Canadian Quilt Talk
Brandy MaslowskiCanada's number one podcast for quilting, fibre art and everything in between, answering your quilting questions with the experts across Canada.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Categories | HobbiesLeisureArtsVisual Arts | ||||
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Join Brandy Lynn this week as she interviews Nora Fursevich of the Langley Quilt Guild about the incredible group quilt called Slice of Langley made by a group of 8 quilters. The slice quilt won the Award of Excellence for a Group Quilt at the CQA 20... more
Have you ever thought about buying one of those beautiful old fashioned vintage sewing machines? They can be a gorgeous piece of furniture, or even the sewing machine you use every single day. Join Brandy Lynn this week as she explores searching out,... more
Join Brandy Lynn this week as she shares her top 5 tips for tackling that pesky UFO. Don't let a quilt project disappear into the abyss of your quilt studio shelves. Bring it out, add some love and make it happen!
Join Brandy Lynn this week as she interviews fibre artist Carol Ann Waugh to explore her book Stupendous Stitching, her workshops on Craftsy, her advice on marketing and time management for fibre artists and so much more...
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I’d like to listen to this old podcast, but I have been unable to download any episodes. I get an error that they don’t exist?
Apple Podcasts1madmblue
United States6 years ago - Canadian Content
I enjoy Canadian Quilt Talk because it informs Canadian quilters about events and other quilters in our own country and brings all of us across our vast country together. Brandy Lynn shares information relevant to Canadian quilters and fibre artists.
Apple Podcasts5Daydreams of Quilts
Canada11 years ago - Canadian Quilt Talk
Brandy Lynn is always prepared. Her podcasts are well thought out with well needed content that other broadcasts do not have. Instruction, information and Intelligence. I guess she has the 3 I’s. More podcasts should have to live up to this standard.
Great work
Apple Podcasts5Sew_TekniklytiredCanada11 years ago - Great
Great podcast, but please stop turning the volume up on the transition music. It hurts!
Apple Podcasts4LindabrammerUnited States11 years ago - I love the Canadian content
I love that you have a Canadian perspective, and that you feature many Canadian quilters and artists. When you do present someone not from Canada you have a very appropriate reason for doing so. I so enjoy it. I have just started listening since July and am catching up slowly. I am frustrated with episode 2 though, it keeps popping back into the line up every new time I log on to listen.
Apple Podcasts5RamsayMomCanada11 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #220 | Canada/Arts/Visual Arts |
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