My son is a business major at the University of Louisville. He's started a t-shirt quilt business as a way to learn how to start and run a small business. His mother is a 'subject matter expert' with regards to making quilts and using the type of machine he'll be using for his business. He is a very good machine quilter and runs the machine for more traditional types of quilts a few times a week.
Now he's learning about the ugly realities of starting a business. These include everything from big-picture topics such as marketing to detail-oriented tasks such as buying boxes to talking to customers.
Stop by Happy Dance Quilting and have a look!
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
The Quilt Rack
I recently made a quilt rack for the wife.
The top is a plank, and it's screwed to the brackets. The bar the quilt is hanging from is a loose fit in the brackets so it can be slid out easily. The rack was stained with a golden oak stain and finished with water-based poly.
The quilt is typical of my wife's style and craftsmanship. It's hanging in the kitchen.
The top is a plank, and it's screwed to the brackets. The bar the quilt is hanging from is a loose fit in the brackets so it can be slid out easily. The rack was stained with a golden oak stain and finished with water-based poly.
The quilt is typical of my wife's style and craftsmanship. It's hanging in the kitchen.
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