I recently discovered podcasts. I love how you can search for any topic and find a plethora of shows. When I first started I discovered “Canadian Quilt Talk”. Brandy Lynn has a way of asking just the question that I’m thinking as the guest is discussing their expertise.
“Canadian Quilt Talk is a weekly online podcast that aims to inspire quilters and fibre artists alike with tips, tricks and the latest products.” (source)
It is with great pleasure that today I am the guest speaker on Brandy Lynn’s show, discussing tips for quilters who are considering taking their quilt top to a long arm quilter.
Here is the preview blog post that introduces me: “Tuesday Preview – Canadian Quilt Talk Episode # 75“.
Here is the link to the podcast: “Episode 075 Canadian Quilt Talk – Elizabeth Ruth Long Arm Tips“.
I’d love to know, what is your favourite part about my interview?
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Elizabeth, you did so well on the podcast. You provided the listeners with a lot of great information to consider before they complete their quilt top. I enjoyed your referal to the quilting bees that the ladies in the community held years ago. I’m glad to see that most quilting guilds today still help those in the community who are less fortunate. Thankfully some things remain the same. I also enjoy the time we spend together encouraging our quilting habit. We will miss our yearly excursion to Greg’s store, but Jan Melissa & I still hope to check out the deals. Is there anything you need?
Thanks for the great feedback. I am still stocked up on fabric from the last few years so I’ll use that up and then buy a lot at the next sale 🙂 Have fun shopping!
https://nonniequiltingdreams.wordpress.com/2014/09/29/update-to-the-podcast-list-september-29-2014/ >>> Here is my list of QUILTING PODCASTERS. I often add the Canadian Quilter to my list I listen to while sewing …. Love her view points and interviews….. so much fun. WILL be listening to yours next time I sew.
Nonnie
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Thanks for stopping by. You sure listen to a lot of podcasts! I like to listen to them also when I sew – so inspiring.