Posts by Paula Chamberlain
Judy Smock
Judy was raised by a woman that spent her life teaching people to sew using shortcuts and techniques that were designed by Judy’s mother to speed up the job, so the workers could make money. These techniques were not taught in any books and Judy loves passing the techniques on in her classes, because these…
Listen to EpisodeCorintha Russell
We’ve all run into at least one person that thinks we should do something with our quilting that isn’t what we want to do. Corintha Russell explains this very well and has a great way to let them know that’s not what she does. She also has one of the best stories of a wonderful…
Listen to EpisodeDebra Berger
Debra Berger likes to build things and has found that putting together quilts is a way to express that talent and fondness of building things. It’s also something that she can do for others. Out of all the quilts she has made she only has a few for herself which she says is an honor…
Listen to EpisodeDeeAnn Vigil
DeeAnn Vigil joined the A Quilter’s Life Facebook group a while back and answered that she was willing to be a guest on this podcast. It’s so great to get to know each other as we all have this wonderful hobby of quilting in common. From wanting to do something special for her sister and…
Listen to EpisodeConnie George – River Run Quilts & Retreats
Hopefully you had the opportunity to listen to Connie George’s previous episode. We continue our conversation to learn more about her business in this episode. Connie George’s quilt retreats sound like so much fun! Just make sure you take your stretchy britches. She has a goal of getting people together, having fun, and maybe even…
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