After a well earned rest (working on many other projects!) I am extremely excited about the planning of the next International Millinery Forum!
15-22 January 2011
The focus of this forum will remain on professionalism and TOP QUALITY millinery tutors, with some tweaking and refining of the program and logistics to ensure we are ofering you what you want.
Following your feedback we will commit to:
>Ensuring workshop material lists are appropriate and include essential items only; we will be looking into kits and methods of making this process easier for all delegates (particuarly those who travel by plane!).
>Improving the skill level system to prevent delegates registering for workshops above or below their capabilities. We are looking at a checklist system, whereby delegates have to complete the checklist to determone what skill level they fall into (this will need to be submitted with registration forms).
>Introducing varying length workshops according to the skill level and technique. This means we will have a range of 1-2 day workshops for intermediates, a couple of 3 day workshops for beginners and a range of 1/2 - 1 day workshops for advanced delegates. This will make the registration process a little more complex but we will ensure it is hassle free for you!
Keep an eye on this blog for regular updates and news about the planning and preparation of the 2011 forum and i look forward to seeing you again soon!
Linda
The International Millinery Forum aims to provide milliners from around the globe with an opportunity to share skills, source the latest trends and get a head start on the up coming seasonal trends. The International Millinery Forum is open to both aspiring and professional milliners from around the world.
9 comments:
So I realize this is a little odd but i have a request...apparently my Russian Great Grandmother was a milliner in Hollywood around the 20's. Any suggestions on how to possibly find her? Vera Chiniaeff is the name I know. I am not sure if she worked for someone or not...Just thought I would try.
Thank you for your time...
Carissa Chiniaeff
Hi Carissa, i would love to help you find your great grandmother...maybe she will attend the next International Millinery Forum!!
Unfortnately i have not heard of her along my trails but i am positive one of the IMF bloggers and past delegates will be able to help us...
Lets see what happens...
Linda
Hi,
Thanks, for very, very goed information,
Best wishes,
Wanda
Hi,
thanks for information,
Best wishes,
Wanda
What is the date for Millinery Forum in Wagga Wagga 2011?
Hi just wondering how you register for the millinery forum in 2011
We are very keen to participate
Cheers
Sara
Dear Linda,
I have just found about this event. Would you kindly email me detail information about it and how to register to attend please? Thank you kindly before hand for your prompt reply. Dewi Smith - theboss@dewismith.com
I cannot find any updated information on the 2011 forum is is still taking place? and who can take part in the forum?
Hello I live in Atlanta, Ga. and I can't wait to visit Australia. Well I started designing hats myself, how do I get my name out there? What do it take to become a Millinery?
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