05/07/25 - VIRTUAL THREAD Talk - Becca Fenstermaker - 8-9pm
What are THREAD talks?
THREAD talks is a virtual lecture series featuring a new guest speaker each month.
Lectures are live at 8pm Eastern time on the first Wednesday of each month, and cover all sorts of topics of interest to quilters and makers.
Each lecture is $25, or you can join Club Gotham to get a year's worth of THREAD talks for just $125!
THREAD talk lectures are included with a Club Gotham membership. Club members, add the lecture to your cart while logged into your account to get the automatic discount. You must register for each lecture you are interested in to receive the link to watch.
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THREAD talk lectures are included with you Club Gotham membership.
To register, add the lecture to your cart while logged into your account. When you reach the checkout page, your Club discount will be applied.
You must register for each lecture you are interested in to receive the link to watch.
Attend a Zoom lecture by Becca Fenstermaker!
Once you register, you will receive an email with instructions for logging in. Please note that THREAD talks are NOT recorded, this is a live lecture that must be attended live.
Talk Title: Find Your U-F-Flow
Talk Description: If you have a collection of Unfinished Objects in your own personal Area 51, this lecture will inspire you to think through the whys, whats, and hows of getting those UFOs organized and finished. Becca walks you through the UFO Prevention Toolkit, which includes her own UFO decision-making flowchart and a project organizer to keep track of every step of your quilt’s journey.
Meet Becca
I’ve always appreciated a good story, and what’s better than a story that you get to tell with fabric?
I’m Becca Fenstermaker, a quilter since 2011 who lives on a cranberry farm in southern NJ. I grew up listening to the sound of my mother’s sewing machine as I drifted off to sleep, and later I loved to pet the fabrics at the store where she worked. As an adult, I learned to sew my own maternity pants, then Halloween costumes for my two children, but didn’t take up quilting until after visiting a local show with my mom. I appreciated the beauty of the quilts, of course, but what I became obsessed with was reading the stories that accompanied each piece.
My goal isn’t just to tell my own story, but to inspire others to tell theirs.
Try new techniques! Play with color! Make mistakes!
Since then, I’ve made quilts from many designers in many styles, but my true passions are stitching my own stories into fabric and helping others to put voices into their quilts, too.
What’s most important, always, is to make connections and spread the love.
Find out more about Becca at her website, https://www.sugarsandquilts.com