Angie, Cathy, and Julie
Quilting Central Podcast
Hosted by three passionate quilters and business owners — Cathy Thayer of Fabric Bash (Omaha, NE), Julie Mercer of Two Chicks Quilting (Ganado, TX), and Angie Dugan of The Quilting Connection (Elkhorn & Appleton, WI) — this podcast is your new go-to quilting companion. We’re three friends, professional longarm quilters, and dedicated fabric lovers who believe quilting should be fun, inclusive, and inspiring for everyone, whether you're a seasoned stitcher or just threading your first needle. Our goal? To bring you lively, informative episodes filled with real talk, helpful tips, heartfelt sto
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13 de mai de 2026
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Episode 2: The Creative Process 28.05.2025 51:33
In this episode of The Quilting Central Podcast , Cathy, Angie, and Julie dive deep into the creative heart of quilting — the process that takes an idea and turns it into a beautiful, finished quilt. From the first spark of inspiration to choosing fabrics, picking a pattern (or designing your own!), and laying out the perfect color story, the hosts share their personal approaches to bringing a qui...
Episode 1: Get to Know the Hosts 28.05.2025 39:32
In our very first episode of The Quilting Central Podcast , meet your hosts — Cathy, Angie, and Julie! As passionate quilt store owners, lifelong makers, and friends brought together by fabric and creativity, we're thrilled to launch this new adventure. In this episode, we tell the stories of how we all met. Life has a funny way of connecting people in roundabout ways. We also discuss our plans fo...
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