Podcasts about quilt fiction

Frances is one of our favorites. She talks to us about life right now, and the new quilt fiction podcast, season 2. For more go to http://www.quiltfiction.com. There's video too. So you can see her reading the book, Aunt Jane of Kentucky. I so adore it. She is also the host of the Off-KilterQuilt (When a Straight Line's a State of mind).

Frances is one of our favorites. She talks to us about life right now, and the new quilt fiction podcast, season 2. For more go to http://www.quiltfiction.com. There's video too. So you can see her reading the book, Aunt Jane of Kentucky. I so adore it. She is also the host of the Off-KilterQuilt (When a Straight Line's a State of mind).

Hello and welcome to Season Two of the Quilt Fiction podcast. In this season, I'll be reading Aunt Jane of Kentucky by Eliza Calvert Hall. First published in 1907 and set in rural western Kentucky in the late nineteenth century, the book recounts an elderly quilt-maker Aunt Jane’s memories of life in the rural south as told to an unnamed younger woman visitor. The book was hugely popular in its time, reaching over a million readers, and President Theodore Roosevelt was one of Aunt Jane’s biggest fans. Because I wanted to get this season up and going, I recorded it under slightly more relaxed standards that Season One. If you hear anybody snoring during the recording, rest assured it’s my dog Travis, who is almost always at my side. Occasionally I stumble over a word, but I just kept going. I hope you don’t mind! I hope you enjoy today’s episode, “Sally Ann’s Experience.” This is a story about the ladies of Goshen church, and in particular, it’s about Sally Ann, who decides it’s finally time to tell the men of the church a thing or two about their shortcomings. I hope you enjoy this funny story of one woman speaking her mind!

This week I have a fun story for you from the Mally the Maker Universe! Needles and thread are going missing in the world of Quilst. Who is behind it? Learn how Scant and Singer save the day! Jump ahead to get straight to the story at time: 30:41There are a few spoilers in this story so if you don't want any surprises, make sure to read Mally the Maker and the Queen in the Quilt first! Find it here: https://mallythemaker.com/products/mally-the-maker-book-1Mally the Maker and the Queen in the Quilt is a story about a 10 year old girl and her adventures in a magical quilt world. Within the book, Mally has to stitch her way out of several sticky situations and hand piecing and building skills through practice is a major theme of this book.You can also make your own Ms. Bunny doll: https://mallythemaker.com/products/bunny-doll-sewing-patternHelp support this podcast and make new friends! Join Leah's Quilting Friends Club here: https://www.quiltfriends.club/Hello My Quilting Friends is a podcast created by Leah Day that is all about quilting, running a creative business, and finding balance between work, quilts, and life. Find all the episodes published so far right here: https://leahday.com/podcastYou can also find a handy playlist with all the podcasts shared so far: https://youtu.be/48RXKFdcgsI?list=PLNkZhEjxH0nJmpNGCjE33ebcV6g_0qEhnThis podcast is sponsored by Leah's website where you can find books and online workshops on machine quilting, tools, patterns, and much more! Check out the store here: https://leahday.com/collections/shopDo you have a suggestion for a future podcast or would you like to be on the show? Contact Leah Day and introduce yourself here: https://leahday.com/pages/contact-us

Happy Valentine’s Day! On today’s episode, I chat with Frances O’Rourk Dowell. Frances is a fiction novelist/author, mostly of young adult fiction, but also more recently, of Quilt Fiction. Some of you may have read Birds in the Air, Frances’ first quilt fiction novel. A follow-up novel Stars Upon Stars is due to release around June 2019.In addition to writing, Frances is an avid quilter, and she has had a podcast, The Off Kilter Quilt, for the past 9 years! Her podcast is journal style, and very inspiring about quilting and her life in North Carolina. Frances has a second podcast that she launched last year, where she reads her quilt fiction novel, Friendship Album, 1933. We talk about many quilting topics like fabrics, modern quilting, binding methods etc. If you are going to Quilt Con next week, be sure to look for Frances’ quilt called “Sit-In”.Visit my podcast blog show notes for links and photos to everything we talk about in the podcast at https://stephaniesochadesign.com/podcast-make-and-decorateMy instagram: @stephanie.socha.designFacebook Page: Stephanie Socha DesignWebsite: http://stephaniesochadesign.come-mail: stephaniesochadesign@gmail.comSupport the show (https://stephaniesochadesign.com/podcast-make-and-decorate)

Frances returns to talk to us about writing and stories -- and her Quilt Fiction podcast. We talk about FB groups, and the Quilt Alliance too. She currently has a 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway to increase membership in the Quilt Fiction newsletter. Take a look and see! www.quiltfiction.com

Frances returns to talk to us about writing and stories -- and her Quilt Fiction podcast. We talk about FB groups, and the Quilt Alliance too. She currently has a 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway to increase membership in the Quilt Fiction newsletter. Take a look and see! www.quiltfiction.com

Listen to Leah Day read Chapter 1 and part of Chapter 2 from her new book Mally the Maker and the Queen in the Quilt. This is a quilt fantasy novel about a 10 year old little girl and her adventures in a magical quilt world called Quilst. Join Mally, Patch, Ms. Bunny and a host of fun characters as they battle the evil Queen of Quilst to save Mally's grandma. Preorder your copy of the book right here: https://mallythemaker.com/products/mally-the-maker-book-1

Frances O'Roark Dowell is best known as the author of such novels for children as Dovey Coe and The Secret Language of Girls. More recently, she has been publishing fiction for quilters, including last year's novel, Birds in the Air. Frances is also a long-time podcaster--her podcast The Off-Kilter Quilt has been on the air for seven years now. Learn more about Frances at http://offkilterquilt.com/