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A Quilter"s Life

Paula Chamberlain

A podcast for quilters about quilters. It"s been said that every quilt has a story and it"s so true. I wanted to hear about the people behind these wonderful quilts and thought you"d enjoy hearing about their lives, also. Enjoy meandering through the episodes to find out about the very interesting people behind the quilts!

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All Episodes

26:20

Hannah Cohen

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/10/31

Nervexcited. I love how Hannah Cohen came up with this new word to describe her feelings. I think we’ve all been nervous and excited at the same time and experienced nervexcited at one point or another. I usually conduct these interviews over the phone, but worked it out to interview Hanna through a Zoom call. I wish I could share with you the twinkle in her eyes as we discussed her story and quilts. Hannah’s business is The Bespoke Quilter. Although she explains her name during the interview,

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52:48

Sue Pelland

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/10/24

Inventor, Author, Quilt Designer, Speaker, Instructor. So many titles to describe Sue Pelland. She has been blessed to be in the quilting world inspiring Applique Artists for over 35 years! And has so much to offer through Sue Pelland Designs. Her mission is to expand the vision of the quilting community by introducing them to Rotary Cut Applique. Sue has a unique applique approach that will dissolve "Applique Anxiety" and replace it with "Applique Enthusiasm." Here are a few photos of Sue's

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46:48

Jane Mitchell

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/10/17

I love that Jane Mitchell keeps a list of quilts she wants to do on her phone. I just could picture myself looking through such a list and looking forward to the time that I’ll get to make each one. As she makes each quilt she wants to conquer the pattern or technique and then she’s ready to move on to the next quilt. Jane wanted to share the pictures of the quilts she helped to finish for a granddaughter of someone who used to live on the same property that Jane lives on now.

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Sally Luburgh

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/10/10

Sally Luburgh is looking forward to retirement so that she can spend time in her quilt studio quilting, weaving, and working on a few other crafts. She’s getting a little head start by opening Sally’s Quilting. I think many of us will resonate with Sally when she talks about color. This is the quilt that got Sally started This quilt is the one she made with her friend that has both her weaving and quilting in it How fun to have a cabin to have for a quilt studio! Here's Sally's

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01:04:25

Marsha Cowan

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/10/03

Marsha Cowan and her husband, Izzy, found a business that they could work on together when they opened Be Sew Creative. I love the relationship they have with their employees. Either they have the best employees in the world or they are the best people to work for. I have a hunch that it’s a bit of both. Here's some pictures I took at Martha's quilt shop, Be Sew Creative, when I visited in August of 2022: Connect with Marsha: Website: Be Sew Creative - NM Facebook: Be Sew

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52:16

Heather Slaton

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/09/26

After I saw this incredible story posted by The Cultivated Cowgirl on FaceBook, I had to reach out to Heather Slaton for her to share her story with us. She shares her miracle story plus so much more. I also love how close she is to her extended family and that they have the opportunity to work in a business together. Connect with Heather: Facebook: The Cultivated Cowgirl Instagram: @TheCultivatedCowgirl Facebook: Flint Gypsies

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59:48

Krista Moser

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/09/19

Krista Moser has the greatest friends that have come alongside her to use their talents so that Krista can shine in her talents. Starting quilting at such a young age she now has the wisdom and knowledge to teach others this wonderful art. From teaching, to creating patterns and tools for the quilting world she is quite busy and I’m so thankful for her taking time out of that busy schedule to visit with me. Connect with Krista Website: Krista Moser The Quilted Life YouTube: Krista

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Carrie Anne Barker

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/09/12

Carrie Anne Barker doesn’t feel like she’s worked a day in her life because she’s loved every minute of her job! As Rachael Logsdon said in her interview Carrie is amazing. If you ever want to meet a good, kind person - that’s her. I’m so glad that Rachael helped me get in contact with Carrie Anne. Carrie Anne has to deal with so many things herself, yet she is able to bring comfort to others through Carrie Anne’s Comfort Quilts. Carrie Anne's first quilting student was her 6 year old

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01:02:53

Wendy Appell

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/09/05

I was connected with Wendy Appell in a roundabout way. My sister, Lois Gillette, walks with her friend, Dorcus Williams, who’s daughter’s mother-in-law is Wendy. Thank you Lois and Dorcus for talking about A Quilter’s Life and being able to connect me with Wendy. Wendy and I found out we had something else in common. Towards the beginning of our conversation we mention Practical Bible Training School which is now Davis College. Wendy's Labyrinth quilt on the bed and the quilt that is hanging on

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01:00:26

Sandy Bailey – Too Busy Bs

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/08/29

I hope you enjoyed last week’s episode of Sandy Bailey’s first half of her interview. I sure did. Here’s the continuation of Sandy’s story and how she and her friend, Pam, became the Too Busy Bs. I think they stay busy because their customers are so happy with what they have to offer that the word of mouth advertising has exploded. Sandy’s first commissioned quilt Here are some quilts that Sandy has gifted She kept the Chickadee quilt Here are some samples of Sandy’s

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55:53

Sandy Bailey

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/08/22

Sandy Bailey and I were enjoying our visit only to be surprised when we realized three hours had passed since we had started the interview. Don’t worry I was able to trim it down some, but decided to split her story into two episodes. It’s a good thing Sandy is retired because she doesn’t have time for work anymore. Sandy's first commissioned quilt Here are some quilts that Sandy has gifted She kept the Chickadee quilt Here are some samples of Sandy's quilting [caption

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Rachael Logsdon

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/08/15

When Rachael Logsdon’s friend told her she needed to learn to quilt, her response was, “Quilting is stupid!” Wow, to go from thinking she didn’t like quilts to making wonderful quilts for others is amazing. Quilting came into Rachael’s life at a time when she needed a new passion. It’s incredible to hear of her transformation. Here are some of Rachael's beautiful quilts You may connect with Rachael on her Facebook page: Dragonfly Quilt Design

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01:05:45

Judy Smock

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/08/08

Judy was raised by a woman that spent her life teaching people to sew using shortcuts and techniques that were designed by Judy’s mother to speed up the job, so the workers could make money. These techniques were not taught in any books and Judy loves passing the techniques on in her classes, because these wonderful shortcuts leave a professional finish. Her love of people and fabric has led Judy into having a shop of her own, Just Jude’s Creations. I love Judy’s motto of ‘The Shop Where Quilters

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57:53

Corintha Russell

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/08/01

We’ve all run into at least one person that thinks we should do something with our quilting that isn’t what we want to do. Corintha Russell explains this very well and has a great way to let them know that’s not what she does. She also has one of the best stories of a wonderful reaction to giving a quilt away. It’s wonderful when others show the well deserved appreciation of receiving a quilt. I want to thank Sue Stafford of Serendipitee Quilt Shop for putting me in contact with

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Debra Berger

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/07/25

Debra Berger likes to build things and has found that putting together quilts is a way to express that talent and fondness of building things. It’s also something that she can do for others. Out of all the quilts she has made she only has a few for herself which she says is an honor and blessing to give these quilts away. Debra's first quilt was a Dr. Seuss quilt Her favorites were ones she made for her son-in-law These Christmas ornaments were made with leftover military material from the

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DeeAnn Vigil

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/07/18

DeeAnn Vigil joined the A Quilter’s Life Facebook group a while back and answered that she was willing to be a guest on this podcast. It’s so great to get to know each other as we all have this wonderful hobby of quilting in common. From wanting to do something special for her sister and then falling in love with quilting DeeAnn is making beautiful quilts! Here's DeeAnn's Wedding Ring Quilt DeeAnn's cousin's Quilt Shop: Quilter's Attic

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50:56

Connie George – River Run Quilts & Retreats

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/07/11

Hopefully you had the opportunity to listen to Connie George’s previous episode. We continue our conversation to learn more about her business in this episode. Connie George’s quilt retreats sound like so much fun! Just make sure you take your stretchy britches. She has a goal of getting people together, having fun, and maybe even learning something new. This first picture is the First Harley Davidson T-shirt Connie made! The center Diamond came from Diamond Head, Hawaii and I was asked to do

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26:19

Elisabeth DeMoo

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/07/04

Elisabeth DeMoo grew up on a farm in New Mexico and learned how to sew by making garments in 4-H. When she was in college she had a sneaking suspicion that she could apply those skills to quilting. Elisabeth has been addicted to quilting ever since! After more than 20 years of quilting she is still excited about the next quilt to make! Her website is a space to share with you techniques, tutorials and patterns. She is excited to create an uplifting quilting community. Here is an example of one of

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41:33

Sue Schaeffer

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/06/27

Sue Schaeffer has such a cute name for her quilting business that it caught my attention and I was excited to chat with her. After having many different jobs and getting so much experience she now feels fortunate to be able to do what she loves. What an encouragement to hear her say, “We do better as we know better.” This is the Lincoln quilt Some more samples of Sue's quilts Big Stitch Quilting front and back Star Quilts Cabin Flurries and Blue & White A close up of an

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35:26

Sue Stafford

A Quilter"s Life ·

2022/06/20

How exciting to be able to order and have a special panel for baby quilts that isn’t found anywhere else. Sue Stafford was able to arrange to have a special printing of a favorite panel and should soon have it available at her shop, Serendipitee in Waldo, Ohio. Sue is a competitive quilter and has a lifetime of experience to pass on to others. Here's the panel quilt that shows the panels Sue will soon have at Serendipitee. Here's Sue's website: Serendipitee

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