Laurie Gutberlet began her business in February 2020. Her one-person, small workroom is located in the Atlantic Coast region of Bethany Beach, DE. The catalyst for Laurie's “startup” is largely due to the relationship built and training received from Susan Woodcock at Workroom Tech. Laurie has a life-long love of sewing and always thought about doing professional work. She figured “If not now, when?” Her company name—SeaGlass Seams, LLC—is largely based on her location. My work to date includes draperies, cushions, roman shades, valances, bedding, and those random projects of “can you sew this for me?”

Laurie is on Facebook and Instagram

Links and Resources;

Workroom Tech

Price Your Work With Confidence by Kitty Stein

Nancy Letts

Rosemarie Garner

Emily Petit

Deb Cronin

The Funky Little Chair

Kai Scissors

Stevenson Vestal

In this OPPORTUNITY THINKING episode of the Sew Much More Podcast, Ceil DiGuglielmo joins Jeanelle Dech in her office at Adaptive Textiles in West Chester, PA. They talk about the origins and growth of the textile printing business and the launch of KLIMAKA STUDIOS https://klimakastudios.com/, a new collection of workroom-centric fabric and wallpaper, featuring artists collaborations and engineered designs.

You can watch this episode of the Podcast on YouTube here.