In this episode, I chat about finding my next quilting project, home decor, and lots of books and TV shows.
(Disclosure: Some of these are affiliate links, which means I make a small commission if you buy from them, at no additional cost to you. Rest assured that I only recommend products that I know and love.)
Quilting Links
- Cabin Valley
- Simply Jelly Rolls book
- Exhibit A fabric (cheater panel) by Guicy Guice
- Zigzag Fade by Flying Parrots
- Disappearing Oranges by Meadow Mist Designs
- Watercolor Eclipse by Cotton & Bourbon (I love the colors in this version)
- Ridges by Bookends Quilting
- Harlequin by Robin Pickens
- Beanstalk by Robin Pickens
Cross Stitch Links
- Sitch Card R (autumn themed)
Books
- Ink and Shadow by Ellery Adams
- Vanishing Type by Ellery Adams
- Paper Cuts by Ellery Adams
- The Taste of Ginger by Mansi Shah
- The Guest List by Lucy Foley
Inexpensive places to get books
TV Shows
- The Morning Show
- Hijack
- Ted Lasso
- Virgin River
- Miss Sidhu Investigates
- Harry Wild
Miscellaneous Links
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Hi Kristin,
I attended a Guicey Guice workshop in Grand Rapids, MI in August with him conducting the class! It was great! The line you are featuring in your podcast is called Winding Ways and his Sleuth fabric line. He has a pattern for this and only gives it out in his class and also provides the templates. He has another class for his Re quilt which I love too. He maybe starting an online course sometime next year. I equally love the Winding Ways pattern! I didn’t know about the panel!
Love your podcast as you offer so much info! Thanks so much!
Mae
I just started a Robin Pickens quilt using the circle savvy ruler – it is awesome. It took me a few tries to get the hang of sewing the curved blocks but the blocks are looking good! Give it go, you will love it!