In this episode, I chat about using creativity to overcome a funk, QuiltCon, improv hand quilting, and starting a cutting garden.
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Quilting Links
Books
- The Little Shop of Found Things by Paula Brackston
- The Huntress by Kate Quinn
- Exercise for Better Bones by Margaret Martin
Shows and Movies
- This is Us
- Only Murders in the Building (Hulu)
- Yellowstone
Other Links
- Mango Ginger tea
- Floret Farm Winter Mini Course on starting seeds
- Olive and June mani and/or pedi system (use this link and the code SIMPLE20 for 20% off of any set)
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I woke up at 2:30 AM and thought how am I going to relax after 12 hour workday. I found your Podcast and was curious that my name was mentioned. Well I know it wasn’t my name but it’s still fun to see it. Also the topic of killing a quilt! I loved how you said that you leave something unfinished to help spark inspiration. My inspiration from that was to begin repair on a quilt that my grandmother made. I did fall asleep to your podcast I will admit that your soothing voice did it!
Hi Kristin,
Thanks for another quality podcast. Your comment about needing to lift weights like it’s medicine really hit home. I’ve starting following Margaret Martin on YouTube…now to do it! Thanks again!