Stephanie is the genius behind Modern Sewciety, a podcast now in its fifth year. She is kind, charming and honest about her experience, and tells us about her new podcast subscription group, Sewcialites. Her website: www.modernsewciety.com. You can find more about her at www.justwannaquilt.com/

A quick overview of the guests this week -- and also who we interviewed this week for future episodes. For more, see our website: www.justwannaquilt.com.

Sherry talks with us about her quilting life, being part of the Piece Corps (those that care for, hang, and protect the exhibit quilts at International Quilt Market and Festival). She is part of our Quilting Army too!

Jeanne Hewell-Chambers is both ambitious and amazing: to make 70, 273 double xx's to commemorate the deaths of the disabled community in Nazi Germany. The quilts are stunning, and some of them were hanging at the International Quilt Festival in Houston in the Fall. We talk to her about the project. For more on the project go to www.The70273Project.org. And there's more about Jeanne on our website: https://www.justwannaquilt.com/jeanne-hewell.

Julia Driscoll (part of our Quilting Army) talks about a fieldtrip to the "Color My World: A Collection of One-woman Quilt Exhibits," September 30-October 1, 2017 at the Pieces n' Patches Quilt Guild, Steger, IL. (You an find them on Facebook).

Teresa talks to us about her quilting life, her adventures to Japan to research her books on Indigo and cotton, and a little bit about her dog.

Jeanette talks to us about her quilting life, charity quilting, the importance of guilds and mentors, and we laugh about her naming her seam ripper, "Jack." Jeanette's webpage can be found at https://www.justwannaquilt.com/jeanette-floyd. She is part of our Quilting Army!​

Here's what we did the first week -- a summary of the 18 (yes!) interviews plus one bonus track. To learn more about each guest, go to www.justwannaquilt.com. Each guest has their own page with a list of topics we discuss, quilt pics, links, and more!

Jill Repp talks about the June Tailor company. We know June Tailor from the basting sprays, and the cutting mats and rulers and so many creative innovations. She is very inventive. She has joined our Research Sponsors and so we will be chatting in the future about all kinds of things that June Tailor company has invented and put out in the market.

Gigi is part of our Quilting Army. She has sewn her whole life, she teaches sewing (she taught me how to make a jacket) and she works at Uptown Needle and Craftworks. She is so much fun. She has been part of this project nearly since the beginning.