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#Sew what pro registration code software

What software do you use? How do you get patterns printed? How do you present your artwork to a fabric company to get your designs picked up and manufacturered as fabric? How do you promote your work online with social media? A million questions! All of these questions took a lot of time to figure out, but how brilliant would it be if there was a place where you could go, with like-minded people, and get some of these questions answered.Įnter Sew Pro Convention, a lecture-style convention to teach you what you need to get you started or continue on with your sewing journey.

#Sew what pro registration code how to

The reason that Sew Pro came about is because figuring out how to do all of the things above was a HUGE learning curve and takes a lot of time and sleuthing. I also have two children that I’m able to be around for (I laugh because someone told me the other day that they had no idea that I had kids because I do a really good job at keeping my personal life personal…lol! My kids are 8-1/2 and 7). I was able to quit my part-time retail job in February of 2014 and do this full-time. My best friend Kim credits my naivete to doing well, but I think this somehow all works out because I do it because I’m enjoying myself and love what I do. It’s been a really wild ride, but since then I’ve written 2 books, have 30 patterns available for purchase (almost all available on paper for sale to quilt shops), designed 2 fabric lines, filmed a Craftsy class, written patterns for magazines, and had 2 curated lines of Aurifil thread. Fast forward a little bit to January 2013, when I sent my first pattern out to testers in the hopes that I could have some patterns for sale. I never thought, never ever ever, that I could someday make money out of doing it.

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I wrote a bunch of free patterns for them because I got a kick out of doing it and it brought some nice traffic to my blog.

My sewing had the beginning inspiration of turning into a business in December of 2011, when I first started writing free patterns for Pellon. Do you sew at home at night after your kids are sleeping? Or get home from a long day of work and break out the sewing machine? Did you ever hope to do more with your sewing hobby? Then this convention is for you! It’s called Sew Pro Convention, and the basis behind the idea is to help hopeful sewing entrepreneurs either start or scale their business. In a year from now, an event will happen that I’ve been working on for a long time already, in partnership with Brenda and Hayley from Pink Castle Fabrics.