Laura talks about how she got the quilting bug when her husband bought her a sewing machine when her daughter was born. For this episode, I had the opportunity to speak to Fenella Dawney from the company Artichoke, about the the book Women Making History, Processions, The Banners, which has just recently been published. Kerry talks about why she loves working collaboratively with others, how she's used social media over the years and what it means to her to be a part of the British Quilting community. It was a mass artwork to mark 100 years since the first women were allowed to vote in the UK. In this episode Sarah meets with Karen Lewis, fabric designer, author and quilter. Finally, Nick shares some quilting top tips for getting the perfect finish to a quilt and embracing new techniques. Alice talks about her journey into publishing, how she became a quilter, her trip to Quilt Market and all the things she looks for when commissioning designers. Nicola discusses how she created her design company Cake Stand Quilts and the work she does for Today's Quilter. Nick also shares the journey of writing his first book, Inspiring Improv, from the first seeds of the idea to a book on the shelf for us quilters to learn from and enjoy. Deb also talks about her adventures with her new long arm machine, and she shares some top tips for the listeners. They talk about their 'Just One Quilt' Youtube series, teaching at the Stitch Gathering Sewing retreat, the Block of the Month project for The Quilter's Guild and the up and coming book in association with Liberty. As a modern quilter and founder of the Great British Quilter Challenge on Instagram, Sarah Ashford has spent the last 3 years galvanising and championing British quilters and the quilting industry. Nick also shares the journey of writing his first book, Inspiring Improv, from the first seeds of the idea to a book on the shelf for us quilters to learn from and enjoy. On this page you will be able to listen to or download each episode as they go live. Finally Nicola shares some top tips that you won't want to miss. As a modern quilter and founder of the Great British Quilter Challenge on Instagram, Sarah Ashford has spent the last 3 years galvanising and championing British quilters and the quilting industry. It was a mass artwork to mark 100 years since the first women were allowed to vote in the UK. From then Laura went on to teach herself all she could about sewing, and now designs beautiful patterns, that she sells worldwide. In this episode, Sarah meets and chats with quilter Kerry Green, who shares her story of how she became a quilter and dressmaker. Nicola also gives an insight into preparations behind the scenes for having a stand at the Festival of Quilts and her work for Moda Bake Shop. They talk about their 'Just One Quilt' Youtube series, teaching at the Stitch Gathering Sewing retreat, the Block of the Month project for The Quilter's Guild and the up and coming book in association with Liberty. In this episode Sarah meets with Nicholas Ball, modern quilter, Bernina Product Educator and author. In this episode Sarah meets with Karen Lewis, fabric designer, author and quilter. Have you heard about the new Great British Quilter Podcast? Jo also talks about her new book, the quilting retreats that she organises and shares her top tips for quilting and social media. Alice talks about her journey into publishing, how she became a quilter, her trip to Quilt Market and all the things she looks for when commissioning designers. Sarah Ashford is back with Series 2 of the Great British Quilter Podcast. Finally, Nick shares some quilting top tips for getting the perfect finish to a quilt and embracing new techniques. In this episode we meet Love Patchwork and Quilting Magazine editor Alice Hadley. They have certainly had a busy year! Laura also talks about her latest initiative; the Let's Make A Quilt Together programme, so that beginner quilters can work on their patchwork by sewing along together and connect with one another, in a dedicated facebook group. From then Laura went on to teach herself all she could about sewing, and now designs beautiful patterns, that she sells worldwide. Nicola also gives an insight into preparations behind the scenes for having a stand at the Festival of Quilts and her work for Moda Bake Shop. They discuss setting up a quilting business, how the business model has adapted and changed throughout 2020 and Leisa shares some of her top tips. In this episode Sarah meets with Deb McGuire, The Quilters' Guild Director, Marketing. Karen talks about how she became a screen printer and quilter and her journey from a small business to having 4 fabric collections with Robert Kaufman and 2 books. I'm thrilled to be able to share with you the Great British Quilter Podcast! For this episode, I had the opportunity to speak to Fenella Dawney from the company Artichoke, about the the book Women Making History, Processions, The Banners, which has just recently been published. Deb talks about her own personal journey into quilting and her multiple roles in the Quilters' Guild. Karen talks about how she became a screen printer and quilter and her journey from a small business to having 4 fabric collections with Robert Kaufman and 2 books. In this episode, Sarah talks to historical novelist and quilter Tracy Chevalier all about writing, quilting and her latest novel, A Single Thread. Karen also talks about the funs she's had being this years featured designer for the Quilter's Planner and organising The Thread House Retreats alongside Jo Avery. They discuss setting up a quilting business, how the business model has adapted and changed throughout 2020 and Leisa shares some of her top tips. In this episode, host Sarah Ashford chats with Laura Cunningham of Sweet Cinnamon Roses. You can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes and Stitcher. Finally, Tracy shares two top tips with the listeners relating to creativity and quilting. They chat about Jo's journey into quilting, her distinctive style and the inspiration behind her quilts. Finally, they share some tops tips that you won't want to miss. Listen to Great British Quilter Podcast episodes free, on demand. As a modern quilter and founder of the Great British Quilter Challenge on Instagram, Sarah Ashford has spent the last 3 years galvanising and championing British quilters and the quilting industry. In this episode Sarah chats with Leisa-Morris White, owner of Morris Textiles, a US based fabric company specialising in British fabrics including Liberty Tana Lawns and quilting cottons, William Morris prints, Oakshott fabrics and collections from other British Contemporary designers. Finally, Karen shares some top tips for attending quilt shows and how to let go of the quest for perfection. Nick talks about his quilting journey, where he finds his inspiration, and how he quickly moved away from traditional piecing to find and develop the improv style he's known for today.

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