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Not Your Granny's Quilt Show

Amanda Oros
Quilting
Quiltcon
Creativity
Mental Health
Long Arm Quilting
Sewing
Foundation Paper Piecing
Pattern Design
Quilting Community
Community
Legit Kits
Community Support
Social Media
Teaching
Crafting Community
Ruby Star Society
Community Building
Crafting
Women In Business
Free Motion Quilting

A slightly chaotic podcast about all things quilting. Join Amanda as she discusses the ups and downs of quilting, interviews famous and not-so-famous quilters, and navigates life as a modern millennial maker. Trust us, this is not your granny’s quilt show. Follow Amanda on Instagram at @notyourgrannysquiltshow

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What if making something with your hands could do more than give you a finished project? What if it could help you reconnect with yourself, quiet the noise, reclaim your imagination, and change the way you move through the world?

In this episode of ... more

Quilting isn't just about making a beautiful quilt. It's about finding your people, learning something new, and giving yourself permission to enjoy the process, mistakes and all!

This week on Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show, I’m chatting with *Karen Br... more

On this episode of Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show, I’m chatting with contemporary fiber artist Mindy Brown about her large-scale art quilts, her creative process, and the questions that keep her work evolving. Mindy builds her practice around sustained... more

What if quilting could be more than patterns and precise piecing? What if fabric, paint, and stitch could help you discover your own artistic voice? 🎨🧵

This week on Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show, Amanda sits down with textile artist, author, and ed... more

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Recent Guests

Bonnie Smith Whitehouse
Author, professor, and maker whose work explores creativity and the human experience
Episode: Creativity is Not a Luxury: Bonnie Smith Whitehouse on Making, Meaning, and Changing the World - Ep. 222
Karen Brown
Quilting educator and creator of Just Get It Done Quilts
Just Get It Done Quilts
Episode: Karen Brown of Just Get It Done Quilts: Why There’s Room for Every Quilter- Ep. 221
Mindy Brown
Contemporary fiber artist, lawyer and founder of Saturation Point
Saturation Point
Episode: Mindy Brown on Art Quilts, Hand-Dyed Fabric & Making Time for Creativity - Ep. 220
Deborah Boschert
Textile artist, author, and educator specializing in art quilt collage
Episode: How to Find Your Creative Voice Through Art Quilting with Deborah Boschert - Ep. 219
Sara Washington Goggin
Artist in residence working on Quilts for Reproductive Justice project
The Laundromat Project (Create Change residency)
Episode: Sara Washington Goggin: Quilts, Community & Reproductive Justice - Ep, 218
Jenn Marks
Creative force behind Sewistry NC; modern quilter, pattern designer, and educator
Sewistry NC
Episode: Jenn Marks of Sewistry NC: From Handmade Business to Modern Quilt Artist - Ep. 217
Ben Venom
San Francisco-based textile artist
Episode: Ben Venom: Where Punk Rock, Quilting & Fine Art Collide - Ep. 216
Eva Saunders
Quilt designer behind the Dark Magic Sampler
Episode: The Grimoire Dark Magic Sampler: Eva Saunders on Collaboration & Creativity - Ep. 215
Tara Miller
Quilt historian, pattern designer, teacher, and speaker
Quilt District
Episode: Quilt Historian Tara Miller on the Stories Hidden in Quilts - Ep. 214

Host

Amanda
Host of the show; frequent interviewer and community builder in the quilting space.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 101 ratings
  • GREAT Quilting Guests + Engaging Content!

    I was shocked to see her low overall rating for this podcast. Someone is bothered about “liberal view” claiming it’s 20% quilts and 80% political? Get a grip…not even close to reality. The host, Amanda, who I’ve never met, has a fun, bubbly way of speaking and lands great guests in the “quilt-a-lebrity” sphere. I look forward to new episodes and am slowly going thru the back episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    quiltingismypersonality
    United States17 days ago
  • One of my favorites!

    I love listening to this podcast because I am introduced to so many new quilters! I love how open this podcast format is and learning so much from different quilters who have different styles than my own. I think this podcast is refreshing in many ways because it leans very modern and has a ton of variety.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    evoemily
    United States9 months ago
  • Great podcast my first review

    I am so thankful for this podcast and quilt show. It has become something I truly look forward to, a place where quilting feels encouraging, inspiring, and welcoming. The stories, education, and genuine love for the craft shine through every episode. It reminds me why I fell in love with quilting in the first place. Thank you for creating a show that uplifts, connects, and supports this amazing quilting community.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Quiltingsheshed
    United States10 months ago
  • Like…

    I really enjoy your podcast until you say “like” so many times I have to turn it off. I’d listen to everyone if I didn’t reach my like threshold for the day. Without the likes I’d give you a 5 star rating.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Ras55WW
    United Statesa year ago
  • Liberal politics with a smidge of quilting

    I wish the host talked more about actual quilting and less about her liberal views. I am tolerant of and open to views from all sides, but this should be labeled as a political podcast. She talks about quilts or arts for about 20% of the time and then complains about capitalism, her student loans, etc… for the other 80%. I tried multiple episodes thinking it was a one-off… nope. It’s a shame because the format is interesting and I think the folks she interviews probably have a lot of interesting... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    jlgggggggg
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners praise the host's candor and the sense of community created by conversations with guests.
Some listeners feel politics or personal views intrude into craft discussions; others appreciate bold, authentic storytelling.
Audience loves the open, supportive space for makers to share stories and craft knowledge.
Shows warmth and candid conversations with real people.
Clean, engaging format with practical tips for quilters and small-business builders.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#15
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#24
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#63
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#21
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#50
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#57
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Creativity is Not a Luxury: Bonnie Smith Whitehouse on Making, Meaning, and Changing the World - Ep. 222
Q: Before we wrap up our conversation today, I would love to know if you have a tip or piece of advice that you could offer our listeners.
Whitehouse suggests using simple watercolor painting as meditation: set a 30-minute timer, focus on painting circles, and adapt the exercise to another medium if preferred.
Creativity is Not a Luxury: Bonnie Smith Whitehouse on Making, Meaning, and Changing the World - Ep. 222
Q: Have you always had creative practices in your life, or how did you come to all this?
Whitehouse says she loved making things as a child, then returned to hands-on creativity in midlife as language became less accessible during menopause-related brain fog.
Karen Brown of Just Get It Done Quilts: Why There’s Room for Every Quilter- Ep. 221
Q: So when did you think to yourself in this kind of foray into quilting that you wanted to start helping others because your YouTube channel is huge?
Brown started making videos around 2018, first for a guild block-lotto challenge. She built the channel by sharing beginner mistakes, sewing hacks, and practical advice on stash and scrap management, then developed the format as she improved her own skills.
Karen Brown of Just Get It Done Quilts: Why There’s Room for Every Quilter- Ep. 221
Q: So how did you get into quilting in the first place?
Brown had sewn garments and costumes before, but started quilting during a difficult period when she wanted a creative hobby. She began with a king-size quilt, learned through mistakes, and found a welcoming group of experienced quilters.
How to Find Your Creative Voice Through Art Quilting with Deborah Boschert - Ep. 219
Q: Did you find that entering shows and receiving judging or being on the judging side gave you more kind of inspiration or like did either side change your kind of trajectory or vision of what you were doing at all?
Boschert says winning first place at the International Quilt Festival in 2016 helped her see that her raw-edge, painted, improvisational work had value and encouraged her to share it more broadly and experiment further.

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A thoughtful, craft-forward show centered on modern quilting, design, and community. Episodes regularly explore color theory, fabric design, and the business of making, often featuring guests who blend artistry with entrepreneurship or engineering with textiles. The host cultivates candid conversations about mentorship, balancing creative integrity with commercial pressures, and navigating social media and community building in the handmade arts space. A notable throughline is the show's commitment to diverse voices—from traditional to contemporary practice—and its emphasis on personal stories, practical craft tips, and the realities of building a creative business. Potential listeners include makers seeking inspiration, aspiring guest prof... more

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1. Bonnie Smith Whitehouse
2. Karen Brown
3. Mindy Brown
4. Deborah Boschert
5. Sara Washington Goggin
6. Jenn Marks
7. Ben Venom
8. Eva Saunders

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