On episode 29, Carrie from Chick A Dee Quilted Treasures joins Becca and Ian for a great conversation about what it looks like to sew and go live on TikTok while living full time in a fifth wheel. Carrie talks about selling her house, embracing a mobile lifestyle, and finding joy in creating while on the road. She shares what she loves about RV living, what surprised her, and how she keeps her creative routine going even in a small space. If you have ever wondered what it takes to quilt in an RV, or you just enjoy hearing how other makers set up their spaces, this one is a fun listen. As a quick programming note, this is the final episode of 2025. We are taking time to be with our friends and families for the holidays. We will be back in January with more Sew Off Kilter chaos.

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Adam from AdamSews joins Ian for a relaxed and lively chat while Becca takes a short break from the mic. They dive into their quilting journeys, their love for Tula Pink’s fabrics, and what it is really like to experience QuiltCon from different angles. The conversation moves easily between personal projects and commercial work, the joy of exploring fabric shops in different countries, and the lessons learned while building a creative business. Adam also talks about his upcoming pattern release and how the pandemic sparked a new wave of makers. Together, they explore everything from the mystery of the elusive banana fabric to the role of color in quilting, plus a few fun side quests into ribbon, prototypes, and creative chaos. The episode wraps up with a rapid-fire round that gives listeners a peek into their personal preferences and creative quirks. If you love stories, fabric, and a good laugh, this one is for you. Becca will be back next time.

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In this episode, Ian and Becca are joined by quilter and content creator Amy Dement for an inspiring and heartfelt conversation about all things quilting. Amy shares her personal journey, from learning under the guidance of her mentor to finding her voice as a creator in the online quilting community. Together, they dive into the world of scrappy quilts, the emotional stories behind handmade creations, and the joy of making quilting accessible to everyone. They also discuss how quilting has evolved, the importance of authenticity in content creation, and how community plays a central role in keeping the craft alive. Plus, stick around for a fun rapid-fire segment where Amy shares some of her personal favorites and quirks!

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In this episode of The Sew Off Kilter Podcast, Becca and Ian are joined by the one and only John MacPhail from Art East Quilting Co. for a lively, laugh-filled conversation that dives deep into the intersection of theater and quilting. John shares how his background in costume design and theater shaped his approach to quilting, storytelling, and pattern design. The trio discuss the creative process, community support in the quilting world, and the ethics of pattern sharing in today’s digital age. From tackling the challenges of turning a passion into a full-time career to exploring the joy and humor that make Art East’s designs so beloved, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves creativity, color, and a good laugh. Stick around until the end for a rapid-fire round where John reveals some fun personal favorites and maybe a few surprises!

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It’s our one-year anniversary of the Sew Off Kilter Podcast, and we’re celebrating in true Off Kilter fashion with laughter, confetti, games, and maybe a few surprises Becca didn’t approve! In this special episode, Ian and Becca look back on a year of quilting chaos, creative breakthroughs, and unforgettable moments. They’re joined by a special guest as they play hilarious quilting-themed games, spill behind-the-scenes stories, and share fun stats about how far the podcast has come. Expect plenty of humor, a little friendly competition, and some heartfelt reflections on what quilting (and community) really mean to them. From memory quilts to quilt show stress, from music vs. silence debates to piles of unfinished projects, this episode is packed with laughs and relatable quilter moments.

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In Episode 24 of the Sew Off Kilter Podcast, Ian and Becca are joined by the incredible Todd the Bear Quilter! The three share how they first met at QuiltCon, dive into Todd’s quilting story, and talk about the shocking lightning strike that destroyed his sewing equipment. Along the way, they even take a detour into yoga and how it connects to creativity and life as a quilter. Get ready for a mix of heartfelt storytelling, humor, and inspiration from Todd’s journey. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just love hearing about the unexpected twists in creative lives, this episode has something for you.

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In this episode of the Sew Off Kilter Podcast, Becca and Ian sit down with Kim Moos, the creative force behind Cotton Cuts. Kim shares her inspiring journey from a career in biomedical engineering to building a quilting community that’s loved around the world. We talk about her path into sewing and quilting, the story behind Cotton Cuts, and how community, retreats, and creativity all play a huge role in her work. Along the way, Kim opens up about her favorite quilting moments and what keeps her inspired. Plus, we end with a fun twist you won’t want to miss!

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In this episode of the Sew Off Kilter Podcast, Becca’s youngest sister, Alicia, joins Ian and Becca to share what it’s like stepping into the quilting world as a beginner. Together, we talk about the joys and frustrations of starting out, from navigating sewing patterns to choosing the right tools, and even when it’s okay to let go of projects (hello, “quilt bankruptcy”).

Alicia draws fun parallels between quilting and cooking, reminding us that creativity often thrives in a clean space and with a supportive community. Along the way, we share personal stories, laugh at our own stumbles, and celebrate the growth that comes with stitching by hand or machine.

Whether you’re brand new to quilting or a seasoned maker, this conversation is a reminder to find joy in the process, embrace mistakes, and lean on your quilting community for encouragement.

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