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Jennifer Csanyi is the owner of Jennifer's Sewing Studio located in Cocoa, Fl. Jennifer has been sewing most of her life and learned from her grandmother, a wonderful and patient teacher. Jennifer started her business as a single mother, needing to create more income for her family. She is focused on educating herself to increase her skills and confidence.

Jennifer is a member of Susan Woodcock's and Ceil DiGuglielmo's WAM group, which stands for Workroom Accountability and Mentoring group. There are 12 business owners in this group and it's part of the Curtains and Soft Furnishings Library. Everyone is in business 5 years or less and in it, she has found a wonderful group of ladies who are very supportive of learning and gaining an enormous amount of confidence in the past year. Jennifer attended the Custom Workroom Conference the last year it was held for the first time.It was a life-changing event for her and her business and she had the pleasure of meeting Ceil and Susan while there as well as many other wonderful workroom owners and workers. Jennifer has also been taking virtual classes with Susan this year due to Covid preventing in person classes. The classes have been fantastic and she has learned so much from them! She is also a new member of the WCAA virtual group. She is looking forward to getting to know the other members of this group and has greatly enjoyed their webinars.

Links and Resources;

The Slip Cover Network Facebook Page The Custom Workroom Conference Kim Chagnon/Kim's Upholstery Fit-Like-A-Glove Slipcovers with Jeanelle Dech Slipcovers by Shelly Workroom Tech- check the WRT Website for upcoming slipcover classes (and lot's of others!) with Emily Petit Kitty Stein's Book Emily Pettit's class Singer(R) Sewing Custom Curtains, Shades, and Top Treatments: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide to Making and Installing Window Decor by Susan Woodcock