The thread life chose me!
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“I’m not sure how I found these lovely ladies but I’m so sad I didn’t find them sooner! They describe my experience as an ‘in-between’ quilter stuck between generations perfectly. I feel like they’re sitting with me in my quilt room having a friendly chat while creating. While I don’t have a friendly guild around me, they make me feel like I’m part of something more than just myself which is magical. Thank you ladies for everything and I hope you keep this going! I hope to see you guys at QuiltCon 2024!”
Thequiltydoc via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/14/23
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“Fun, down to earth quilting information. Tell your friends…”
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United States of America ·
03/06/23
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“I listen to you as a sew. I’m older (gen X) and been sewing longer (about 40 years) than your likely target audience but I still really enjoy listening to you both. I can very much relate to the introvert working away alone in their little creative area.
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Susan is Sew Crazy via Apple Podcasts ·
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04/13/23
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“Love your podcast. Now listen up…. I’m 71 and still a hippy form the 60s, so you are right up my alley in listening about younger quilters. Young is sooooo important. So keep it up!!”
JKHippy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/03/23
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