Rachel Bishop, part of our Quilting Army, opens her own quilt shop, What's Your Stitch, on October 5, 2019 (Saturday). We checked in with her today to see how the Friends and Family preview went, and what it has been like getting everything ready. Here is the website: www.whatsyourstitch.com

Tara is amazing. She has started the Atlanta Quilt Study Group, and they are meeting this weekend. https://quiltdistrict.com/atlanta-quilt-study-group/ Starts on Friday. There may be tickets still left. It looks sooooo amazing!

John Loken worked in the record industry, and saw how it changed from CD-dependent to experience-based. He also is exploring the idea of marketing to 50+. He joins us for a conversation on why our world looks the way it does. His mom also made him clothes when he was growing up. We'll talk about that too!

Dorothy Lanahan of Project Wool chats with us about her amazing wool pressing mat! You can learn more about Project Wool by visiting their website: https://www.projectwool.com/.

Emily Breedlove joins us today! We chat about the amazing role that Facebook groups play in the lives of quilters. You can learn more about Emily at her Facebook group, https://www.facebook.com/girlwithathimble/.

Megan has been here before. She even donated her long-arming to quilt one of our Gyspy Wife quilts last year. She talks to us about her long arm business and all kinds of other things.

Jake Kleiner of Paper Pieces joins us today! We chat about how Paper Pieces works with designers, how the company thinks about intellectual property, and what it is like to have a family business. You can learn more about Paper Pieces on their website, https://www.paperpieces.com/.

Pam Weeks, Curator of the New England Quilt Museum, chats with us about quilt history!

Today we chat with Carolyn Ducey, who is the Curator of Collections at the International Quilt Museum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. In the two part interview we talk all about the museum, intellectual property, and quilting history!

Today we chat with Carolyn Ducey. Carolyn is the Curator of Collections at the International Quilt Museum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. In the two part interview we talk all about the museum, intellectual property, and quilting history!