Welcome to the American Patchwork & Quilting podcast, a podcast aimed at making your quilting life m
Our staff is sharing the best sewing advice they've ever received! It's so fun to hear the advice th
On today's show, we're talking scrappy quilts! Whether you have a large scrap pile you're working th
On today's show, we're chatting about displaying quilts -- we're sharing some creative ideas for sho
On today's show, we're talking about fabric storage. No matter what size your stash is, having the r
On today's episode, we're sharing 5 things that may be zapping your creative energy -- it's an eye-o
On today's episode, we're sharing tips for working with plush fabrics -- plush makes the coziest qui
It's so exciting to own an antique quilt (whether you've inherited one or bought one in a store), bu
We're sharing how handwork can help you slow down and unplug in this rushed society -- handwork is n
We're sharing four common organizing personalities that quilters fall into -- if you're having troub
January is all about getting organized, so on today's show we have a few suggestions for organizing
We can't believe it's 2020, but we’re so excited to see what this new year and new decade bring to t
It's almost a new decade. As we approach 2020, our staff has been reminiscing on the past year, but
Merry Christmas! We know that this is a busy week for many of our listeners. You may be wrapping las
On this episode, we're sharing some tips for getting accurate 1/4" seams. Yes, we know that seems pr
Today's show is a great one for the holidays -- it's really focused on infusing deeper meaning into
It's already December and we're making a list and checking it twice! Has your sewing space turned in
To celebrate Thanksgiving on this podcast, our staff is talking about what we're thankful for -- inc
We'll share how to use everything from a curtain rod to a wine rack in your sewing space. We also sh
We're sharing our best tips for machine quilting -- everything from prepping your quilt top before q
We’ve all been there – you’re working on a project and after making a few blocks, you get bored. Or
