Jacquie Gering, famous quilter, stops by to talk with us about her quilting life, and in particular her story of how she became a modern quilter.

We recap activities this week, including two quilt shows!

Amy talks about Purple Pineapple Studio and her strategy for helping beginners with patterns, and also the relationship between her business and local quilt shops.

Joel is part of our Quilting Army, and she talks about her quilting life as a relatively new​ quilter (whose work is amazing).

Ruth Kitchin Tillman talks to us about her quiling life, a little bit about being a librarian, and accidentally commits to making a bibliography for us on quilting!​

Chawne Kimber, math professor and famous quilter, talks about her life and her quilts. Follow along by going to her website, https://cauchycomplete.wordpress.com/quilt-gallery/ as we talk about her quilts. Note: this episode does have a few curse words, as she quilts some words that are, as she says, "Not Suitable for Work" as she pushes concepts of quilting and censorship as one part of her quilting life. (We marked as explicit! We've never done that before!)

Julie talks to us about how her celebration quilts got started, and how she creates quilts out of all kinds of materials -- t-shirts, baseball hats, ties, everything.

Bonnie Browning, Executive Show Director, American Quilter's Society talks to us from Paducah, Ky., where she tells about all the things that happen during Spring Quilt Week in Paducah.

A quick recap and a visit with Julia Driscoll, part of our FB Quilting Army who is visiting from Chicago!

Ann talks to us about copyright, intellectual property and gender. She was the second law professor I discussed the project with during the Summer 2017. She's awesome.