In the fourth lecture, we look at when you need a trademark. For more go to www.justwannaquilt.com, or purchase the book at www.justwannaquilt.bigcartel.com.

In the third lecture, we will be looking at what a trademark is, that is how it is classified as a source identifier for goods and/or services.

Trademark.com is part of the Compumark family. They have created a lower cost tool for registering your trademark, and we talk about it with Ali Smith. Note: I do have some reservations about this product and products like this, but this is a good one if you decide to go this direction. Go to www.trademark.com

Sally Williams is all about fish -- in her professional life, in her quilting life. We talk about all kinds of things, including Spoonflower as a tool, but mostly about fish.

Mike Hingle and his wife are all in. They've been quilting for about 3 years, and they have gone deep. Listen to this lovely interview about all things equipment and quilting and life.

We're starting short lectures on IP and Entrepreneurship. We're beginning with trademarks! Today, we're just getting our feet wet. We'll dive in more soon. We also have a book: Just Wanna Trademark, available at www.justwannaquilt.bigcartel.com. If you use this coupon code, you get an additional JWQ20, 20% off.

In this lecture, we will begin to explore what a trademark is. This corresponds to the Preface in the Just Wanna Trademark book, available at http://justwannaquilt.bigcartel.com. Use the coupon code JWQ20 to get 20% off the already discounted price.

Jo Westfoot of the Crafty Nomad joins us to talk about her pattern, Break Out Bunting https://payhip.com/b/jEdW. Read her blog post: https://www.thecraftynomad.co.uk/blog/2020/1/23/inventory-quilts-stash-busting-amp-choosing-fabrics. And there is a coupon for the pattern through Feb 2020: JWQFEB20. Jo is a featured designer on our Inventory Quilt project, and we adore her. (She was on the podcast before).

Scott Murkin talks to us about his life in quilting and judging, as well as the impact of quilts and art as a hospice doctor. It's a great conversation, and not depressing, I promise.

Art quilter Karen Swiech wanted to make something special for her parents' anniversary, and she came up with a mosaic quilt: 5000 images make up their wedding photograph, with over 1000 photos on the back. She talks to us about how she did this, and we also get into a little bit of faire use.