate Quilters Podcast. Leslie and Rochelle discuss their journey from meeting at a quilt retreat to starting a podcast, sharing anecdotes, and discussing their experiences with quilting and life. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, from their initial dislike for each other to their podcast guests and their love for lamb and pearls. Just when you think it couldn't take another possible turn, it throws you for a loop!

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, Ange Wilson sits down to chat with Jess from Paper Pieces, a business that specializes in English paper piecing (EPP) quilting. They discuss the history of Paper Pieces, the appeal of EPP, and the process of collaborating with designers to create EPP patterns. They also touch on the importance of supporting pattern designers and the longevity of EPP as a quilting technique. The conversation covers various EPP projects, including the popular Queen of Diamonds pattern and the upcoming Winterley quilt. Jess shares tips and tricks for EPP, and they discuss the beauty of fussy cutting in EPP quilts.

In this conversation, Ange Wilson chats with Joanna of Kustom Kwilts, who is known for her fussy cutting and EPP patterns. Joanna shares her creative journey, from being an Agricultural Sciences teacher to becoming a full-time quilter. She discusses her love for Tula Pink fabrics, her fascination with the Millefiori patterns, and her preference for non-symmetrical cuts. They talk about their favourite fabric designers, collections, and colours. They also discuss the importance of quilting in enhancing the overall design of a quilt. Throughout the conversation, they share their personal experiences and insights as quilters.

Join Ange, from GnomeAngel, as she sits down to talk with her friend Nic, otherwise known as @Nicship. Ange and Nicole discuss their love for fussy cutting and novelty fabrics. They share their love of finding unique and unusual prints, storytelling within their quilts, and the joy of fussy cutting. They also talk about their favourite fabric companies and motifs they can't resist. They also cover a tale of woe involving a work car, a visit to Ange's place and some of the local wildlife. It's a fun and easy listen that bounces around the place, just like the motifs in their quilts. 

Ange Wilson (GnomeAngel) sits down to chat with one of her favourite fabric designers, illustrators, paper enthusiast, small business owner, mother and all-round wonderful human being; Lizzy House. They talk all things fabric design, running a small business while juggling mental health wellbeing and having a family. They also discuss the joy of loving and appreciating one's own work, as well as the importance of finding joy in the creative process. They touch on the commercial aspect of fabric design and the cyclical nature of fabric trends. They also discuss the excitement of upcoming fabric releases and the anticipation of using new fabrics in quilting projects. Find yourself a comfy spot and lean in because this is going to be a conversation you’ll want to enjoy uninterrupted. 

Ange Wilson sits down for a fun conversation with John from Art East Quilting Company. Together they explore new sewing projects, appreciate hand work, and discuss the balance between efficiency and enjoyment in quilting. They also talk about the pressure to finish quilts quickly and the importance of protecting the joy of quilting. They discuss the use of solids in quilt patterns and the evolution of looking at fabrics. They share their favorite motifs and prints, including their fascination with fussy cutting. They also discuss the joy of bananas and pineapples in quilting and the importance of creating a supportive quilting community.

Come for a look behind-the-seams as Ange “GnomeAngel” Wilson shares the origin story for 100 Days 100 Blocks, which started as a sew-along where participants sewed one block from the book City Sampler for 100 days. The project grew in popularity and became an annual event, with different block patterns each year. Ange discusses the challenges of running the event and the importance of community in the quilting world. She also introduces the new free community platform for the project and encourages listeners to join and fall in love with patchwork.

In this conversation Ange Wilson sits down to chat with Kim from Persimon Dreams. Kim runs an online event called Project Quilting, where participants have one week to start and finish a quilt challenge. The challenges are posted on Kim's blog every Sunday during the season. The challenges are open to anyone and there is no sign-up or fee required. Participants can interpret the challenges in any way they want and there are no strict rules. The goal is to inspire and support quilters of all levels. Kim has seen participants go on to do bigger and better things, such as getting published in books and becoming teachers. The challenges encourage creativity and provide a supportive community for quilters. A great conversation for those looking for new challenges to help them unlock their creativity and elevate their skill set.