MaryAnn talks to us about her quilting life. You might remember Mike? He talked to us about their couple quilting life. Now we get MaryAnn, and we talk a lot about machine embroidery. It's a lot of fun.

Andi Sanfield of www.truebluequilts.com comes to chat with us. She is one of our Featured Designers in our Inventory Quilt project (which you can join at our Facebook group - Just Wanna Quilt- Inventory Quilt project).

Jo Westfoot from the Crafty Nomad joins us to talk about her process of creating patterns, and our inventory quilt project. She is one of our featured designers, and we are so glad to chat with her again. For more go to https://www.thecraftynomad.co.uk.

Sara Benson, Adjunct Assistant Professor at the iSchool at Illinois joins us to talk about her new book, Copyright Conversations, https://amzn.to/32pEhHq.

Reed Johnson is one of our Inventory Quilt Featured Pattern designers, and he talks to us about his quilting life. For more, go to www.bluebearquilts.com.

Veronica has a business that focuses on accounting with the creative. She also is the author of https://5minutebookkeeping.com, which is awesome. For more information, go to https://vmwasek.com

In the sixth lecture, we discuss the options of whether to hire an attorney, go with an Internet service, or DIY. Our book helps you get prepared for any of the three scenarios. We're working through the early chapters of the book, Just Wanna Trademark, a book that helps you register your mark at the USPTO. To purchase a copy, go to https://justwannaquilt.bigcartel.com/product/just-wanna-trademark

In the fifth lecture, we learn about the difference between local, state, and federal trademarks, and I advocate for federal protection. We're working through the early chapters of the book, Just Wanna Trademark, a book that helps you register your mark at the USPTO. To purchase a copy, go to https://justwannaquilt.bigcartel.com/product/just-wanna-trademark

Candy Cobb Grisham's new book, Dresden Quilt Blocks Reimagined: Sew Your Own Playful Plates; 25 Elements to Mix & Match (available at https://amzn.to/2RQ7Le3) teaches us all about creating the Dresden Plate block, and a little bit about her author's journey.

Bobbi Gentilli of the Geeky Bobbin, www.geekybobbin.com, joins us to talk about her challenging quilt designs, and her recent (easier) Progress Pride quilt, where she negotiated and learned about Creative Commons licenses. She also has a great Tetris quilt, which I adore. She is one of our featured Inventory Quilt designers for February.