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Quilting on the Side - 3 Tips to Create Your Best Workshop

3 Tips to Create Your Best Workshop

10/01/24 • 35 min

Quilting on the Side

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In this episode of Quilting on the Side, Andi and Tori discuss the essential elements of conducting successful workshops in the crafting and quilting community. They explore the definition of workshops, the importance of pricing strategies, how to establish oneself as an expert, the significance of meeting students where they are, and the necessity of gathering feedback. Tori shares insights from her book, Workshops Unleashed, emphasizing the value of preparation and reflection in creating engaging learning experiences.

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Co-Hosts
Tori McElwain
Andi Stanfield

Producer
Devan Robinson

Keywords

workshops, crafting, quilting, pricing strategies, teaching, feedback, student engagement, workshop preparation, craft business

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In this episode of Quilting on the Side, Andi and Tori discuss the essential elements of conducting successful workshops in the crafting and quilting community. They explore the definition of workshops, the importance of pricing strategies, how to establish oneself as an expert, the significance of meeting students where they are, and the necessity of gathering feedback. Tori shares insights from her book, Workshops Unleashed, emphasizing the value of preparation and reflection in creating engaging learning experiences.

Click Here to Grab Your Copy of Workshops Unleashed, Today!

Learn more about Tori & Andi here.

Click here to sign up for their weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on all things Quilting on the Side. Podcast Details:

Co-Hosts
Tori McElwain
Andi Stanfield

Producer
Devan Robinson

Keywords

workshops, crafting, quilting, pricing strategies, teaching, feedback, student engagement, workshop preparation, craft business

Support the show

If you want more support with your quilting business, make sure to hit follow.

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undefined - Start Your YouTube Channel: Our Chat with The Guy Who Sews

Start Your YouTube Channel: Our Chat with The Guy Who Sews

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Sean, also known as The Guy Who Sews, shares his journey into quilting and how it transitioned into a business. He started quilting after being inspired by a quilter at a state fair and received a sewing machine as a Christmas gift. Sean is mostly self-taught and has learned through YouTube tutorials. He has built a strong presence in the quilting community on YouTube and collaborates with businesses like Cotton Cuts and Art East Quilting Co. Sean enjoys doing live streams with guests and has a schedule of live YouTube quilting broadcasts. He plans to publish quilt patterns in the future and is open to where his quilting journey takes him.

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Co-Hosts
Tori McElwain
Andi Stanfield

Guest
Sean - The Guy Who Sews
Producer
Devan Robinson

Keywords
quilting, business, self-taught, YouTube, collaborations, live streams, quilt patterns

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Success with Subscriptions

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In this episode of Quilting on the Side, hosts Andi and Tori talk to Kim Moos, the owner and founder of Cotton Cuts. Kim shares her journey of starting a quilting business and the growth it has experienced over the years. She discusses her transition from a corporate career to pursuing her passion for quilting and creating a subscription-based business, along with the challenges and successes of running Cotton Cuts. Kim highlights the expansion of their team, strategic planning for product releases, and the importance of continuous improvement. She also emphasizes the role of social media and word-of-mouth marketing in growing their customer base, dives into their mystery quilt program, and shares insights on selecting color palettes and collaborating with designers. Kim's story is an inspiring example of chasing one's dreams and building a thriving business in the process.

Click Here to Grab Your Copy of Workshops Unleashed, Today!

Learn more about Tori & Andi here.

Click here to sign up for their weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on all things Quilting on the Side. Podcast Details:

Co-Hosts
Tori McElwain
Andi Stanfield

Producer
Devan Robinson

Keywords

quilting, business, subscription, growth, challenges, success, team, product releases, continuous improvement, social media, word-of-mouth marketing, mystery quilt, color palettes, collaborations, designers, fabric manufacturers, data tracking, strategic decisions, quilt industry, fabric selection, customer feedback, events, color preference, yardage, pre-cuts, notion, inspiration, UFOs, sewing for business and pleasure, Cotton Cuts

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