Teachers Gotta Teach - our chat with Lyric Kinard

Send us Fan MailIn this week's episode, Lyric Montgomery-Kinard shares her quilting adventures, from traditional quilting to art quilts and teaching with our hosts Andi and Tori. She discusses the benefits of teaching as a way to travel and have a flexible career. Lyric also talks about the challenges of teaching online and the importance of owning intellectual property. Lyric offers insights into finding one's voice as a quilt artist and the pros and cons of writing a book. She concludes with tips for marketing and getting students into workshops. TakeawaysTeaching quilting can be a way to travel and have a flexible career.Owning intellectual property is important for maintaining control over your work.Finding your voice as a quilt artist involves exploring different techniques and styles.Marketing quilting classes and workshops requires authenticity and creating a connection with your audience. Utilize existing content, such as blog posts and social media, for marketing your classes.Make it easy for people to hire you by providing clear information on your website and reaching out to potential clients.Build a support system of like-minded colleagues who can provide advice and collaboration.Find joy in teaching and inspiring others, and remember to dream big and pursue your goals.Learn more about Tori & Andi here.Click here to sign up for their weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on all things Quilting on the Side. Support the showIf you want more support with your quilting business, make sure to hit follow.