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There is always more to learn. No matter how much you know, there’s always more to learn. Learning is a lifelong adventure. With quilting it’s a lifelong fun adventure, however you decide to take it, as a leisure activity or into a business.

Thank you for this episode. Great tips and advice for business, quilting, and life: be yourself, don’t be afraid to try new things, and things take time.

Great interview. Thank you Kaye, and Andi and Tori!

Enjoyed learning your background Kaye. I think you will be one of the teachers at Hand Quilter Academy so I hope to meet you there.

Thank you for interviewing Kaye who is so inspirational to beginner longarmers and quilters. I’ve really enjoyed hearing about her journey.

So glad I was able to catch this! Very informative and insightful!

Very nice!

That was great. Learned some new things. Great show!!

This episode is a real winner!

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I’m Really looking forward to the audacious retreat!! 🎉

I love you two! Good content and great timing! ❤❤. Tori……if you need a one handed sewing lesson, let me know.

This is a great discussion. Thank you!

Great tips! Thanks! Especially during this transitional period for me. ❤️

I am quite dismayed that my own daughter absolutely refuses to ‘sew’ and always brings alterations to me , likewise my granddaughter can’t sew or refuses to learn to sew, here in the U.K. I don’t think it is taught anymore in schools.

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Hello from Qaqortoq, Greenland! I enjoyed watching your interview with Sean (The Guy Who Sews). Sean has been such an inspiration to many of us. He's a great mentor who has helped me navigate my RUclips experience. I still go to him when I get stuck on something and he helps me work through it. :) :) Have a great day!

Loved this podcast with Sean! Bravo! I start my Saturdays with Sean each week, even when I’m traveling. Thank you Andi and Tori, you’re the best!

I love watching Sean on Saturday mornings! My Saturdays are complete without him.

You two are amazing! ❤

I loved this episode! I feel you on the military life. Both my husband and I are active duty and I’m trying to run a quilting business. It’s a challenge 😂

You’ve presented the 2 extremes… I hope my first launch falls somewhere in between! Thanks for sharing, Andi! My daughter has a business and her coach told her “People do not think about your business as much as you do. If you get sick of having to say it, keep saying it" 😀

I commented too soon! I thought the episode ended but it was just the intermission😂! Thank you so much Andi for sharing your experience as well. Going into my first pattern launch hopefully next month, I’m already bracing myself for impact with my small audience. But don’t want to wait until the time is “perfect”. Your positivity is inspiring. And now I’m thinking about the 7 touch points and will start thinking about what I’ll post on social media. Very helpful! Also liked the tip from Tori on the one week a month to focus on building the email list!

The quilt is beautiful! Congrats on a successful launch! In the future, I’d love to know tips from your guests on building their email lists, esp when just starting, if they are comfortable sharing. Thanks for another informative episode!

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I am a 70 year old woman who wants to get my business off the ground. I have 25 quilt tops and I don't have longarm . I want one so bad and don't have the funds to get one.. I feel I can't pay any one to do that work. So how can I find a way to get a machine..

Isn’t it interesting how our children can inspire us to be brave? My daughter starting her own her business gave me the courage to start my side hustle in preparation for retirement. I had always wanted to own a business but my career has been very lucrative so I never gave it a chance. And now, I have the chance to invest in my entrepreneurial self. And, I’m a numbers geek in my work life (I’m a statistical analyst) so the data and analytics are one of my favorite things about RUclips!

Hi Andi and Tori! Thank you for sharing your insights about business and strategies for new quilting entrepreneurs. I listen to your podcast thru Spotify here in Japan, and just found your YoutTube channel. I love how raw, realistic and honest you are about your journeys. Keep it up.

I'm a 76 yo quilter with no interest in setting up a business, but saw Kris's FB posting of the interview. I enjoy her teaching methods, her "real-ness" and wanted to watch. Thank you for giving me a view into the business side of a favorite on-line quilter.

Fabulous interview! I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. I would love to know more about the courses you took for pattern writing. And suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much for having me on your show! This was so much fun. You both are great!

I love Beth Ann!

Thank you so much for having me as a guest.

Loved the discussion around the tech tools this episode - Later and CapCut. Thanks for sharing your journey Becky, I’m looking forward to trying your EPP stickers!

Thank you so much Andi and Tori! What a wonderful experience… you’re the best hosts! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

Great podcast, lots of good ideas to think about and action.

Thrilled to find you on you! Been listening on podcasts, love the visual!

I want a UFO hat now!! Lol

Thank you for sharing your story. I think it’s funny that you’re encouraging the Door Dash person to leave their “stable” job, yet you are both sticking to your “real jobs” until further notice. It’s scary. I should know. I quit teaching 10 years ago to quilt full-time and I think back about all the time I wasted working for somebody else instead of myself. So glad I made the plunge, and somehow, we make it though each month with the lights still on and the fridge stocked.

What a great idea 🎉

Thanks for the detailed explanation.

Thanks, Tori and Andi, for sharing your stories.❤