Come for a look behind-the-seams as Ange “GnomeAngel” Wilson shares the origin story for 100 Days 100 Blocks, which started as a sew-along where participants sewed one block from the book City Sampler for 100 days. The project grew in popularity and became an annual event, with different block patterns each year. Ange discusses the challenges of running the event and the importance of community in the quilting world. She also introduces the new free community platform for the project and encourages listeners to join and fall in love with patchwork.

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Takeaways:

• The 100 Days 100 Blocks project started as a sew-along where participants sewed one block from the book City Sampler for 100 days.
• The project grew in popularity and became an annual event, with different block patterns each year.
• The project has a strong focus on community and provides a space for quilters to connect, share their blocks, and support each other.
• The new free community platform for the project aims to provide a responsive and interactive space for participants to connect and share their love for patchwork.

Chapters

00:00 The Origins of 100 Days, 100 Blocks
07:17 Building a Quilting Community
14:22 Introducing the New Free Community Platform

Episode Thanks

Audio Editor: Laura Samulionyte [Website / Linkedin]

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