Love your podcast and definitely the tips! Love the idea of a block a day. I agree with sewing for yourself! I have recently started doing that and it refreshes you for sure! Thanks!!
Video podcast, yay. Exciting. Appreciate the shares, insights about working together on design process. Already really enjoying the regular features! Big fan of daily structure, productivity and organization tips for quilters; please keep them coming! Categories of Top 3s... brilliant. 🤓
You have given me a lovely time cross stitching and listening to you both, thank you! I’m looking forward to the next episode. Stay healthy, best wishes from Germany, Frauke
I'm very much enjoying your podcasts. I find it interesting to hear both your varying perspectives on different topics. Looking forward to your next episode. 🌻🐝
Yours is the first podcasts ever that I’ve listened to and I really enjoyed them. Looking forward to the next one as a video podcast! I’m a BIG fan of your fabrics and patterns, they are so fresh!
Hi Sherri And Chelsea, I have been friends of yours for a year now, when I met you, Sherri, last year at the Quilters’ Gathering in Berlin, Ohio , and also Corey Yoder. I bought yours and Corey’s new book at that time, SUNDAY BEST QUILTS, which I absolutely love!!!❤️❤️. So when your new book came out this Spring, LABOR OF LOVE, I had to get it as well, and it is ANOTHER beautiful book!!! Love it!!💕💕. I have only been quilting for 2 years, but I absolutely LOVE my new hobby!!! I am so very proud of BOTH of you for beginning this new podcast, and I hope that SO MANY quilters will tune in to listen.🤗🤗. May the Lord richly bless BOTH of you!!! Charlotte Platt❤️
Absolutely loving these podcasts. As a very disorganised person I’m finding your planning and organisational tips very useful - now I just need to put them into practice 😀.
I really enjoyed this podcast, I don’t know if I have ever listened all of one before. I haven’t listened to your first one yet. I was trying to sew a little and cook dinner for the grands and get ready to go to a baseball game. Thanks so much!!
Thank you both so much! I really enjoyed the podcast so much as I prepared dinner this afternoon! I look forward to the video that goes along with this. I’m a newbie quilter and I am learning so much from you Sherry and your daughter. I Purchased the new book you have out and hope that I learn so much from it.I look forward to learning more from you and your daughter. Thank you for all of your tips and I look forward to more videos and podcasts. :-)
You both have such soothing, calm voices that are perfect for podcasts. It is so much fun to listen to what your processes are. Loving the format too. Can't wait for the next onel
Loved this! Chelsea I do the same thing about the tasks I don't want to do! I actually learned this in a training with my job. Although they referenced it as "eating your frog" lol. It does help as the rest of your tasks are easy Peary and the stress is gone. Words to live by..."Eat your frog!!!!" Lol have a good one ladies.
I look forward to the video ones. I like your podcast ones a lot but the videos will be nice too. Your talk on the design fabric and pattern was great always wonder how a person go about doing it. You both do a lot for each other it seems. The next question is how did the two of you get to gather to start a design co.
That is funny about e-mail and doing work till noon. Our family own many feedlot in the US and Hawaii, and my uncle taught us never to decide on any thing till after lunch and to answer phone calls also after lunch, do paper work in the a.m. and for him business started at 5a.m. I'm not that early bird but 7a.m. is as close as I get to it. LOL Today I still do the paper work if I have any for the home and return calls after lunch. His schedule was way before cell phone and computer plus e-mails. I will get the book to read it sound like a good to know book to have.
So glad you’ve started these podcasts! Great tips, thank you! I found you through FQS and love watching your RUclips tutorials, Sherri. I thought Chelsi was your daughter! You both are so talented!
Oh my gosh, you guys are mother and daughter? That is so cool. You are so fortunate to have this in common! You are right, it's good to get the big, scary thing on your to-do list done first. Kinda like the rocks in a jar story if you are familiar with it?
Nicely done, I will be looking forward to each episode. I just got your new book it is lovely! I am already picking fabric for Laguna which is my favorite but definitely not the only one I will make.
I like that both you say “works in progress” instead of “UFO” because WIP sounds like something one will return to but UFO sounds like something abandoned. I’ve never heard of the tape that Chelsea’s daughter was not allowed to use. I will check out the tab about where to find your stuff.
lovely podcast. Would love to hear about the design process from beginning to end...how much time do you typically collaborate together on a fabric line?
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Next Episode will be a video podcast! Thanks for everyone's patience and support!
Love your podcast and definitely the tips! Love the idea of a block a day. I agree with sewing for yourself! I have recently started doing that and it refreshes you for sure! Thanks!!
Video podcast, yay. Exciting. Appreciate the shares, insights about working together on design process. Already really enjoying the regular features! Big fan of daily structure, productivity and organization tips for quilters; please keep them coming! Categories of Top 3s... brilliant. 🤓
I'm enjoying your podcasts. I need to follow your tips of sewing a little something each day. I would get a lot more done than just talking about it.
You have given me a lovely time cross stitching and listening to you both, thank you! I’m looking forward to the next episode. Stay healthy, best wishes from Germany, Frauke
I'm very much enjoying your podcasts. I find it interesting to hear both your varying perspectives on different topics. Looking forward to your next episode. 🌻🐝
Love listening to y’all. Love your relationship. How sweet the little one has her own tape to be like mommy
Yours is the first podcasts ever that I’ve listened to and I really enjoyed them. Looking forward to the next one as a video podcast! I’m a BIG fan of your fabrics and patterns, they are so fresh!
Very easy to listen to both of you. And thanks for some good and fun information!
Great podcast
Too cute, listening to the Mother/ Daughter relationship you have. What a blessing!
Hi Sherri And Chelsea,
I have been friends of yours for a year now, when I met you, Sherri, last year at the
Quilters’ Gathering in Berlin, Ohio , and also Corey Yoder. I bought yours and Corey’s new book at that time, SUNDAY BEST QUILTS, which I absolutely love!!!❤️❤️. So when your new book came out this Spring, LABOR OF LOVE, I had to get it as well, and it is ANOTHER beautiful book!!! Love it!!💕💕. I have only been quilting for 2 years, but I absolutely LOVE my new hobby!!! I am so very proud of BOTH of you for beginning this new podcast, and I hope that SO MANY quilters will tune in to listen.🤗🤗. May the Lord richly bless BOTH of you!!! Charlotte Platt❤️
Absolutely loving these podcasts. As a very disorganised person I’m finding your planning and organisational tips very useful - now I just need to put them into practice 😀.
This was great. Thank you
Loving these productivity tips! #KeepRising #RisingToBe #AsWeRise #Riser
very enjoyable, thank you!
I really enjoyed this podcast, I don’t know if I have ever listened all of one before. I haven’t listened to your first one yet. I was trying to sew a little and cook dinner for the grands and get ready to go to a baseball game. Thanks so much!!
Hi Ladies, well 2 completed now. Looks like this is a positive step for y’all!!! Thank you so much❤️😀
Thank you both so much! I really enjoyed the podcast so much as I prepared dinner this afternoon! I look forward to the video that goes along with this. I’m a newbie quilter and I am learning so much from you Sherry and your daughter. I Purchased the new book you have out and hope that I learn so much from it.I look forward to learning more from you and your daughter. Thank you for all of your tips and I look forward to more videos and podcasts. :-)
You both have such soothing, calm voices that are perfect for podcasts. It is so much fun to listen to what your processes are. Loving the format too. Can't wait for the next onel
Loved this! Chelsea I do the same thing about the tasks I don't want to do! I actually learned this in a training with my job. Although they referenced it as "eating your frog" lol. It does help as the rest of your tasks are easy Peary and the stress is gone. Words to live by..."Eat your frog!!!!" Lol have a good one ladies.
I look forward to the video ones. I like your podcast ones a lot but the videos will be nice too. Your talk on the design fabric and pattern was great always wonder how a person go about doing it. You both do a lot for each other it seems. The next question is how did the two of you get to gather to start a design co.
That is funny about e-mail and doing work till noon. Our family own many feedlot in the US and Hawaii, and my uncle taught us never to decide on any thing till after lunch and to answer phone calls also after lunch, do paper work in the a.m. and for him business started at 5a.m. I'm not that early bird but 7a.m. is as close as I get to it. LOL Today I still do the paper work if I have any for the home and return calls after lunch. His schedule was way before cell phone and computer plus e-mails. I will get the book to read it sound like a good to know book to have.
I like his strategy, thank you for sharing😀!
So glad you’ve started these podcasts! Great tips, thank you! I found you through FQS and love watching your RUclips tutorials, Sherri. I thought Chelsi was your daughter! You both are so talented!
Oh my gosh, you guys are mother and daughter? That is so cool. You are so fortunate to have this in common! You are right, it's good to get the big, scary thing on your to-do list done first. Kinda like the rocks in a jar story if you are familiar with it?
Shirley, I’m not familiar to the rocks; is it a story or a book? Can you share more I’m curious!!!Thank you😀
Nicely done, I will be looking forward to each episode. I just got your new book it is lovely! I am already picking fabric for Laguna which is my favorite but definitely not the only one I will make.
Picked up some Cluck Cluck Sew tape and patterns - thanks for the tip!!
I haven’t made my first quilt yet but I loved the tips y’all gave
I like that both you say “works in progress” instead of “UFO” because WIP sounds like something one will return to but UFO sounds like something abandoned. I’ve never heard of the tape that Chelsea’s daughter was not allowed to use. I will check out the tab about where to find your stuff.
The tape mentioned is not at the favorites page at Amazon.
lovely podcast. Would love to hear about the design process from beginning to end...how much time do you typically collaborate together on a fabric line?
How do you decide on the fabrics from new collections to include in your sample quilts?