Fussy Cutters Club

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, Ange (GnomeAngel), Sam (Hunter's Design Studio) and Cath (Wombat Quilts) discuss their baking experiences and share their favourite recipes. They talk about their baking hijinks, their love for different flavour profiles (Hello Vegemite!), and the challenges of baking with different dietary restrictions. The conversation also touches on topics like celebrity bakers, caramel-making tips, and unusual jello recipes. Overall, it's a fun and lighthearted discussion among friends. 

Join Ange "GnomeAngel" Wilson as she talks excitedly with Christina from Fabric Pop, an online fabric store that specialises in fussy cut friendly fabrics. Listen in as they bond over their love for novelty fabrics and fussy cutting, as well as their favourite fabric designers. They get lost in the joy and creativity that comes from using unique and quirky fabrics to make their own special heirlooms. They emphasise the importance of embracing what makes you happy and not being afraid to break the rules. A must-listen for anyone looking for inspiration and confidence when it comes to loving their fabrics.

Listen in as Ange “GnomeAngel” Wilson chats with John from Art East Quilt Co. about his latest creation; the 100 Acre Wood Sew Along. Learn how John was inspired by the original Winnie the Pooh books to design this super cute pattern. John also spills the tea on working with Riley Blake Designs for the 100 Acre Wood Sew-along. In amongst all the "work" talk they also share their love of TV, film, costuming and so much more. Oh, and fabric, there's always fabric talk! 

In this episode of the Fussy Cutters Club podcast, Ange Wilson sits down to chat with Jess from Paper Pieces, a business that specializes in English paper piecing (EPP) quilting. They discuss the history of Paper Pieces, the appeal of EPP, and the process of collaborating with designers to create EPP patterns. They also touch on the importance of supporting pattern designers and the longevity of EPP as a quilting technique. The conversation covers various EPP projects, including the popular Queen of Diamonds pattern and the upcoming Winterley quilt. Jess shares tips and tricks for EPP, and they discuss the beauty of fussy cutting in EPP quilts.

Join Ange, from GnomeAngel, as she sits down to talk with her friend Nic, otherwise known as @Nicship. Ange and Nicole discuss their love for fussy cutting and novelty fabrics. They share their love of finding unique and unusual prints, storytelling within their quilts, and the joy of fussy cutting. They also talk about their favourite fabric companies and motifs they can't resist. They also cover a tale of woe involving a work car, a visit to Ange's place and some of the local wildlife. It's a fun and easy listen that bounces around the place, just like the motifs in their quilts. 

Ange Wilson sits down for a fun conversation with John from Art East Quilting Company. Together they explore new sewing projects, appreciate hand work, and discuss the balance between efficiency and enjoyment in quilting. They also talk about the pressure to finish quilts quickly and the importance of protecting the joy of quilting. They discuss the use of solids in quilt patterns and the evolution of looking at fabrics. They share their favorite motifs and prints, including their fascination with fussy cutting. They also discuss the joy of bananas and pineapples in quilting and the importance of creating a supportive quilting community.

In this conversation Ange Wilson sits down to chat with Kim from Persimon Dreams. Kim runs an online event called Project Quilting, where participants have one week to start and finish a quilt challenge. The challenges are posted on Kim's blog every Sunday during the season. The challenges are open to anyone and there is no sign-up or fee required. Participants can interpret the challenges in any way they want and there are no strict rules. The goal is to inspire and support quilters of all levels. Kim has seen participants go on to do bigger and better things, such as getting published in books and becoming teachers. The challenges encourage creativity and provide a supportive community for quilters. A great conversation for those looking for new challenges to help them unlock their creativity and elevate their skill set.

Ange sits down for a conversation with Katie, a lawyer and avid quilter specializing in English paper piecing (EPP). Together they discuss the concept of fabric waste in fussy cutting and how it can be minimized by finding creative uses for leftover pieces. Katie shares her journey as a quilter and her love for creating EPP quilts using quilt kits. They also explore the process of fussy cutting and the importance of precision in achieving desired outcomes. The conversation concludes with a discussion on quilting personal quilts and the benefits of entering quilt shows.

In this episode, Ange Wilson interviews Sam Hunter of Hunter's Design Studio. They discuss Sam's background in quilting, her design style, and her journey into embroidery. They talk about Sam's quilting patterns and her recent focus on fussy cutting. Sam shares her advocacy for fair pricing in the quilting industry and her involvement in a panel on pricing quilts for the Modern Quilt Guild. Ange and Sam discuss the importance of friendship and community in the quilting world while touching on the significance of creating a safe space for creativity, encouraging women in their creative pursuits, and supporting the quilting industry as a whole. Finally, they explore the topic of choosing fabrics and the use of curated bundles, as well as the art of fussy cutting and the impact of hero prints. 

Ange sits down for a conversation with Amy from During Quiet Time. Amy shares her journey as a pattern designer and her love for fussy cutting and foundation paper piecing. She discusses her background in art history and math, and how it influences her approach to pattern design. Amy also introduces the Graphic Tee Quilt Along and provides tips for lining up motifs in foundation paper piecing. She encourages quilters to embrace the Swiss Cheese effect of fussy cutting and use fabrics they love.

In this episode Ange Wilson (GnomeAngel) and Jo Westfoot (The Crafty Nomad) have a conversation that explores embracing imperfections and positive self-talk, being open to experimenting with different techniques and approaches, the joy and magic of quilting, the timeless nature of quilts and the realities of running a business. The conversation also touches on the difficulties of dealing with criticism and learning from feedback. Ange and Jo explore the themes of building a supportive community, the importance of collaboration, as well as the transition from in-person teaching to online teaching. They also spend a little time daydreaming of their upcoming Transatlantic Retreat at Sea Cruise in May 2024.  *** SHOW NOTES can be found at https://www.fussycuttersclub.com

In this episode, Ange and Raylee discuss quilting for fussy cut quilts. They share their background and friendship, as well as their approach to quilting as a collaboration. They explore different quilting examples, including the X Plus Quilt, Gypsy Wife Quilt, Focal on Point Quilt, and Inception Squared Quilt. They emphasise the importance of using and enjoying fabric, and encourage listeners to not be afraid to cut into their favourite fabrics. They also discuss the different aesthetics in quilting and the importance of making deliberate quilting choices for each quilt. Ange and Raylee also discuss working with clients and different quilting techniques. They emphasise the importance of communication and collaboration to ensure the client's vision is realised. They also explore the concept of creating texture with quilting and how to enhance fabric choices through thread selection. The conversation delves into various quilting options for different quilt designs and the importance of personal preferences in quilting. Ange and Raylee encourage listeners to try new quilting techniques and not be afraid to experiment. They also share personal stories and adventures in quilting and their experiences now living in different towns. 

Ange Wilson, also known as GnomeAngel, shares her journey into quilting and her love for fussy cutting fabric. She discusses how she discovered quilts and heirloom crafts, and how she found her passion for quilting after receiving her grandmother's sewing machine. Ange talks about her experiences taking quilt courses and finding the right teacher who helped her develop her skills. She also highlights the joy of fabric and creating quilts that can be passed down through generations. The podcast aims to connect with fussy cutters worldwide and inspire listeners to embrace their love for fabric and quilting.