I’m a little late to the podcast game. But now that I’ve started, I’m completely
hooked!
have been loving catching up on episodes while spending the day quilting.
of inspiration and has introduced me to so many different creatives with varied
backgrounds. One particular episode was all about creating mood boards to suss
out what is important to us. Really cool experiment!
American Patchwork & Quilting Podcast – hosted by Pat
Sloan – this one is lengthy, but I’ve really enjoyed getting to know quilters
and quilt designers better. It’s fun to learn how they got started in the
industry and what they are most passionate about. I particularly loved the
episode of Annabel Wrigley talking about driving around in her pink caravan
that is equipped with sewing machines for the lessons she offers. So cool!
Elise Gets Crafty – Elise Joy is the host and she interviews creatives and explores different
challenges facing creatives in business.
I always leave inspired and think of ways I can improve my own creative
business. Most recently, I listened to the 100-day challenge episode and it was
really interesting to hear what each of the ladies learned from that
experience. My mind has been in overdrive thinking of what I would like to
explore more and challenge my creative side.
Modern Sewciety – hosted by Stephanie – I recently discovered this podcast after I noticed Suzy Quilts was being
interviewed and I just had to check it out! It was such a fun and personal
interview that made me feel I was right there chatting with them (or at least
in the same room listing to their chat!).
I listened to, Abby was interviewing Lindsay from Hawthorne Threads. Being a fabric lover, I was enthralled!! I love that there is a good mix between
interviewing creatives from all areas, as well as delving into the business
side of things.
quilt 😉 Or while sitting waiting for my physio appointments!!
can all get in on the fun 🙂
Marianne Fons and Mary Fons on the list. I was super excited to learn about the
launch earlier this year as they have extensive quilting experience between the
two of them. Unfortunately, shortly after the launch the podcast got cancelled.
Not sure what happened, but boy was I disappointed.
I love Still Untitled: The Adam Savage Project as well as No Such Thing As A Fish 🙂
Thanks for the recommendations, Stephanie! I will definitely check them out 😉
I haven't listened to podcasts yet… Maybe I'll give some of these a try! thanks for the list Shannon! 🙂
You should totally give them a try, Izzy! So fun to listen to while working away.
I highly recommend Crafty Planner!
That is so funny, Andrea – I have it in my podcast feed, but I haven't gotten to it yet! I will definitely give it a go this week 🙂 Thank you for the suggestion!
Not quilt/craft related, but I enjoy This American Life hosted by Ira Glass and Pop Culture Happy Hour!
Thanks for the suggestions, Stacy! I will definitely check it out 🙂
A must is Haptic and Hue from Britain. Simply the best about all things with threads!
Thank you so much for sharing, Sylvie!! I haven’t heard of that podcast and will be sure to check it out!