529 - Opportunity Thinking Series with Susan Woodcock
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On today's episode, Susan Woodcock and I talk about the Opportunities in education, specifically the and how important it is to our industry.
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528 - Ten Year Anniversary of the Sew Much More Podcast
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527 - Jeanelle Dech and Ceil DiGuglielmo Rapid Fire Questions
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The book that talked about knowing when you would die is called The Measure by Nikki Erlich. The card game that Jeanelle used to ask the questions is LikeU. The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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526 - Listener Favorite - Susan Gee
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Susan Gee is the owner of Susan Gee Interiors in Oswego, Oregon. Susan has a degree in textiles from the University of Oregon and has been making beautiful window treatments since 1996. A few breaks in her home-based business to take care of some family needs has not stopped her from keeping her connections and relationships in the Interior Design Industry. Susan loves a challenge and her tagline is, "Helping you Love where you Live!" Links and Resources; The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by; ...
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525 - The Sew Much More Book Shelf
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524 -Nicole Bedard - I Always Loved Documenting Life
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Nicole Bedard is a brand photographer, video storyteller, and educator specializing in visual storytelling for makers, artists, and creative business owners. Through photography, video, and social media strategy, she helps businesses showcase the craftsmanship and stories behind their work in a way that builds connection and visibility online. Nicole is on Links and Resources; The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;
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523 - Irina Otto - Every Single Piece Commands and Demands Something Different
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Irina Otto is the owner of , a licensed and bonded California contractor specializing in luxury custom draperies, shades, motorization, bedding, and soft furnishings. With more than 22 years of experience, she has built her business from a small garage operation into a respected full-service firm serving high-end residential projects. Known for blending artistry with technical expertise, Irina is passionate about elevating the window treatment industry and redefining it as both a skilled trade and an art form. She remains actively involved in every stage of a project, from design...
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522 - Listener Favorite - Carrie Brantley
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In 2013, Carrie bought her first sewing machine to begin making décor items for her home. Having always been crafty, this was another creative outlet for her and she soon fell in love with creating beautiful items out of fabric. A year later, Carrie took her sewing skills to the next level by opening her own creative design business, Studio B Custom Drapery & Decor. Links and Resources;
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521 - The Industry is Changing and So Are We
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520 - Listener Favorite with Theresa Harmon
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Theresa Harmon is a graphic designer turned one-woman drapery and soft furnishings workroom. She loves transforming beautiful fabric into custom creations not found in the mass retail market. Theresa works with retail clients, a handful of decorators, and her daughter Lee, owner/designer at , and her other daughter Nivette who is her project manager. Her husband is her admin, on-site measurer, foam cutter, bookkeeper and tax man. Theresa grew up with an artistic mother who kept her supplied with a plethora of arts and crafts kits. She learned to sew at summer camp and through middle...
info_outlineJonathan Bennet, owner of Unsprung Upholstery is originally from Martinsville, VA.
He caught the sewing bug from his great grandmother at a young age.
He moved to Richmond, VA on a whim in August of 1989 and earned a BFA in Fashion Design from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Directly after graduation, Jonathan taught in the Fashion Design department as an adjunct professor for 13 years.
He started his first workroom job in 1997, learned how to make various types of window treatments, cushions, pillows, and more; since then, he has done freelance workroom client projects in his home for over 25 years.
Jonathan opened Unsprung Upholstery LLC in August 2019 and will continue this beautiful journey for the rest of his life!
Website: UnsprungUpholstery.com
FB: Unsprung Upholstery Company
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