Stop Scrolling, Start Sewing

Hi I’m Nicole Gilbert and this is the Stop Scrolling, Start Sewing podcast.  Each Wednesday join me as I share the ins and outs of that quilt life.  If you don't have a sewing machine, can bust out a super fly Y seam,  or just want to hear about the newest or coolest quilty news, this is the podcast for you.

Hi Folks! Nicole here and welcome to season 3 episode 6 of the stop scrolling, start sewing podcast. Whether you’re listening on the way to work or watching on YouTube, thank you for spending a bit of your day with me.

On this episode of the podcast we are chatting all about Pattern Testers.  In the past we’ve discussed all sorts of quilting professionals, including educators, instructors, pattern designers, and fabric designers.  But a little known, but super important, part of the process are the pattern testers.

The Quilt on the Wall:
Dashing by Corey Yoder of Coriander Quilts.  Fun fact she is also a fabric designer for Moda Fabrics
Finishes at 60x72
This quilt is fat eigth friendly, I used fat quarters
Fabric is Welcome Home by Anna Maria Horner
You can find the pattern here
You can find the Fabric here

If you would like to join my group of pattern testers apply here: 

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Hi Folks, Welcome to the Stop Scrolling, Start Sewing podcast!  In this episode, I'm chatting how to take your fabric collection from a dirty little secret stash to a wonderfully useful stock.

Quilt On the Wall: Ophelia Quilt designed by Pieced Just Sew
You can find the pattern here
Maywood Studios Gelato Ombre

Sampler Spree Slow Along: http://nicolegilbertquilts.com/sampler-spree-slow-along/

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Hi Folks, Welcome to the Stop Scrolling, Start Sewing podcast!  In this episode, I'm chatting about the fear of cutting up your fabric stash.

Quilt On the Wall: Kapow Quilt Pattern by Kustom Kwilts
You can find the pattern here

Tula Punk Tiny Coordinates

Sampler Spree Slow Along

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In this episode of the Stop Scrolling, Start Sewing podcast we're chatting about packing for quilting retreats.  It can be overwhelming to think about all the things you need to bring with you in order to enjoy your sewing time away from home. 

Quilt on the Wall: Lottie designed by Penelope Handmade, Pieced by me, Featuring Art Gallery Fabrics Pure Solids
Find the pattern here

Links mentioned in this episode:
Thread Catcher Tutorial
Tutto Sewing Machine Bags
Samsonite Compact Folding Luggage Cart
ByAnnie A Place For Everything Pattern
ByAnnie Ultimate Travel Bag Pattern
Tula Pink Hardware
Oliso Mini Project Iron
Omnigrid Travel Cutting Mat
Lori Holt for Riley Blake Cutting Mat
Olfa Splash Rotary Cutter
Creative Grids 6.5x24.5 Ruler
Square Ruler Set
Oh... Sew Organized Stand n Store

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Sewing Machine Educators and Quilt Classes

In this episode I'm breaking down just what a Baby Lock Educator is and what the team does.  It's been a blast to be a part of the Baby Lock Educator team.  I've gotten the chance to meet Baby Lock sewing machine owners and shop owners from across North America.

I also chat about finding quilt classes.

Quilt on the Wall, Sasha the Tiger: https://bit.ly/3xEC7oy
Baby Lock: https://babylock.com

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Nicole Gilbert Quilts Instagram: http://instagram.com/nicolegilbertquilts
Nicole Gilbert Quilts Shop: http://nicolegilbertquilts.com/shop

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Hi I’m Nicole Gilbert and this is the Stop Scrolling, Start Sewing podcast.  Each Wednesday join me as I share the ins and outs of that quilt life.  If you don't have a sewing machine, can bust out a super fly Y seam,  or just want to hear about the newest or coolest quilty news, this is the podcast for you.

Hello, Hello I’m back!  Did ya miss me?  Cuz I for sure missed you. This has been a crazy year and I can’t wait to get back into the podcast saddle with all of you!  So what have I been up to?Well, we've moved to Kansas, I'm a new Baby Lock Educator, and I'm back to traveling to guilds and shops to teach!

There is a new format for the podcast!  You can listen on your favorite podcast provider as well as watch on the Nicole Gilbert Quilts YouTube channel.

Don't forget, National Jelly Roll Day is September 17.

Questions answered this episode:

How to choose fabric for scrap quilts?
What are good sewing projects for kids?
How do you choose background fabrics?

Links mentioned in this episode:

Sampler Spree by Susan Ache: nicolegilbertquilts.com/shop/samplerspree
Sampler Spree Sew Along: https://nicolegilbertquilts.com/sampler-spree-slow-along/
Nicole Gilbert Quilts YouTube Channel: http://youtube.com/nicolegilbertquilts

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You Can Find me on:

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You Can Find me on:

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Well I'm back!  From (what I consider) a much deserved summer break.  And boy, do I have a lot in store for y'all.  This is an episode that you definitely don't want to miss.  Be sure to listen in for all the cool new things coming up.

But first a quick announcement:  Enrollment for Learn to Quilt in 60 Days is Open NOW!  And for a limited time only.  Doors close 9/12 and the first day of class is the 13th.  To learn all the details, head over to nicolegilbertquilts.com/enroll

For those of you who are faithful listeners, you know that appliqué isn't my jam.  I think I've said those exact words several times on the podcast.  But recently, that has changed for me.  If you listened to my New Years episode a few months back, I mentioned that this year I wanted to learn some new techniques and I truly have dived on in on this.

I've become a prolific bag maker, an English paper piecing addict, and.... an appliqué artist.

Yup.  applique.  I have to admit, whenever I used to think of appliqué, images of sunbonnet sue and little houses with chimneys always came to mind.  For those of you familiar with my quilting aesthetic, you know that is for sure not up my alley.  SO I started to explore.  And I found a project I fell in love with.  SO much so, that I've even started down the path of certification to teach this specific technique for a major national brand.  More on that later this fall.

But now that I'm in love with all (or at least most) things appliqué. I thought I'd go over the basics of appliqué and some the tools you may find helpful.

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