Quilting Podcasts
So do you prefer silence when you quilt or do you like some background noise? While sewing I like to either have music, an audiobook or a podcast. I’m a big fan of true crime podcasts but from time to time, I like to mix it up and listen to some quilting related podcasts. Here are a few quilting related podcasts I enjoy listening to.
Quilter on Fire
The Quilter on Fire podcast, hosted by Brandy Maslowski, is a dynamic platform dedicated to quilting enthusiasts seeking inspiration, expert advice, and engaging conversations within the quilting community. Each episode explores diverse quilting topics and features interviews with guests from around the world, offering listeners valuable insights and practical tips to enhance their quilting journey.
Fussy Cutters Club
The Fussy Cutters Club podcast, hosted by Ange Wilson - also known as GnomeAngel - is a series dedicated to quilting enthusiasts, particularly those passionate about the art of fussy cutting. Ange engages in conversations with fellow quilters, designers, and fabric aficionados, exploring the nuances of patchwork and the creative possibilities of fussy cutting. Listeners are inspired to embrace their fabric collections, experiment with intricate designs, and craft quilts they truly love.
Craft to Career Podcast
The Craft to Career podcast, hosted by Elizabeth Chappell, is a valuable resource for quilters and creatives aiming to transform their passions into successful businesses. Each episode delves into topics such as building an online presence, effective marketing strategies, and personal success stories, providing listeners with actionable insights to navigate the journey from crafting to entrepreneurship.
Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show
Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show is a fun and engaging podcast that brings a fresh perspective to the quilting world. Hosted by Amanda Oros, this show dives into the stories behind modern quilters, designers, and makers, blending humor with insightful conversations. Whether she’s discussing quilting techniques, creative inspiration, or the evolving quilt community, Amanda’s relaxed and relatable style makes the podcast feel like a chat with a quilting friend. Perfect for quilters who enjoy a mix of quilting talk and real-life stories, this podcast proves that quilting isn’t just for grannies—it’s for everyone!
Quilt Buzz
The Quilt Buzz podcasters describe themselves as a podcast for quilters, by quilters, interviewing people from across the quilterverse. The podcast is hosted by Amanda Carye and Wendy Chow, both quilt pattern designers. The show explores the diverse stories, projects, and creative processes that define the quilting community. Each episode provides insights into modern quilt pattern designs, innovative web-based design software, and the entrepreneurial spirit driving today's quilting industry. At the time of writing this blog post, they are taking a break from releasing new episodes but they have a large library of episodes.
The Rev Craft Biz Podcast
The Rev Craft Biz podcast, hosted by Sam Hunter, offers insightful conversations with professionals in the quilting and craft industry, focusing on the realities of running a creative business in today's world. Topics include entrepreneurship, balancing multiple responsibilities, maintaining mental well-being, avoiding burnout, and prioritizing creative practices. The podcast also explores ways to improve the industry for all its participants.
Quilting on the Side
Quilting on the Side is a podcast for quilters looking to turn their creative passion into a business. Hosted by Andi Stanfield and Tori McElwain, this show explores the many ways quilters can earn income beyond just making quilts, including pattern design, teaching, and other quilting-related ventures. With insightful interviews and practical advice, the podcast helps quilters navigate the business side of the craft. Whether you're starting a side hustle or looking to grow an existing quilting business, Quilting on the Side provides valuable guidance and inspiration.
If you have other suggestions for podcases, feel free to leave them in the comments.
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