A chat about quilts' historical role & overcoming imposter syndrome on the Crafty Planner Podcast

Sandi Hazlewood of Crafty Planner does a very thoughtful and well curated series of podcasts about the world of textiles. She does in-depth interviews with makers, curators, collectors and others she believes are doing exciting work and are having an influence by what they do.

Naturally, I was very excited to be invited to speak with her. I warned her I can be a "talker." We spoke for almost 2 hours, and I said, "Please edit." She has created an enjoyable episode and I hope you enjoy hearing some of my history and the things that inspired and influenced me on my journey with quilts.

Click here to listen. As you listen, below are a few items to explore from my conversation with Sandi.


 

Janneken Smucker's article, "Just what I'd expect from Roderick Kiracofe," about her interview with me for her research for Amish Quilts: Crafting an American Icon


Homage to Amanda

 

Homage to Amanda: two hundred years of American Quilts, a book of the collection of Gail Binney Winslow and Edwin Binney 3rd, and more quilts in the collection at the New England Quilt Museum


 

Esprit de Corp quilt collection and Doug Tompkins