Karen thank you so very much for doing this interview. I've always been intrigued with the Madam Sew notions on Amazon. Love all of your Karen circle interviews.
My favorite Madame Sew product is the heat-erase pen. Just purchased a second batch. (First batch lasted from 2020-2024.) The bright pink-red and royal blue inks are very handy for colorful quilt marking.
An… I think the best way for you to start quilting is with a precut quilt kit. All the cutting is done for you, and very accurately! The fabrics are good quality and the colors are modern. Donna
She is utterly charming and it’s neat to see one of the people behind Madam Sew. I’m retired & old, but I hear quite a lot of parallels between An and mothers here. C’mon An, you could make tiny projects from quilted pieces too! 😊. Thank you Karen for introducing us to An, I love your interview style!
I just went shopping on Madam Sew and got some great prices on items that I need and will give as gifts to my young sewing kids that I teach sewing and quilting to. thank you
Small world, didn’t realize until fully reading your YT description, that this is the company where I bought myself a Xmas gift this year. Chose the Madam Sew’s adaptable walking foot and invisible zipper foot for my vintage Bernina 910 machine. I’m not a quilter but didn’t want to invest US 500+ for a Bernina-specific walking foot just to occasionally use for pattern matching. This economic solution was posted on Sewing Pattern Review who recommended Madam Sew. Product was really well made and good instructions for use. Great interview.
I started purchasing from Madam Sew about 3 years ago, starting with the 32-pc feet box & have purchased so many items since then. Actually my husband has purchased things for me as gifts. I probably use the foot tool box the most. I’m so glad you interviewed An. She’s the 1st person on your broadcast that I already knew about. Also, I just purchased the cordless Panasonic iron from a local fabric store during their weekly specials during the local quilt convention in Hampton, VA (USA), after watching your review of the iron a few weeks ago. Thanks for the relevant information on your show.
In 2016 on a trip through Europe I was surprised to find that most quilt magazines were American like McCalls. Eventually i found a German quilting magazine, & while i don't speak or read German I knew I could rely on the basic layout of a pattern as the magazones write them. And in England I found a locally published quilt magazine that I subscribe to, because I really like their content.
Hello from Chicago. We were to switch to metric decades ago but I was glad that we never did. I really enjoy the interviews and will look up An's videos and Madame Sew. Thank you both.
Thank 's for that inspirien Show.I didn't knew here. And a Shop in Belgien is mutch easyer then USA .And inch in Patchwork is much bester to read!!!.I remeber 12 inch is 30 cm ,5 inch is 10 cm....And for the bigger length I take the inch cm calculator,and weiter it down in cm.😊
I purchased several Madam Sew items when I started quilting in 2020 ... including the presser foot box! I will note that I bought the blue chalk pen ( like the yellow one you showed) and used it on the top of a baby quilt to mark where to machine quilt, and it did NOT completely wash out!! Thanks for yet another interesting interview Karen!
Perhaps An, the swim kimono You Tube,I think I clicked on it out of curiosity . If it were renamed "Beach wear" or "beach swimwear cover up" it may attract more hits. It's a cute and very easy pattern.
As an older Aussie, l am quite comfortable with the metric system, but default to Imperial. I wanted a metric ruler to use for rotary cutting (was given a European precut pack). Only found one at Spotlight. It was too 'busy' to read, so l resorted to using inches & wasting a bit of the fabric. Lesson learnt.
As a middle aged Aussie, I had never used imperial until I started quilting last year. Initially I tried converting everything to metric, but I quickly realised it was going to be much quicker learning imperial 🙂 Now, yardage is really the only thing I convert back in order to purchase here. My teenager now tells me off for talking in inches🤣
I can’t wait to try that kimono. I can’t image why it was not popular! It certainly would be here in Atlanta GA USA! Enjoyed the interview very much. Thank you!
This is funny to me... I didn't thi k about quilting being revamped by quarantine. I just thought I aged into a time where the hobby was attainable for me. (Teenager children are more self sufficient.)
I’ve been shopping with madam sew since 2020 love their products but the erasable pens they don’t disasapear even after washing especially the white and the black the blue n red were ok
Such a lovely interview, hearty conversation 💛
Karen thank you so very much for doing this interview. I've always been intrigued with the Madam Sew notions on Amazon. Love all of your Karen circle interviews.
The clear project bag looks really nice and quite handy. I love my rolled hem feet.
What a lovely lady!! Nice to see someone from Madam Sew!!
I love watching all of your conversations. You are a wonderful teacher and inspiration.
Adorable madam An, great interview .definitely a pleasure to listen very calm and interesting. Thanks Karen❤😊
My favorite Madame Sew product is the heat-erase pen. Just purchased a second batch. (First batch lasted from 2020-2024.) The bright pink-red and royal blue inks are very handy for colorful quilt marking.
What an utterly devine lady. Thanks for sponsoring her.
Love this company love the project bag!!
Very interesting Karen, thank you .
An… I think the best way for you to start quilting is with a precut quilt kit. All the cutting is done for you, and very accurately! The fabrics are good quality and the colors are modern. Donna
Unbelievable level of lint Dirtiest project ever.
Thank you for introducing me to An and Madam Sew. They had great deals today and I ordered a ton of great items!
I had to stop watching to go and buy a led strip light for my sewing machine... Just what I need. Thank you 🤗
Very enjoyable interview. An seems like a very down-to-earth person who really enjoys her work.
She is utterly charming and it’s neat to see one of the people behind Madam Sew. I’m retired & old, but I hear quite a lot of parallels between An and mothers here. C’mon An, you could make tiny projects from quilted pieces too! 😊. Thank you Karen for introducing us to An, I love your interview style!
Another excellent interview 🎉
I just went shopping on Madam Sew and got some great prices on items that I need and will give as gifts to my young sewing kids that I teach sewing and quilting to. thank you
Small world, didn’t realize until fully reading your YT description, that this is the company where I bought myself a Xmas gift this year.
Chose the Madam Sew’s adaptable walking foot and invisible zipper foot for my vintage Bernina 910 machine. I’m not a quilter but didn’t want to invest US 500+ for a Bernina-specific walking foot just to occasionally use for pattern matching. This economic solution was posted on Sewing Pattern Review who recommended Madam Sew. Product was really well made and good instructions for use. Great interview.
I always enjoy your interviews. Thanks for another good one!
Thank you all the tips are awesome and I learn so much
I started purchasing from Madam Sew about 3 years ago, starting with the 32-pc feet box & have purchased so many items since then. Actually my husband has purchased things for me as gifts. I probably use the foot tool box the most. I’m so glad you interviewed An. She’s the 1st person on your broadcast that I already knew about. Also, I just purchased the cordless Panasonic iron from a local fabric store during their weekly specials during the local quilt convention in Hampton, VA (USA), after watching your review of the iron a few weeks ago. Thanks for the relevant information on your show.
In 2016 on a trip through Europe I was surprised to find that most quilt magazines were American like McCalls. Eventually i found a German quilting magazine, & while i don't speak or read German I knew I could rely on the basic layout of a pattern as the magazones write them. And in England I found a locally published quilt magazine that I subscribe to, because I really like their content.
Hello from Chicago. We were to switch to metric decades ago but I was glad that we never did. I really enjoy the interviews and will look up An's videos and Madame Sew. Thank you both.
Great interview. Thank you Karen.
What a lovely lady. I found this interview both interesting and relaxing with lots of great information too.
I did really enjoy this quilt circle
Thank you
I just went on their website and right off the bat, I found three notions I have purchased ! Cool!
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I love that bag and the idea of it for organizing my quilt or bag making ❤
Thank 's for that inspirien Show.I didn't knew here. And a Shop in Belgien is mutch easyer then USA .And inch in Patchwork is much bester to read!!!.I remeber 12 inch is 30 cm ,5 inch is 10 cm....And for the bigger length I take the inch cm calculator,and weiter it down in cm.😊
Thank You. This is very interesting.
lovely conversation- thnak you..I even learnt something about Belgium, although we've been there, I'd forgotten they ahve multi languages
I purchased several Madam Sew items when I started quilting in 2020 ... including the presser foot box! I will note that I bought the blue chalk pen ( like the yellow one you showed) and used it on the top of a baby quilt to mark where to machine quilt, and it did NOT completely wash out!! Thanks for yet another interesting interview Karen!
Perhaps An, the swim kimono You Tube,I think I clicked on it out of curiosity . If it were renamed "Beach wear" or "beach swimwear cover up" it may attract more hits. It's a cute and very easy pattern.
Fantastic interview. Love the merchandise ❤
I enjoyed this interview very much!
Fun interview.
As an older Aussie, l am quite comfortable with the metric system, but default to Imperial. I wanted a metric ruler to use for rotary cutting (was given a European precut pack). Only found one at Spotlight. It was too 'busy' to read, so l resorted to using inches & wasting a bit of the fabric. Lesson learnt.
As a middle aged Aussie, I had never used imperial until I started quilting last year. Initially I tried converting everything to metric, but I quickly realised it was going to be much quicker learning imperial 🙂 Now, yardage is really the only thing I convert back in order to purchase here. My teenager now tells me off for talking in inches🤣
I love the project bags. I have 15 and put projects together, so I remember what I had in mind when I purchased the fabric.
I can’t wait to try that kimono. I can’t image why it was not popular! It certainly would be here in Atlanta GA USA! Enjoyed the interview very much. Thank you!
Oops imagine not image…
Holland textile tour?? Sounds amazing!
www.justgetitdonequilts.com/events for more information
This is funny to me... I didn't thi k about quilting being revamped by quarantine. I just thought I aged into a time where the hobby was attainable for me. (Teenager children are more self sufficient.)
A happy convergence 😎
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I’ve been shopping with madam sew since 2020 love their products but the erasable pens they don’t disasapear even after washing especially the white and the black the blue n red were ok
Be carefuk with the yellow chalk on white/cream . it stained.
This is interesting. Thank you.