I really miss listening to this podcast. 💔

Tracy, Lori and Ginger become like family to many of us; me included. I have learned so much from them as well as learning about a variety of ‘quilt celebs’. I’ve bought notions and books and fabric and more because of a discussion in this podcast. Please please please bring it back!

I love this podcast! Please bring it back!

I look so forward to listening to the podcast! Please keep it going. There are so few quality quilting podcasts. Please don’t cancel it!

I can’t believe that I just found this podcast and it’s being placed on hiatus. No good! I love these ladies!

Enjoyed this episode so much, during the episode I ordered To Scotland With Love & it should be here on Friday (paperback). Also, the reading at the end really touched me, it is the care we put into our work that proves how much we love quilting & sewing. I’m not the fastest quilter in town, but I take my time & if something isn’t right, I’ll rip out a section & do it over. There’s pride in doing a project the best we can because we love it. Keep up the good work, girls!

My favorite pod for sewing. Quilting from 3 engaging perspectives. All uniquely talented and well spoken. Useable, reliable advice and tips.

I love listening to this podcast. It's like hanging out with my quilty BFFs. The conversations are joyful and engaging.

This podcast always makes me want to go sew!

Love, love, love this podcast. I really enjoy the positive vibe and no quilt police and we are all human. Love hearing about your experiences. I really miss spending time with quilty friends and your podcast has helped that void. Thank you so much for your inspiration and being there.

What does your brother-in-law or closing on a house have to do with quilting? Waste of time!

I am a fairly new quilter and listen whenever there is a new podcast. I am thrilled that it is being continued! Also, I loved the interview with Quilt TV. It upset me that people are so critical and negative toward any of you! We all have different styles. You are all incredibly brave to share what you do on television and podcasts. Public speaking is my worst fear… so I applaud all of you. Since when are these critical people perfect? People are so quick to criticize. I would like to tell you all how admirable you all are. Thank you for all that you do, especially through the pandemic.

I really enjoy listening to Lori, Ginger, and Tracy as they chat about their own projects and spend time with special guests. Listening to this podcast motivated me to renew my magazine subscription, which I’d been on the verge of dropping. And it has led me to consider signing up for another of the Quilting Daily family of magazines.

This podcast is excellent! Please broadcast it weekly. The hosts are lovely, and so helpful.

Thanks so much for making my commute more enjoyable. It’s hard to wait a week in between episodes. I learn so much from you three ladies. Please keep the episodes coming Paula Utah

So easy to listen & be inspired by these ladies! I feel like I’m sitting with friends & having a good chat about quilts. Love it!

Yes!!!! We can officially say no more quilt police. I am such a perfectionist and so hard on myself when my quilting isn’t perfect like others. I’ve just started free motion on longarm and it’s just not easy as it looks. Thanks for this podcast, y’all are fun and real.

I am a fairly new quilter (almost 2 years) and brand new to podcasts. Normally I listen to music while I quilt, my current genre is 60’s music or baseball, but I wanted to try something different. I had wondered about podcasts so I decided to give it a try. I hate to say this, but it just doesn’t work for me. I get so wrapped up in my sewing I miss half of the conversation. What does work though is listening to you all while I walk in the morning. I love your stories and your guests. My walks fly by and I’m so entertained. People must wonder what I’m chuckling at. I’ve also learned so much in such a short period of time. I’m working my way back through your old episodes. I can’t wait to hear what’s in store. Thank you so much for being you and for starting my day with a smile.

I want to thank you for your podcast. What a bright spot during this past year! From your quilting tips and interviews with national and international quilters, I look forward to each one. I have listened to all of them, some more than once! Congrats on 51 episodes, here’s to 50 more! Please keep it up! Jeanne G. Pacific, Mo

Okay girls! I believe we’re all ready for more! Congratulations on your 50th!

I listen to 5 different quilting or sewing podcasts. This one is by far my favorite! So many great tips and ideas, and the three ladies that host it are so lovely and genuine. It kept me sane during pandemic lockdown. I’ve also enjoyed the Zoom sew along meetings to see what other listeners are doing! I hope they continue that after Covid is over.

As lockdown began in March, I was faced with the harsh reality of Covid-19 in my own back yard. A severe outbreak of the virus very early on hit my local quilt guild, and spread like wildfire. By the time mid-April rolled around, 5 guild members had died, as well as two spouses of guild members. One of those guild members was my best friend. As lockdown progressed, I grew more and more depressed. In an effort to save some semblance of my own sanity, I turned off the news, and tuned back into several creative and quilting podcasts, yours being my favorite. I appreciated the weekly podcasts during the height of the lockdown. I had very little motivation to sew or quilt despite being stuck at home, but listening to you ladies actually helped save my “Creative MoJo.” Listening weekly made me realize that I was not alone in feeling unmotivated. It took several months, but I finally finished piecing a quilt top that should have taken one afternoon. I credit your weekly podcasts with helping me accomplish that small victory. Keep up the wonderful work, ladies! You have (and continue to) blessed me abundantly!

I’m not a big quilter ... yet... I love the information and the chat about quilting. So many options out there. I look forward to each episode.

I love listening to your podcast and the designers / special guests you bring in to interview. Y’all make me laugh and I find myself totally immersed in your discussions. You inspire me to keep quilting!

This is one of my GoTo podcasts for my sewing time. Inspiring and love the links.

I was really excited to see this podcast but very disappointed by the wrong copyright information being presented. A quilt design cannot be copyrighted because quilts are useful items, which copyright laws in the U.S. don’t protect. Ex. toys and wall hangings are copyrightable, clothes are not. The written expression of the design, e.g. the pattern is protected, however there is no law in the U.S. that allows designers to prevent quilters from making as many quilts as they want and selling them. Finally it is a common misconception that licensed fabric is licensed to sewer. It is not, it is licensed by the company (ex. Disney) to the manufacturers who will be printing the fabric with the licensed characters. For more information this website is extensive, thoroughly researched and cites precedent setting court cases as proof.

I am fairly new to quilting (only have done 5 quilts), and I am only up to episode 8, that said, I am grateful for this podcast. I have learned so much already and despite the fact I originally thought this would be a bit boring, I was drawn in. I recommend this for beginners and advanced quilters alike.

I’ve been listening to your podcast for about a month now and it has given my creativity and inspiration a boost! I love listening to your guests and hear the enthusiasm in your voices for sewing and making quilts. Since I don’t attend a regular guild meeting I think of your podcasts as a way to keep updated and in touch with new trends. Thank you for being such a delight to listen to.

I started listening during the quarantine and was spoiled by the weekly podcast. I hope you consider going back to it someday.. I even subscribed to a magazine because I liked the podcast so much.

I have started quilting this year and have got the bug. Thanks for all the fun shows.

In the episode Raised by a maker, Could those blocks be part of an Apple core quilt?

I read that the interfacing for the face masks has to be non woven interfacing because it is a tighter weave than regular interfacing and it is getting hard to find if at all enjoy your podcast stay well and safe. Janet K

It is so inspiring to listen to the conversation in this podcast. Whether driving or sewing, the time passes so quickly and I always learn something new.

Your podcast has been a true inspiration. I stopped quilting for about 5 years. I just lost my enthusiasm for quilting. I came upon your podcast by accident. It got my creative juices going again. Your tips and tricks are my favorite. Thanks for encouraging me to quilt again. I’m working on ufos and loving it. Pam thompson. Tifton georgia

I enjoy listening to this podcast during my commute to and from work. My train ride is an hour, so I get to listen to an entire episode without stopping. Tracy, Lori and Ginger have great chemistry. Please keep them together. I am looking forward to what the new video studio will produce.

I love the topics covered & the friendly interaction between the interviewers and guests. I find it relaxing to listen to this in the car on my way work. They inspire me to keep working on those UFO’s and be less critical of my work. I love listening to this podcast. Thanks.

I love your podcast. I try to quilt don’t really know what I am doing. You have made me think I can do it. After messing up a quilt for my grandson, I went back and finished it thanks to the two of you. Keep up the great job.

I’m thoroughly appreciating the information and tips these gals share in a delightful way. Their guests are just as interesting and one feels included in the conversation. Trust this podcast will be available for years to come. 😊

Thanks for all the information, stories, and guests. I have enjoyed each and ever episode.

I love this new podcast...I love the flow and all the topics and the cheering ladies