The Grateful Thread Podcast

Episode 43: One Last Time

Alternative title: The One Where They Say Goodbye   As we close this extremely special chapter of our lives, we hope to stay in touch and keep spreading the quilty love

Episode 42: The Catching Up Episode

Alternative title: Maybe We're Working On A Bunch Of Stuff   It's been a hot minute since we've just gabbed about the projects and things that we're spending our time o

Episode 41: Stephanie Organes of @PrettyPlease.mx

Alternate Title: From CookieCon To QuiltCon Our sweet friend Stephanie joins us on this episode to share about her journey into quilting and fabric design. She's known f

Episode 40: The One Where They Talk About Fabric

Alternative title: Allegedly Helpful Tips For Choosing Fabric Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly... We're handing out helpful hints to get your next project off to a great

Episode 39: Amy Milne of Quilt Alliance

Alternate Title: You Should Label Your Quilts... We've been tradeshow buddies with Amy Milne of Quilt Alliance for about a year now, and have had this interview in the w

Episode 38: Pantograph (Preferences)

Alternative title: How To Choose The Perfect Pantograph We're dropping in with a much-requested episode on pantograph selection and hope that you'll find some helpful hi

Episode 37: Chris Hanson The Wood Quilter

Alternate Title: The Clapper Dude What happens when quilting weaves its way into woodworking? And when the two form to circle back to useful tools made for quilters? Ou

Episode 36: Summer Sewin', Had Me a Blast

Alternative title: How To Nurture Your Talent When You Maybe Don't Have Time   We're chatting about the void of Summer break and what that looks like with kids or other

Episode 35: Bringing Up The Next Generation of Creatives

We're back, after a recording mishap with our last episode! Immediately after meeting our two guests, we knew that we needed to introduce them to the rest of you! They'r

Episode 34: Libs Elliott

Today, we're joined by one of our most favorite quilters, and are so excited to share our conversation with Libs Elliott with you! From her brief stint at Crayola to her

Episode 33: The Longarming One

Alternative title: To Buy A Longarm Or Not To Buy A Longarm   Maybe you've been in the market for a longarm machine, or maybe you're looking to be talked out of it once

Episode 32.5 PART TWO The Sewtopians

Pop in for a quick cut of fabric or spend the afternoon perusing the color-sorted modern collections as you're greeted by the friendliest cut counter people you've EVER m

Episode 32 PART ONE The Sewtopians

Pop in for a quick cut of fabric or spend the afternoon perusing the color-sorted modern collections as you're greeted by the friendliest cut counter people you've EVER m

Episode 31: The Deets on Retreats

Alternative title: "Socks On Pedal, Pedal On Floor" In this episode of The Grateful Thread Podcast, Ashelyn and Lacie delve into the magical world of quilting retreats,

Episode 30: Vickeidy of @Sewspicious

In this episode, we're joined by the color-catching sewist, teacher-turned-pattern designer, and creative genius behind Sewspicious: Vickeidy Plybon. We continue the con

Episode 29: Push Pins, Kitchen Tables, and Swivel Chairs

Alternative title: "Did we just become a bookclub?" In this episode of The Grateful Thread Podcast, Ashelyn and Lacie discuss the reality of sewing spaces, acknowledging

Episode 28: Wendy of The Weekend Quilter

In this episode of The Grateful Thread Podcast, Ashelyn and Lacie sit down with their fellow podcaster, Wendy Chow of The Weekend Quilter and introduce you to the side of

Episode 27: Quilty Resolutions

Do you have some quilt-related goals for this new year? Or, perhaps you've resolved to slow down and focus on projects that require more slow stitching! Whether you're a

Episode 26: It’s Been A Fun Ride

Well, it's the end of 2023 and we've served out our contract with one another. While Ashelyn and Lacie have had an absolute blast bringing you these episodes, they're ann

Episode 25: FOMO

It's that time of year when opportunities abound and the prospects of new projects are popping up with the start of the New Year, but what's a quilter to do with all of t