Daisy Aschehoug's guest appearances

Daisy Aschehoug

The Quilters Circle Podcast

Catherine Redford

Toby Lischko

Amanda Niederhauser

Amanda Murphy

Jo Avery

Annabel Wrigley

Heather Black

Pam Heller

Holly Brown

Bernie Tobisch

Rebecca Palmer

Ellen March

Nicki La Foille

Andrea Smith

Colleen Tauke

OwlTail

Heather’s passion for quilt design is founded in her past as a landscape oil painter and her desire to be creative.  She first tried quilting in 1995 but didn’t catch the quilting bug until 2011 when she designed, pieced and hand quilted her first queen size quilt.  Shortly after that she discovered modern quilting and from that point on Heather has been designing and making quilts whenever possible.  Her quilts and patterns have been featured in various quilting publications and is an active member in various local guilds included The Modern Quilt Guild.  Daisy Aschehoug’s quilts have been published in Modern Quilts Unlimited, Love Patchwork and Quilting, Simply Moderne, and Modern Patchwork. She’s won awards and has projects included in multiple compilations. Before quilting, Daisy guided rafts, fought wildfires, and facilitated contentious natural resource management plans.

Heather’s passion for quilt design is founded in her past as a landscape oil painter and her desire to be creative.  She first tried quilting in 1995 but didn’t catch the quilting bug until 2011 when she designed, pieced and hand quilted her first queen size quilt.  Shortly after that she discovered modern quilting and from that point on Heather has been designing and making quilts whenever possible.  Her quilts and patterns have been featured in various quilting publications and is an active member in various local guilds included The Modern Quilt Guild.  Daisy Aschehoug’s quilts have been published in Modern Quilts Unlimited, Love Patchwork and Quilting, Simply Moderne, and Modern Patchwork. She’s won awards and has projects included in multiple compilations. Before quilting, Daisy guided rafts, fought wildfires, and facilitated contentious natural resource management plans.

Interview with Heather Black & Daisy Aschehoug