If you are a guild chair looking for lectures, I would love to work with you! I'm also happy to customize a lecture to suit your needs.

Lectures are 1 hour (combined with power point slides) filled with tips, tricks and images in real studio situations.
At this time all lectures are conducted on the Zoom platform, in real time.
Audience size is limited to guild members.
Members can ask questions through the guild moderator, that I will be happy to answer at the end of the lecture.

Lecture Topics:

Love Where You Create: It's Not A One Size Fits Solution
Are you overwhelmed by all the stuff that seems to be taking over but don’t know how to bring back order? If your current situation isn’t functioning--- it might be time to hit the refresh button. Learn how to build a creative place that works for you, your space, your budget and where you are right now.

Adapting For Change & Long-Term Planning: Learning To Adapt To The Changes In Your Life

Change doesn't mean creativity has to come to a screeching halt. Whether it’s due to an unexpected accident, downsizing or bodily changes, learn how to modify a space with easy and clever workarounds to keep the playing going for years to come.

On The Go: Build A Studio That Moves With You

When life involves frequent moves across the country or across the world, keeping and maintaining a creative space can be a challenge for any maker. Learn tips for building a system to make your studio more mobile and easy to set-up while also including your personal style.

Quilting Machines: Creating Fun For All On The Playground

Is that quilting machine and all its ‘gear’ taking over your playground space? Batting, rulers, pantographs and cone thread collections can very quickly become overwhelming and get out of hand. Learn how to build a system that corrals the one who ‘wants to take over’ and ensures enough space for everyone at the playground to get along.

Dual Studios: Twice The Fun

Congratulations, you're setting up a second studio in another location! Now onto the hard part: deciding what to bring and how to organize this new space. Whether it's another home, a cabin in the woods or something in between, learn to build a place that you will love equally as much as your primary studio.

Small Spaces: Tiny Studios

Don't let the small size of your space keep you from having hours of fun; it's about learning how to prioritize. Let me show you some creative ways to utilize every square inch of your playground.

Interview with The Quilter's Circle

My interview with Ashley Hough