Hello, friends, and Happy Monday! It’s podcast day today, so I’m sharing the A Quilting Life Podcast Episode 33 Show Notes. This episode was an exciting one as we finally got to share the fabrics we’ve been sewing with for the past several weeks. Keep reading for more details along with all the links.

Quilting Life Podcast Episode 33
Episode 33 Topics
In Episode 33 we share the new fabric collection, Seashore Drive, which will be shipping to stores in January 2022. We discuss the inspiration and back-story for this beautiful collection which just started showing to shop owners for order. We also discuss fabric selection for quilts and projects in great detail.
Episode 33 Links
- Chelsi’s Summertime Quilt Pattern in Paper and PDF
- Chelsi’s Morning Walk Quilt Pattern in Paper and PDF
- Pre-Order Sherri’s Home & Hearth Quilt Book on Amazon
- Pre-Order autographed copy of Sherri’s Home & Hearth Quilt Book
- The Seashore Drive Fabric Collection Blog Post
Where to Listen to and Watch the Podcast
Where to Find Sherri & Chelsi
- Sherri’s Blog (you are here)
- A Quilting Life Pattern Shop (Sherri’s)
- Chelsi’s Blog
- Chelsi’s Pattern Shop
- A Quilting Life Instagram
- Chelsi Stratton Instagram
- A Quilting Life YouTube Channel
- Sherri & Chelsi Facebook Group
A Quilting Life Podcast Next Episode
Finally, our next regular episode will air on Monday, August 9th. I hope you enjoyed the Quilting Life Podcast Episode 33 Show Notes. Find all of the Show Notes posts for the earlier episodes of the Quilting Life Podcast here.
Ali Barnes says
Great episode! Really helpful and I always feel like I just visited with some good friends!
sherri McConnell says
Thank you!
Robbie says
I am perfectly ok permanently abandoning a project if I’m really not happy with it regardless of how much time/money has been invested.
I decide if I want to continue to invest time or money to finish it. If the answer is no, not just “not now”, I’m ok donating or trashing the WIP if it’s not easy to recover the fabric. I’d rather do that than have a UFO I’m never going to finish taking up space in my house.