Today we get to celebrate the 10th episode of Stitched!
This episode is all about Quilting in Paradise with the history behind traditional handmade Hawaiian, raw edge, appliqued quilts.
And at the end of this episode we added the first recording of a new segment that we are bringing to Stitched called “I’ve Got a Notion” which will give you a brief history behind some of your favorite sewing tools.
You can listen to the entire episode on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or…right here:
Just click the play button.
And….to celebrate our first podcast milestone we have a giveaway!
An English Paper Piecing Kit:
(Complete with the papers, needles, scissors, glue, and a fat quarter bundle.)
To enter just leave us a comment telling us a quilt block, style, fabric, or notion that you would like to hear about and you are entered to win.
And for an extra entry leave us a rating or a review on iTunes and then leave us a comment here letting us know!
Thank you so much for listening!
*Also…check us out over on Facebook…we are having a Stitched Podcast giveaway going on over there as well!
I would love to hear about reverse applique. It looks so fun, but I just can’t seem to wrap my head around how it is done.
I would love to hear about log cabins squares – methods to make and then laying out the log cabins.
One block I’d be very interested in is the Dresden Plate. They are so pretty! Looking forward to listening soon!
duchick at gmail dot com
I have enjoyed listening and learning from your podcast. I would love to know more about the drunkards path.
How about the Bear Paw block? Thanks for the fun and thoughtful podcast!
I am loving your podcast! The mix of history and stories from your lives is the best! You could choose any quilt block and I would enjoy it!
Just learning English Paper piecing. Cant get enough information!
I would love to learn more about the Bear Paw.
Would enjoy hearing and learning new techniques, reverse applique is one technique I’ve not tried, but would like to learn.
I’d like more info on cathedral quilts.
I love hearing about the history of quilts and quilting styles. I would also love hearing about FPP and EPP. Particularly about good tools to use for these techniques.
I am loving the podcasts and my kids are too! I would enjoy learning about Amish quilts.
I was going to ask for more about EPP vs FPP, but with these questions about reverse applique, that is what I now want to know more about!
I rated on iTunes today!
I would love to hear about your just add sugar fabric collection…..how you came up with the name and what inspired your designs! It’s one of my favourite fabrics of yours!!!
Alright, I left a rating and a review on iTunes too ❤️
I’d like to find out more about reverse applique!
I rated on itunes!
I would love to learn more about curves in quilts.
Would enjoy something
about making bags, desk
fabric cubes.
Carla from Utah
I am so excited to see whatever you wanna post!!
I would love to learn how to make a Cathedral quilt….. Thank you for chance to win your give-a-way!! Learning EPP is on my Wanna Learn List too…lol
I would like to learn about using less traditional fabrics in quilts, such as corduroy and velveteen. Is that crazy… even though I’ve done it…and what about maintenance of the finished product? Thanks for the giveaway!
It’s a first for me! I just listened to your podcast and have subscribed. Looking forward to many more. The wedding ring quilt must have some interesting history. I would like to hear about that.
I’m interested in the Pineapple Block. How was it made before all the new notions (rulers and papers)
Left a review on iTunes Love the podcast. I think the history of the wedding ring quilt would be interesting.
I love making hexies and would welcome pattern ideas .
I would like to know about the card trick quilt block
I would like to learn more about curved piecing.
Anything really I am always looking to learn something new or a better way to do something
Needle-turn appliqué is the technique I would most like to know how to do well.
I’d love to learn to make faced pockets and EPP! I’ve been a machine piecer for 30 years but never tried EPP. It’s so beautiful.
I would live to learn more about machine quilting beyond straight lines!! Also piecing blocks with curves.
I would live to learn more about piecing blocks with curves…either by hand or machine.
How do you neatly sew curves? I would live to know.
I would love to learn more about the Dresden blocks!
EPP – how to not have your stitches show?!
I would love to hear tips about machine piecing tiny little blocks and keeping the squares and triangles nice and smooth!
I would like to know more about sewing those little blocks, hexes, etc. together to ensure perfect points. Not having perfect points makes me crazy.
I would love to hear more about Dresden Plates. I failed horribly the first time I tried to make a Dresden wall hanging.
Hi There,
I’d like to hear about tricks for curved seams and modern piecing & quilting.
Thanks & Quilty Huggs
I would like to hear about Courthouse steps variations. Many thanks in advance.
The drunkard’s path and different ways to lay them out after sewing the blocks together.