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Podcast First Birthday!

Wow, it has been a year already? Pannon messaged me and told me and I couldn't believe how the time had flown so quickly. I am not super great with words but I am kind of emotional writing this. The podcast and blog would not be what it is today without all our supporters and listeners. YOU make our podcast what it is and I seriously LOVE all you for it.

Don't forget, Episode 50 is coming up fast and we are still looking for questions. The big 50 is going to be a Q&A with VFire and Pannon. Send us your questions and we will answer anything on the episode. Shout outs to everyone who submits a Q. You can email us or fill out the form on this website. (CosplayStitchAndSeam [at] gmail.com)


We went from 0 to 100 really fast with the podcast airing in happy little May last year. Our Facebook group started the same day and it has the best people in it. It may be small but it is full of caring and supportive crafters. Everyone in there has made me so proud!

The amount of downloads we have received is far more than I ever thought it would reach, especially with only 45 episodes to date. The podcast was started to get out some ideas and commentary Pannon and I had on the cosplay community. To see the love put into it by our listeners, we are so happy to keep going and hope to keep entertaining you all with our weird shenanigans!


The reviews are so helpful! Especially happy for any feedback we get. RandomHatter123 is so polite and we are taking your feedback to heart. It also so nice to see the support from these reviews. I have no idea who any of you are but I hope we meet someday and say thanks in person! (Except Alaura, I know who you are. Still would love to meet in person ;) )

Happy listeners, you have no idea how much your support and kind words has helped us. this podcast has been a lifeline to me during a hard year of my life. I won't go too much into details... but thank you again.


Thank you Ko-fi donaters! YOU ROCK! Thanks so much for your donations. Every little bit helps with our bandwidth support.

I am so glad Pannon was interested in co-hosting with me. It was just a wild idea and a way to get my ideas out without having to type in blog format. Pannon, thank you so much. She is so organized and always keeps me on topic with each recording.

Also a big thank you to David! We would not sound nearly as good without all your magical and super skilled editing. You amaze me and I love your dedication to podcasting. Seriously look up his other podcast. I will link them for you: "Dungeons and Chill" and "Comic Trades Monthly" deserve so much attention. David puts a lot of hard work into all his podcasts.

To all our listeners - WE LOVE YOU!

Love,
VFire and the Stitch and Seam Team
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